Re: New House Alarm - Am I locked out?

["Roland Moore" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't have anything against big companies. They give us tons of business
(directly or indirectly). The fact that they use a contract that is like a
Chinese puzzle is between them and their customers. However when their
customer doesn't like their go to market approach and changes to a different
company because of it they really can't complain, which is what you seem to
be doing. Nevertheless such tactics may prove to be illegal one day in the
not too distant future. If that is what has been keeping their customer base
intact, then there could be some troubles on their bottom line really soon.

"Picklesheimer" <nosp@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Roland Moore wrote:
>> Speaking of read the contract, I don't know that this practice is legal
>> in all states and I bet it doesn't stay that way where it is currently
>> legally tolerated.
>
> I believe the part about you don't know!  Let me help you. a contract is
> an agreement between 2 parties, in this case.  if one party doesn't like
> the agreement then they don't sign it.  if they do sign it then they are a
> party to it and agree to abide by it. end of story.  the company uses
> industry standard language just like every other company including the one
> you toil for.  have you read the one the sales boys get signed? apparently
> not.
>
>
>>If this is what a company uses to get and retain business, things might
>>not be going so well for them in a few years once the law catches up.
>
> did you check their web page posted earlier in the thread and read about
> all the awards they have received?  guess not.  seems they are doing just
> fine without your sage business advise.