Kick rocks

["Everywhere Man" <alarminstall@xxxxxxx>]

Why are you attempting to secure your home yourself when it's obvious
you don't have experience with security systems? If you just have to be
a gadget geek with something in the house then try CHA where they jerk
off by remote control. They welcome people who think they know it all.
Put your god damn ego away, walk over to your phone, and call a
licensed alarm company.
You certainly have no problem asking for help in here. The people you
are asking assistance from are the same people who you will come to the
house and install it properly.
Is their help only of value when it's free? While there's no issue
helping people who are in a messy situation it's a totally different
ballgame when the person looking for help is the same person who
decided he would go the DIY route because he could install it like a
pro. Well now you've learned some valuable lessons.
#1- You're not a pro
#2- Your supplier isn't responsible for your screwing up the panel, and
doesn't give a shit if you can't install it properly. They care about
selling it to you. The supermarket will sell you steak but it's not
their fault if you don't know how to cook it.
#3- Going cheap ended up costing you more
#4- Your house is still not secure
#5- The world doesn't owe you a living
#6- Your response means diddly dick because you're nothing more than a
blip on the screen. Now take a walk and make room for the next goofball
seeking free assistance.



Larry Lipide wrote:
> Frank,
>
> Ya, I know how companies are with things but if they don't work, they don't
> work.  They have to take it back.  If not I simply contest the charges which
> initiates a hell of a lot of paperwork for the vendor to explain why they
> won't refund, etc, etc.  It's simple, if the product doesn't work then they
> have to take it back...AMEX is very good about this.
>
> I think it's premature though as I will give them a shot tomorrow but they
> have about 1 hour to get me up and going and if not it goes back!! :)  Can't
> spend anymore time on this.  Take care.
>
>
> "Frank Olson" <Use_the_email_links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:AyqBg.325812$Mn5.10292@xxxxxxxxxxx
> > Larry Lipide wrote:
> >> I hear but I will try and give the company one more try tomorrow.  It has
> >> to be bad equipment because I went through the process step by step.
> >
> > I doubt it's "bad equipment".  Your level of frustration will no doubt
> > increase a bit when you find out that most online vendors won't accept
> > returns on equipment that's obviously been installed and powered up. The
> > best you'll probably get is a "warranty replacement" and most
> > manufacturers are starting to limit even that on equipment that's sold to
> > Do-It-Yourselfers.  Call a local Dealer.
> >
> >
> >> I mean, I also can now look at everything useing DLS.  If you default the
> >> entire system out of the box, then log in, change all default zones 1-6
> >> to wireless, enroll the contact with the ESN under zone 5 and then go to
> >> 904 to test the contact it should work.  I mean it using the default
> >> settings with literally one change to the definition and the addition of
> >> an ESN.
> >
> > You have to do more than that.  To start with, you've never mentioned
> > having "enrolled" the receiver or the keypads.