Re: Vista 10SE powering up in STAY mode

["Robert L. Bass" <robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Oh poor you. You're always the victim aren't you...

Naah.  They gave it their best shot and missed by a mile.

> Everyone is plotting against you.

Nope.  Just a couple of Mugford's drinking buddies.

> Lemme guess, you planted a mole inside
> their organization?

Totally unnecesary, jerk.  The state investigator forwarded everything to me
in an envelop along with his decision that their claims were without merit.
"RL attack dismissed."

> Referrals from you?

Yep.  Ask Bob Worthy.

> All of these clients you sent Bob's way
> must have him rolling in dough.

I think there were only two or three.  I never asked afterward I hope he got
some business from them.

>> We've never spoken about Reddinger,
>> Toole or the e-mails he sent to Bob.<
>
> Worthy hangs up when he hears your voice.

You wish.  Truth is I don't recall if we ever spoke by phone or if it was
e-mail.  I know he told me what his service area is because I planned to
send him an occasional client.

>> I received a  print-out though not from Bob. <
>
> Is it from the same source that told you I spent
> time in a New Mexico prison, or from the source
> that told you my company wasn't licensed?

Nope.  An agent with the CT Dept of Consumer Protection told me you were
unlicensed.  He told me you had applied for a permit as a "home improvement
contractor" which does not require a license.  You were engaged in alarm
installation contracting -- a licensed trade -- and you even admitted you
didn't have the license.

> Milford Alarm INC.
> See that INC.?
> Here's another clue....... Robert Toth.

Incorporation does nothing to obviate the requirement of a license.
Connecticut doesn't license corporations.  It is you who were operating as
an unlicensed contractor.  Toth didn't agree to sign for you until long
after you began installing.  At no time did you ever apply for a license in
Connecticut.

> You're such a dope.

That's like Sabodish saying I'm uneducated.  :^)

> when you venture into SERVICE then a license
> is required [in Florida]...

Since I don't service alarms in Florida the state agrees with me that I
don't need a Florida license.  Feel free to play again.

> Being that you're a convicted felon you're
> unable to obtain a Florida license...

Wrong again.  I could and would get a Florida license if I wanted to
install.  However, I wouldn't even consider taking the pay cut.  I make more
in one day selling online than most installer make in a week -- even crooked
scam artists like you.

> You're breaking the very same laws you
> accused me of breaking...

The state of Florida sayds you're wrong.

> Post the name and the # of this "aghast" individual.

I don't have his number but you can look it up easily enough.  It's a public
record, available online if you know where to look.

> Let's verfiy it.

Go right ahead... not that you'd ever publicly admit finding out how wrong
you are.

> Hell, I'll record the call and post it in here for all to hear.

Ummm, this is a text medium.

> Once again state officials agree with Robert Bass...

I'm still here doing the same business I was years ago when you and several
other morons claimed I was going to be shut down "any day now".

> You just have that political mojo. You're the
> power broker in the industry. The EF Hutton
> of alarms.

Not quite but I'll wager I do more business than you asnd half the other
members of the IB.

> We're all in awe of the stroke you have in this
> business.  You  and your 2 panel a month
> operation just bring Mugford's associates to
> worship at your feet.

I wondered what he was doing down there.  :^)

>> Unfortunately, there are very few people in
>> the industry who are willing to do it.
>
> Just force them to do it...

Naah.  It's more fun watching Mugford do his imitation of a Keystone Cop
high on amphetamines.

>> Only  Mugford, who hopes to capitalize on
>> his position by telling prospective vict... er,
>> customers that he's a board member, is
>> currently available.<

> Let's post the list of people you claim
> are top notch:
>
> Robert Campbell (who is thrilled he lives in
> Canada so you will never visit)

Bob has promised to visit one of these days.  He's one of the few here with
whom I'd associate.

> Jim Rojas (who has promised to give you a
> swift kick in the ass)

Think so?

> Bob Worthy (who probably purchased Caller ID to avoid your calls)

Speaking of fundamental misunderstanding.

>> Perhaps if the ECLB paid a living wage they
>> could hire someone with actual qualifications
>> instead of that vulgar, miserable vermin who
>> ought not to be allowed anywhere near a
>> state office.<
>
> A living wage?

Care to guess how much they pay?  It's pretty pathetic but then again, you
might be impressed with the amount.

> Is this from the assknocker who sells tube
> tops on his alarm website to earn a few
> extra bucks...

You've got an ADI account (finally).  Ask your rep.  They get about 1/3 of
my total business.