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02-15-2009, 03:32 PM
#5
My favorite was a customer that sold his AP after he flashed his car.
Didn't uninstall it.
The purchaser, instead of going after the seller, sold it again.
That purchaser then came after me, insisting that he was going to sue me if I didn't make it work on his car.
Fun people.
Didn't uninstall it.
The purchaser, instead of going after the seller, sold it again.
That purchaser then came after me, insisting that he was going to sue me if I didn't make it work on his car.
Fun people.
02-15-2009, 03:34 PM
#6
My favorite was a customer that sold his AP after he flashed his car.
Didn't uninstall it.
The purchaser, instead of going after the seller, sold it again.
That purchaser then came after me, insisting that he was going to sue me if I didn't make it work on his car.
Fun people.
Didn't uninstall it.
The purchaser, instead of going after the seller, sold it again.
That purchaser then came after me, insisting that he was going to sue me if I didn't make it work on his car.
Fun people.
02-15-2009, 05:12 PM
#9
My favorite was a customer that sold his AP after he flashed his car.
Didn't uninstall it.
The purchaser, instead of going after the seller, sold it again.
That purchaser then came after me, insisting that he was going to sue me if I didn't make it work on his car.
Fun people.
Didn't uninstall it.
The purchaser, instead of going after the seller, sold it again.
That purchaser then came after me, insisting that he was going to sue me if I didn't make it work on his car.
Fun people.
To someone who has never owned one and doesn't know that it is assigned to a vehicle until its uninstalled, you might think its defected.
Just goes to show, be careful who you purchase from and make sure it can be returned if it "doesn't work".
02-15-2009, 05:25 PM
#11
That is actually scary to think about.
To someone who has never owned one and doesn't know that it is assigned to a vehicle until its uninstalled, you might think its defected.
Just goes to show, be careful who you purchase from and make sure it can be returned if it "doesn't work".
To someone who has never owned one and doesn't know that it is assigned to a vehicle until its uninstalled, you might think its defected.
Just goes to show, be careful who you purchase from and make sure it can be returned if it "doesn't work".
02-18-2009, 12:34 AM
#13
ohio gozaimas!
Interesting. I didn't know the AP was tied to the vehicle. I'm coming from the Sys Admin world, where a flash is device-agnostic. I suppose it is done this way for economic/business sense reasons.
BTW, I'm 95% sold on buying one from you, MM. I'm deciding between that purchase and investing in the market. DJI is 7550 right now, music to my ears for someone who hasn't gotten into this stock market yet.
That, and I'm pretty darn close to owning my car outright! But soon.
BTW, I'm 95% sold on buying one from you, MM. I'm deciding between that purchase and investing in the market. DJI is 7550 right now, music to my ears for someone who hasn't gotten into this stock market yet.
That, and I'm pretty darn close to owning my car outright! But soon.
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