Re: Compass Software

["moe" <moe@xxxxxxx>]

"Robertm" <Respond@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> "Robertm" <Respond@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>> In my view the problem began with professionals trying to bait a DIY by
>>> telling the OP that he was welcome to go to that web site and they even
>> said
>>> it was free, all the while knowing that the site was password protected
>> and
>>> knowing it isn't free. I would think a professional response would have
>> been
>>> to tell the OP that it is professional software and limited to use by
>>> professionals. But no, the pro's like to toy with DIY. For what purpose?
>> Are
>>> DIY really that much of a threat to the industry that professionals must
>> be
>>> put aside sound business practices to play games with people? What goes
>>> around comes around. These things only provoke someone else to post the
>>> password even if it may be wrong to do so.
>>>
>>> Bob
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>> Not true at all, if someone posts here wanting the software we don't know
>> if
>> he's a dealer, installer or a customer. I would tell someone to go to
>> Honeywell's site as well since if they ARE a dealer or installer they
>> will
>> have no problem signing up and getting the login as opposed to the
>> average
>> joe who won't
>>
>> Nobodies toying with anyone
>>
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> OP has now stated he is DIY, not pro.

proving that you just don't know if they don't say.