Re: Anyone knows the installer code that Tyco uses

[Jim Davis <alarminex@xxxxxxx>]

On Friday, February 7, 2020 at 1:28:15 PM UTC-5, Bob La Londe wrote:
> On 2/7/2020 10:31 AM, phoenixintsys@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > On Friday, February 7, 2020 at 12:16:55 AM UTC-5, Jim Davis wrote:
> >> On Wednesday, February 5, 2020 at 8:46:31 PM UTC-5, phoeni...@xxxxxxxx=
m wrote:
> >>> On Wednesday, February 5, 2020 at 1:10:58 PM UTC-5, Jim Davis wrote:
> >>>> On Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at 3:53:50 PM UTC-5, phoeni...@xxxxxxxx=
m wrote:
> >>>>> Anyone knows the installer code that Tyco uses for the following pa=
nel  128FBPN
> >>>>> FYI I am familiar with the honeywell panels so I know all the facto=
ry default codes
> >>>>> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
> >>>>
> >>>> shush! get back to me in small print so no one can hear you and i'll=
 tell you the code -----shussssh!
> >>>
> >>> Jim,
> >>> I am quite a tall guy with large hands, feet, nose and ears and the o=
ther things that go along with being tall, I think you can guess the rest, =
so since you are a small guy with small hands that can use a small keyboard=
, I guess you have the rest of your anatomy small also, along with a small =
mind.
> >>> Try to be part of the solution not the problem.
> >>> And thank you for your reply.
> >>
> >> Now THAT's HILARIOUS  !!!!!!
> >>
> >> An actual typographical threat.
> >>
> >> I'm surprised with all that bigness that you aren't typing in capital =
letters.
> >>
> >> Now THAT would be scary. oooowwww! REALLY scary.
> >>
> >> Oh, and your right, I'm sure you'll do much better with the ASSis Peop=
le.
> >>
> >> Your gone troll.
> >>
> >> Bye Bye now.
> >>
> >> SNIP !
> >=20
> > Jim,
> >       Once again you are mentioning size, you seem to have the affinity=
 about size. Are you trying to compensate for some short coming anatomicall=
y.
> > Les was able to articulate his point on where he stand on the issues, a=
s for you your reply always seem to be childish and immature, not once you =
said anything with substance.
> > As for ASIS I don't think you have the professional credentials nor the=
 mental capacity to interact with people that look at issues and not, reply=
 to people and a sophomoric manner without contributing anything useful.
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> To be fair you haven't said anything of substance either.  Nor have you=
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> added any value to this group.  I am a member of many forums, and manage=
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> one as well as following several Usenet groups, and your interaction=20
> here is classically repeated many times over time and space.
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> 1.  Oh look a group that that might help me.
> 2.  Help me and do something that might even be questionable ethically=20
> and certainly only for the purpose of helping me.
> 3.  What do you mean, "No."  I thought this group was (** insert phrase=
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> here), but since you aren't then you must inferior and I will insult you=
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> because I think you deserve it.
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> ** Most common meaning of phrase is "here to serve me, intended to=20
> insult you, or better yet both."
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> One I see on my fishing forums all the time is,
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> 1 & 2. "Hey I have never contributed to your forum, and I will not=20
> contribute in the future, but I am fishing a tournament in your area=20
> next week end and I am giving you the opportunity to share with me all=20
> the secrets, tips, tactics and techniques for your area as well as=20
> current hot spots and current conditions."
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> 3.a.  What do you mean no?  I thought this forum was here to share=20
> information and help people.  Obviously I was wrong. Maybe you shouldn't=
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> even have a forum.
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> 3.b.  I am also to lazy to bother doing a search of your forums among=20
> the tens of thousands of posts to find the information already shared=20
> freely.  Just summarize it all for me.
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> Its old.  Its tired.  Its one way.  There is some economic truth to each=
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> person only doing what's best for themselves, but if that was an=20
> absolute this group wouldn't exist at all. So how about you start over.=
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> Except for Mark I doubt many of the other members of the group have the=
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> codes you want, and it would be a violation of trust with those=20
> companies for Mark to share their dealer program codes.
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> The best thing to do in many cases is a panel swap, but if the only=20
> reason the church is trying to change companies is to save a few dollars=
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> a month and break a contract.  Perhaps you should walk away anyway.  You=
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> will never get compensated for the panel or the time in most cases.=20
> I've never had a church willing to pay me for anything, but they are=20
> more than willing to waste hours and hours of my time to get multiple=20
> quotes, say they want the gold standard, and then say "If you donate it=
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> you know its tax deductible right?"  Even when I was hurting for money=20
> they wanted me to destitute myself to donate it.  I'm not uncharitable.=
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> I have done work for children's homes and other charities totally for=20
> free, but they didn't waste my time looking for a solid gold handout=20
> when they could afford it.  They truly needed it.

Fabulous reply Bob.

Although I must say, I wouldn't have taken up my valuable time to do it mys=
elf.
We've been through too much in this group to start the whole thing over aga=
in.=20

I couldn't believe that he was touting his "professionalism" after asking f=
or help in determining another companys dealer codes.=20

Amazing!=20