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Garmin nüMaps Lifetime North America Map Updates

  • nüMaps Lifetime subscription lets you download the newest map data up to four times per year. No monthly fees or maintenance costs.
  • Know where to go when new restaurants open or streets change
  • nüMaps Lifetime is a one-time, single purchase that lets you download the most up-to-date map information on streets
  • With Single Purchase, You Will Have Access to Multiple Map Updates Each Year for
  • Map Data is Provided by NAVTEQ

Product Description
keeps maps current for road and points-of-interest changes,receive up to 4 updates per year without additional fees,valid for the life of your deviceAmazon.com Product Description
Garmin nuMaps Lifetime updates are available for the City Navigator NT street maps on your compatible Garmin device. Pay Once–Update for Life
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Garmin nüMaps Lifetime North America Map Updates

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Car Sat Nav GPS Comments 5 Nov 29th, 2009

5 Responses to “Garmin nüMaps Lifetime North America Map Updates”

  1. N. FERNANDEZ Says:
    November 29th, 2009 at 5:56 am

    DELL, GMC, CIRCUIT CITY, JUST TO NAME A FEW WENT DOWN THE DRAIN IN PART BECAUSE OF BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE, BAD PRODUCTS AND THEY THOUGHT THEY WERE GODS.
    I HOPE GARMIN GOES DOWN AS WELL, BECAUSE THEY DON’T RESPECT THE CONSUMER.
    YOU CALL THEN AND THE FIRST THING THEY DO IS TO DISRESPECT YOU.
    THEY ALWAYS TRY TO BLAME US!!!!!!!!!!! IN TOP OF THAT YOU HAVE TO FOR 30-45 MINUTES ON HOLD!!!!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME.
    IT IS LIKE HAVING A FANCY CAR AND A BAD MECHANIC, YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT TO SPECT IF YOUR CAR BRAKES DOWN.
    STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY, UNLESS YOU LIKE HEADACHE AND WASTE YOUR TIME ON HOLD.
    IT IS A GOOD PRODUCT, BUT BAD CUSTOMER SUPPORT.
    A FEW KEY STRUCK AND THEY CAN MAKE YOU A HAPPY, AND A LOYAL CUSTOMER, BUT THE SEEN TO DO OTHERWISE MOST OF THE TIME.
    THE BEST PART IS WHEN THEY ACCUSED YOU OF HAVING A “INVALID CODE”, “YOU ALREADY USED IT” OR “IS NOT IN THEIR DATA BASE”.
    AMAZON SHOULD CONTACT GARMIN AND ADDRESS THIS ISSUE AT ONCE, THESE ISSUES ARE BAD FOR AMAZON AND ITS CUSTOMERS.
    TOO MANY REVIEWS WITH THIS PROBLEM.
    OH, BEFORE I FORGET, I’VE TRASHED MY GARMIN 680.
    GOODBYE GARMIN. . . . . . . . . . . THERE ARE MORE COMPANIES TO BUY GPS FROM AND MAYBE BETTER.
    GOOD LUCK GAMIN USERS!!!!!!!!!!
    Rating: 1 / 5

  2. I Buy Everything it Seems Says:
    November 29th, 2009 at 8:26 am

    Not sure what happened here. Just received my card from Amazon – loaded up my Garmin – received the following: Invalid Product Key. Card is no good – I think I just lost $100. I did purchase the proper card that is “supposed” to work with my Garmin – I did everything 100% by the book – card is invalid. Not sure if these things have to be activated before mailed or what – but I can tell you this – it would have been worth the extra $19 to order directly from Garmin. Now I have to see if I can get a refund from Amazon – beware of this!
    Rating: 1 / 5

  3. tiofrio Says:
    November 29th, 2009 at 9:45 am

    Garmin makes great GPS units. Too bad the updates are lousy. Not worth much. Their vendor keeps adding new stuff, but doesn’t take out defunct businesses and such. So the files keep getting bigger. Eventually your older unit will just run out of enough memory to load it all. Tom Tom next time for me; the user community can upload corrections to the database so their business model is simply better.
    Rating: 2 / 5

  4. Jon A. Morris Says:
    November 29th, 2009 at 11:06 am

    The map updates have many bad addresses for businesses and points of interest. The original maps that came with my Garmin had the correct addresses, but the update seems to have put many points of interest at incorrect locations.

    Another thing to be aware of is that Garmin will not transfer the “lifetime” updates to a replacement unit. My GPS was stolen about a month after I purchased the update package and Garmin customer support’s answer was too bad, buy another. A few key strokes in their database and I would still be a loyal Garmin customer, but their products just aren’t that amazing on their own.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  5. Sank Says:
    November 29th, 2009 at 11:17 am

    I own three Garmin units. A Nuvi and two etrex handhelds. I LOVE the units no doubt. I don’t relish the idea of paying almost 100bucks to keep them “up to date”. Think it through 1) Roads don’t really change much to warrant paying for new updates. 2) This plan only supports 1 unit, for the life of the unit. I’m pretty sure that three years from now I’ll be wanting another GPS with better features, and that one will come with a new mapset. And who knows, Lawrance or DeLorme or Magellan may come up with something better. Not likely but you never know.

    Personally I think it would a nice gesture from a customer service standpoint that they would want to keep their customers units up-to-date all the time, not charging us for them. . but that and the extended service contract will tell you they see us a revenue source aren’t interested in service. So make them earn their revenue and don’t buy this unless you really find a need for it.
    Rating: 1 / 5

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