Re: Paying customer wakes up to CF alarm every morning

[joe <nospam@xxxxxx>]

Norm Mugford wrote:

> "joe" <nospam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>Bob Worthy wrote:
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>>>Keep flapping your lip, because all you are doing is showing your
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> ignorance
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>>>to a law that you have previously claimed to be so knowledgeable about.
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> I
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>>>have not only asked you about your knowledge, but told you, that there
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> is
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>>>more to the statute than your meager comprehension is capable of
>>>understanding. But would you listen throught that thick headed ego of
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> yours,
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>>>NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! You have just proven your incompentance of
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> understanding
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>>>what you say you have read and understood. Obviously you focused on what
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> you
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>>>thought only pertained to you (not suprising)  instead of the entire
>>>statute. If you are going to comment, get your facts straight. You won't
>>>look like such a bafoon!
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>>I have a question Bob.  Why would ADI not be inviolation for abetting
>>unlicensed activity by selling to an unlicensed individual [in violation
>>of their corp policy, as stated on the signs in their stores,  by the
>>way] who then sells to other unlicensed individuals?
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> Joe
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> It's not a violation of Florida State law to sell equipment.
> If it was a violation to sell equipment, then Home Depot, Lowe's and
> every hardware store in the state would be in violation for selling
> electrical wire, plumbing material, etc.
> It's only a violation to install equipment without a license.
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> It's OK to sell alarm equipment in Florida, such as Mr. Bass
> says he does. It's not OK to install that alarm equipment or
> monitor it unless you have a license, which Mr. Bass does not
> have.
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> Norm Mugford
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so as long as he does no design work, programming or sign contracts he
is good to go?  Must be tuff on his 'customers'