Attention All Security Professionals,

If you have a panel that has a lockout code in place, take a look at 
this product. As long as the alarm panel can report in standard 
communication formats, this device will work just fine. Installation 
only takes a few minutes, and can create a lucrative takeover market in 
your area.

This device works perfect on those proprietary systems out there that 
require special programmers or special knowledge to reprogram.

http://www.digitaldiverter.com/

Thank you

Jim Rojas

On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 10:58:09 -0400, Jim Rojas 
mused:

>Attention All Security Professionals,
>
>If you have a panel that has a lockout code in place, take a look at 
>this product. As long as the alarm panel can report in standard 
>communication formats, this device will work just fine. 

'Work just fine' as in doesn't do what you say it will?

>Installation 
>only takes a few minutes, and can create a lucrative takeover market in 
>your area.
>
A takeover does not just involve changing the arc number.

>This device works perfect on those proprietary systems out there that 
>require special programmers or special knowledge to reprogram.
>
How exactly do you takeover an alarm system without actually touching
it? I assume you don't actualy work in the security industry and have
just decided to market something that is absolutely useless to any
professional?
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

I have been in the alarm business for 27 years. I do not make this 
device, or profit in its sale in anyway.

They offer a 30 day guarantee.

Why not just give it a try? Don't be afraid to try new things that can 
possibly line your pockets full of cash. Why should all the large 
companies make all the big money?

Jim Rojas



Lurch wrote:
> On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 10:58:09 -0400, Jim Rojas 
> mused:
> 
>> Attention All Security Professionals,
>>
>> If you have a panel that has a lockout code in place, take a look at 
>> this product. As long as the alarm panel can report in standard 
>> communication formats, this device will work just fine. 
> 
> 'Work just fine' as in doesn't do what you say it will?
> 
>> Installation 
>> only takes a few minutes, and can create a lucrative takeover market in 
>> your area.
>>
> A takeover does not just involve changing the arc number.
> 
>> This device works perfect on those proprietary systems out there that 
>> require special programmers or special knowledge to reprogram.
>>
> How exactly do you takeover an alarm system without actually touching
> it? I assume you don't actualy work in the security industry and have
> just decided to market something that is absolutely useless to any
> professional?

On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 11:23:57 -0400, Jim Rojas 
mused:


>Lurch wrote:
>> On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 10:58:09 -0400, Jim Rojas 
>> mused:
>> 
>>> Attention All Security Professionals,
>>>
>>> If you have a panel that has a lockout code in place, take a look at 
>>> this product. As long as the alarm panel can report in standard 
>>> communication formats, this device will work just fine. 
>> 
>> 'Work just fine' as in doesn't do what you say it will?
>> 
>>> Installation 
>>> only takes a few minutes, and can create a lucrative takeover market in 
>>> your area.
>>>
>> A takeover does not just involve changing the arc number.
>> 
>>> This device works perfect on those proprietary systems out there that 
>>> require special programmers or special knowledge to reprogram.
>>>
>> How exactly do you takeover an alarm system without actually touching
>> it? I assume you don't actualy work in the security industry and have
>> just decided to market something that is absolutely useless to any
>> professional?
>
>I have been in the alarm business for 27 years. I do not make this 
>device, or profit in its sale in anyway.
>
Bold statement.

>They offer a 30 day guarantee.
>
And? That's about 335 days short of everyone elses minimum guarantee
period.

>Why not just give it a try? Don't be afraid to try new things that can 
>possibly line your pockets full of cash. Why should all the large 
>companies make all the big money?
>
You may have been in the business for 27 years but have clearly not
learnt anything and haven't got any idea what taking over an IAS
involves.

Not sure why you're touting your US crap in a uk.* newsgroup either.
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.

Since I don't live in the UK, I have no idea what you an IAS is all 
about. But since we are both in the same business, then the information 
is relevant. Many other UK dealers might find the information quite useful.

Cheers

Jim Rojas



Lurch wrote:
> On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 11:23:57 -0400, Jim Rojas 
> mused:
> 
> 
>> Lurch wrote:
>>> On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 10:58:09 -0400, Jim Rojas 
>>> mused:
>>>
>>>> Attention All Security Professionals,
>>>>
>>>> If you have a panel that has a lockout code in place, take a look at 
>>>> this product. As long as the alarm panel can report in standard 
>>>> communication formats, this device will work just fine. 
>>> 'Work just fine' as in doesn't do what you say it will?
>>>
>>>> Installation 
>>>> only takes a few minutes, and can create a lucrative takeover market in 
>>>> your area.
>>>>
>>> A takeover does not just involve changing the arc number.
>>>
>>>> This device works perfect on those proprietary systems out there that 
>>>> require special programmers or special knowledge to reprogram.
>>>>
>>> How exactly do you takeover an alarm system without actually touching
>>> it? I assume you don't actualy work in the security industry and have
>>> just decided to market something that is absolutely useless to any
>>> professional?
>> I have been in the alarm business for 27 years. I do not make this 
>> device, or profit in its sale in anyway.
>>
> Bold statement.
> 
>> They offer a 30 day guarantee.
>>
> And? That's about 335 days short of everyone elses minimum guarantee
> period.
> 
>> Why not just give it a try? Don't be afraid to try new things that can 
>> possibly line your pockets full of cash. Why should all the large 
>> companies make all the big money?
>>
> You may have been in the business for 27 years but have clearly not
> learnt anything and haven't got any idea what taking over an IAS
> involves.
> 
> Not sure why you're touting your US crap in a uk.* newsgroup either.

On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 14:30:26 -0400, Jim Rojas 
mused:

>Lurch wrote:
>> On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 11:23:57 -0400, Jim Rojas 
>> mused:
>> 
>> 
>>> Lurch wrote:
>>>> On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 10:58:09 -0400, Jim Rojas 
>>>> mused:
>>>>
>>>>> Attention All Security Professionals,
>>>>>
>>>>> If you have a panel that has a lockout code in place, take a look at 
>>>>> this product. As long as the alarm panel can report in standard 
>>>>> communication formats, this device will work just fine. 
>>>> 'Work just fine' as in doesn't do what you say it will?
>>>>
>>>>> Installation 
>>>>> only takes a few minutes, and can create a lucrative takeover market in 
>>>>> your area.
>>>>>
>>>> A takeover does not just involve changing the arc number.
>>>>
>>>>> This device works perfect on those proprietary systems out there that 
>>>>> require special programmers or special knowledge to reprogram.
>>>>>
>>>> How exactly do you takeover an alarm system without actually touching
>>>> it? I assume you don't actualy work in the security industry and have
>>>> just decided to market something that is absolutely useless to any
>>>> professional?
>>> I have been in the alarm business for 27 years. I do not make this 
>>> device, or profit in its sale in anyway.
>>>
>> Bold statement.
>> 
>>> They offer a 30 day guarantee.
>>>
>> And? That's about 335 days short of everyone elses minimum guarantee
>> period.
>> 
>>> Why not just give it a try? Don't be afraid to try new things that can 
>>> possibly line your pockets full of cash. Why should all the large 
>>> companies make all the big money?
>>>
>> You may have been in the business for 27 years but have clearly not
>> learnt anything and haven't got any idea what taking over an IAS
>> involves.
>> 
>> Not sure why you're touting your US crap in a uk.* newsgroup either.
>
>Since I don't live in the UK, I have no idea what you an IAS is all 
>about. But since we are both in the same business, then the information 
>is relevant. Many other UK dealers might find the information quite useful.

Although we might be in the same business we couldn't be any more
different in the way things are done. 
-- 
Regards,
Stuart.