Can you hear me now?

[I.B. Washincars]

I don't know about everyone else, but it really burns me up to see someone parked in a bay blabbing away on his cell phone. I'll cut anyone a little slack to wrap up a call, but we've all seen the inconsiderate rectal orifices that are going to chat until they feel like stopping or their battery runs down. I would like to have something mounted in the bay to cause static or a loss of signal so they would have to shut-up or get out. Is there anything that would work for this?

 

[Washmee]

How about one of these.

http://www.thesignaljammer.com/

 

[Kevin Reilly]

You know that's a great idea unless your burglar alarm is set up to send an alarm through a cell phone.

 

[MEP001]

It would definitely be nice to have a jammer that can be activated remotely, so if you're at home and monitoring by video you can activate it when you see someone tying up a bay on a busy day.

I've only had one real problem, a guy was blocking a bay on a busy Saturday - I didn't bother him for a good 20 minutes until someone pulled in and there wasn't an available bay for them. When I approached the guy to ask him to move, he was dialing another call, so instead of asking him to move like I had planned, I very bluntly told him to. He moved to the covered drying area, sat there for another 10 minutes or so, then the next time I checked he had pulled back into the same bay and kept giving me the "evil eye." He never even washed that day, which really burned me up - next time I saw him I added him and his license plate number to my "list."