Re: Telular Telguard TG-1 & TG-4 Service Pricing

["Norm Mugford" <1alarm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes........

I agree.......

Do I hear a motion to send in an unlicensed
activity complaint for Mr. BAss.......


Norm Mugford




"Carnival Midway Hawker" <dont@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 19:57:03 -0600, "Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
>
>>
>
>>> > In other words you're providing "monitoring service"
>>>
>>> Wrong again, Olson.
>>
>>Correct, you aren't providing monitoring service however since you are
>>offering the devices for sale and are (I assume) activating the units then
>>you are a dealer for Telguard and offering their monitoring
>
> And since Telguard 'forwards' the signals derived from the unit that
> means RLB has a 3rd party regular monitoring service in his contract
> (or so it would seem).   The plot thickens.
>
>
>>> > and "setup" for customers purchasing Telguard,
>>> > Uplink, and AlarmNet communicators.  That
>>> > means you'd be deriving revenue (you call it
>>> > RMR) from being a "Dealer".
>>>
>>> Nope.  You're still wrong.
>
> Why is he wrong?
>
>>If you are the dealer then he is correct, even if you aren't you are in
>>effect an agent of that dealer
>>
>>And on a side note it's interesting that the closer one gets to the truth
>>concerning you the less words you say in your defense
>>
>>I shall call this phenomenon 'The Bass Effect"
>
> I shall call his activities illegal, they are subject to Florida law
> that requires alarm monitoring resellers to be licensed.
>
> Norm Mugford - do you agree?
>
>
>>
>>> > Interesting.
>>>
>>> I'm not surprised.
>>
>>A perfect 3 word example! Huzzah!
>
>
> It's really a four word example.  Conjunctions count as two words.
>
>


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