Re: CADDX NX-6 question from homeowner

["Jackcsg" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Been doing a few change-overs, not take overs.The only bitch has been
remembering my damn lock code...I've changed it so many times....

"Crash Gordon®" <NONE@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Doing Radx takeovers heh?

I've only used 736p once or twice.

I can't stand the Radx programming anymore..."I" don't have enough RAM ! :-)
... plus I'm gettin lazy in me olde age.



"Jackcsg" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I've been practicing my 736P interfaces lately....the rest is small
> potatoes....
>
> "Crash Gordon®" <NONE@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> me too; 2 x DSC and 1 x Napco this week alone...no one out there seems to
> comply to MY requirements either!
>
>
> "Jackcsg" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > I could say the same line of crap about any Manufacturers control panel.
> If
> > it wasn't DMP I'd either rip it out, or move on. I seem to be ripping
out
> a
> > lot lately....
> >
> > "Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >
> > Crash Gordon® wrote:
> > > Coerce?
> > >
> > > Does Ferrari coerce people to buy their product? They're exclusive,
> > not anyone can service a Ferrari. I don't buy your argument. If you
> > don't want to sell Ferrari don't, sell plain vanilla. My clients like
> > the products I sell - 80% of them are Ferrari type consumers - the rest
> > I sell plain vanilla to also.
> > >
> >
> > The products that you refer to as Ferrari products is simply a sham
> > that you've bought into and now have to suck your client into, to
> > justify you traping them into using it. Those products usually don't
> > have any more "useable" features than any other product. The simple
> > fact is, it's "exclusive" simply for the fact that it isn't used by
> > most dealers, therefore you like to describe it as a positive feature,
> > when, in fact it's simply keeping your clients prisoner. You're
> > obviously not going to admit that, but, that's what it winds up to be,
> > as far as the end user is concerned whether you intend it or not.
> >
> > If they all knew that they were trapped into using only your product
> > you'd be singing a different tune. Ahhhh, but I'm sure you tell them
> > how special they are and deserve to have such a noble product line.
> > It's a line, alright .... of BS. And when they decide to change to
> > someone else and there's no other company around to take it over
> > ....... or they have to pay someone premium prices (because it *is*
> > exclusive) to rip it out, because you sold them what you describe as a
> > Ferrari but is really a dead end product.
> >
> > Come-on Crash, whether you intend it or not, the product is
> > exclusionary. And not quite falls in to the same category as Brinks and
> > anyone eles who has a proprietary panel. There's never any guarantee
> > that the end user will be able to get, good, economical or even ANY
> > service on an exclsive product and there's no way that you can argue
> > with that. The part where I see it most is when someone moves into a
> > home or business and finds out that the panel they have is ridiculously
> > over priced when service is priced by the "exclusive" dealers at 3 and
> > 4 times the going rate. It's a rip off and if you can't see it
> > ........... they can.
> >
> > At times, I've had shelves full of Radionics and ITI equipment that
> > dealers ripped off people with around here. Once they got it installed,
> > service calls were close to $200.00. Gimme a break. Those dealers
> > installed them on purpose because they knew that most dealers wouldn't
> > kow tow to quotas or spend that money for an exclusive programer or
> > whatever the "fee" was, to join the "club". Those companies lasted
> > about 5 years and eventually the word got out and most of their
> > equpment wound up in the dump and so did they.
> >
> > You're going to do, say and rationalize whatever it takes, to justify
> > what you sell, but the fact remains, it's exclusionary whether you see
> > it that way or not. It is. And by the way, a Ferrari is expensive
> > because it's one of the best cars made, not because someone has to meet
> > a quota to get it. That is,  It's not a Volkswagon dressed up as a
> > Ferrari.
> >
> >
>
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