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Joined: Aug 2014
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From: Palestine...East Texas Piney Woods Tx
You can find a new CD on ebay for a lot cheaper. I just bought one to upgrade my 2011 model and paid $69. GM disc not a copy.
I have a version 7:00 GM#20980238 if your interested in purchase.
I have a version 7:00 GM#20980238 if your interested in purchase.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Tucson Arizona
Just updated my map DVD on my 2007 to 2016 version 10 map DVD for a total cost delivered of $8.49
Just search eBay for DVD Map Update GM p/n: 23286274
You will have multiple choices between $8 and $10
Just search eBay for DVD Map Update GM p/n: 23286274
You will have multiple choices between $8 and $10
Burning Brakes
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From: Orlando Florida
Melting Slicks
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From: Tucson Arizona
Melting Slicks
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From: Tucson Arizona
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Joined: May 2016
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From: Miami Florida
C6 Nav Disc
Thank you very much for your post. Received my disc today, ejected, installed and all is perfect. It's sad to read that some members have paid $60 to $200 for a copy that can be purchased for $8.49 and free shipping. I know the the members make the forum, glad to be part. Thanks again.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Tucson Arizona
Thank you very much for your post. Received my disc today, ejected, installed and all is perfect. It's sad to read that some members have paid $60 to $200 for a copy that can be purchased for $8.49 and free shipping. I know the the members make the forum, glad to be part. Thanks again.
It was nice to finally see the road I live on show up on the nav screen, before when I was nearing my home it showed me driving in the middle of a open field.
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2017
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From: Etobicoke (Toronto) Ontario
Not to rain on anyone's parade
Before you purchase a $9 disk, suggest that you read this:
http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-spot-...7086108/g.html
I should have read that first before I ordered one for $9, because as it turns out, it was a copy, and not an original disk. Then I decided to do what I should have done at the start, and checked the one-star ratings that the vendor had received. They got lots of good ratings, but the one-star ratings really tell the tale. Some of the recipients were claiming that it more or less ruined their NAV system. There is no way that disk was going into my NAV system. Not only that, when you look at the bigger picture, the vendor is using the USPS to supply illegal copies of DVDs. My disk went into the garbage.
Maybe some of the vendors are legit, but you have to ask yourself how they can sell a 'new' version of the DVD, worth $180 at the retail level, for around $9.
Just saying.
http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-spot-...7086108/g.html
I should have read that first before I ordered one for $9, because as it turns out, it was a copy, and not an original disk. Then I decided to do what I should have done at the start, and checked the one-star ratings that the vendor had received. They got lots of good ratings, but the one-star ratings really tell the tale. Some of the recipients were claiming that it more or less ruined their NAV system. There is no way that disk was going into my NAV system. Not only that, when you look at the bigger picture, the vendor is using the USPS to supply illegal copies of DVDs. My disk went into the garbage.
Maybe some of the vendors are legit, but you have to ask yourself how they can sell a 'new' version of the DVD, worth $180 at the retail level, for around $9.
Just saying.
Exception ID 10T
Joined: Oct 2017
Posts: 1,031
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From: NW of Jacksonville FL
Thank you RJRSW
I had to pay $9.95 for mine, shipping included. It arrived today and works well. I ejected the old one from 2011, and just popped the new one in and after a few minutes the "insert map dvd" message went away and I had updated maps. I know it is updated because the 2011 dvd did not show some roads in a new subdivsion where I have friends. The new dvd also has all the lower 48 included, which the 2011 dvd did not. Since my driveway is quite long and not close to the road, I had to drive up and down my street until the street name showed at the bottom and then I was able to program in destinations. The instructions that came with mine did say I might need to drive on a road before it would become fully functional. My seller said it was a backup dealer version that had never been used. I took it out of the jewel case and there were no marks or scratches on it. Unfortunately I think I got the last one from this particular seller. I figured for $9.95 was low risk with high upside potential and using Paypal, if it didn't work I would just send it back. Thanks for the tip.
Safety Car
Joined: Feb 2016
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From: SC
Before you purchase a $9 disk, suggest that you read this:
http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-spot-...7086108/g.html
I should have read that first before I ordered one for $9, because as it turns out, it was a copy, and not an original disk. Then I decided to do what I should have done at the start, and checked the one-star ratings that the vendor had received. They got lots of good ratings, but the one-star ratings really tell the tale. Some of the recipients were claiming that it more or less ruined their NAV system. There is no way that disk was going into my NAV system. Not only that, when you look at the bigger picture, the vendor is using the USPS to supply illegal copies of DVDs. My disk went into the garbage.
Maybe some of the vendors are legit, but you have to ask yourself how they can sell a 'new' version of the DVD, worth $180 at the retail level, for around $9.
Just saying.
http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-spot-...7086108/g.html
I should have read that first before I ordered one for $9, because as it turns out, it was a copy, and not an original disk. Then I decided to do what I should have done at the start, and checked the one-star ratings that the vendor had received. They got lots of good ratings, but the one-star ratings really tell the tale. Some of the recipients were claiming that it more or less ruined their NAV system. There is no way that disk was going into my NAV system. Not only that, when you look at the bigger picture, the vendor is using the USPS to supply illegal copies of DVDs. My disk went into the garbage.
Maybe some of the vendors are legit, but you have to ask yourself how they can sell a 'new' version of the DVD, worth $180 at the retail level, for around $9.
Just saying.
Advanced
Joined: May 2016
Posts: 73
Likes: 28
From: Miami Florida
Before you purchase a $9 disk, suggest that you read this:
http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-spot-...7086108/g.html
I should have read that first before I ordered one for $9, because as it turns out, it was a copy, and not an original disk. Then I decided to do what I should have done at the start, and checked the one-star ratings that the vendor had received. They got lots of good ratings, but the one-star ratings really tell the tale. Some of the recipients were claiming that it more or less ruined their NAV system. There is no way that disk was going into my NAV system. Not only that, when you look at the bigger picture, the vendor is using the USPS to supply illegal copies of DVDs. My disk went into the garbage.
Maybe some of the vendors are legit, but you have to ask yourself how they can sell a 'new' version of the DVD, worth $180 at the retail level, for around $9.
Just saying.
http://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-spot-...7086108/g.html
I should have read that first before I ordered one for $9, because as it turns out, it was a copy, and not an original disk. Then I decided to do what I should have done at the start, and checked the one-star ratings that the vendor had received. They got lots of good ratings, but the one-star ratings really tell the tale. Some of the recipients were claiming that it more or less ruined their NAV system. There is no way that disk was going into my NAV system. Not only that, when you look at the bigger picture, the vendor is using the USPS to supply illegal copies of DVDs. My disk went into the garbage.
Maybe some of the vendors are legit, but you have to ask yourself how they can sell a 'new' version of the DVD, worth $180 at the retail level, for around $9.
Just saying.
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