Re: Need A Brinks Manual?

["Roland Moore" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The might be many N.N. users here, but Jim Rojas is the only N.N. (Numerius
Negidius) here. He not only refuses to pay, he refuses to even show up. But
it sounds like he may have lawyered up a little now. I hope it does him some
good.
I don't understand the arithmetic on this at all, but if Brinks said that it
wanted $900,000 from APX for 47 customers, then that's $19148.94 per
account. Multiply $19148.94 by the number of times Jim rented the programmer
to someone and that should total what Brinks wants from him I guess? It sure
is funny since I wouldn't give two cents for any single one of their
accounts. Renting a programmer to reprogram an otherwise useless alarm
panel? Never happen. In this state you can only legally use CP-01 stuff.  So
if you're under the radar there, how are you going to ever surface and be a
legit company? Why even think about doing it? For the price of a new panel
you can up and running. It doesn't make any economic sense, let alone legal
sense. How does Brinks think they're protecting anything of theirs by going
after Rojas? I still don't get it. I never thought to ask what ADT does when
it bumps up against a Brinks account. What happens next? ADT isn't going to
shake in its boots and say "Oh no, we can't do anything here, Brink's
attorney may go after us". I think it would be "Go ahead. Make my day" kind
of thing. Who knows that answer?


"G. Morgan" <no_em@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:6a20fbb1f5524f8f91da87e0eea70bf0np@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Nomen Nescio wrote:
>
> >>>Brinks has the funds and the legal resources to force your anonymous
remailer
> >>>to reveal your identity and sue you.  In the process that information
will
> >>>become part of the public record.  :^)
> >>
> >>You're a fucking idiot Bass.  You don't know how anonymous remailers
work,
> >>else you wouldn't make such a ridiculous statement.  Now go on and tell
me I'm
> >>wrong because I can't wait to go into details.
> >
> >I don't think Bass has even figured out that there are multiple Nomen
> >Nescios, much less that remailers don't keep logs, or that they are often
> >in foreign countries, beyond the reach of the U.S. judicial system.
> >
> >- a different Nomen Nescio
>
> He probably doesn't realize what Nomen Nescio means.
>
> I'll save you the trouble Bass --> " I do not know the name"
>
> --
>
> -G