[Motorola] RSS

[Mike May]

Brandon,

 You could be correct on the Moto sting thing, They did it 3 years ago on the
Motorola users group, on Yahoo and on e-bay and were successful in prosecuting
several individuals here in the States and out of the States by the way.  I know
just a couple of weeks ago on the radio-programming group on Yahoo they had one
thread where people were asking for some particular guy to please send them the
software that they had traded for and interestingly the individual who these
guys sent their traded software to was in florida  and apparently he had
received a lot of RSS in trade from several others on the group and after a week
all they parties who sent Motorola RSS software to this individual were becoming
irate and asking for their copies of Astro RSS/CPS in return.  It still amazes
me at the number of individuals who use their ham call or their entire names in
their e-mail responses etc.  Oh yeah the individual who these people sent
software to was supposed to be in the Ft. lauderdale Fla. area, AKA where
Motorolas Astro radio division is headquartered.


MM

Brandon wrote:

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Doug Fitts" <pimaradio@yahoo.com>
> To: <motorola@mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 11:52 PM
> Subject: Re: [Motorola] RSS
>
> > ICPJ2DOPECLOWNS@aol.com wrote: I don't recall asking about pirated
> > copies of rss.....If anyone else has some useful info I would
> > appreciate hearing from you....Steve
> >
> > Well Steve, you obviously don't know enough abt two-way radios in
> > that you are actually asking someone, anyone to sell you or give you
> > a set of RSS for a specific radio. This request is a NO-NO!
> >
> > My suggestion that is useful is...go to Motorola and purchase the RSS
> > directly from them.
> >
> > Doug
> >
> > PS: Your email address suggests alot abt your state of mind
> > sadly...."DOPE CLOWNS"...you're not on any chemical substance,alcohol
> > or smoking some weed when you composed your email request?
> >
>
> Could be a Motorola sting to see if anyone would answer his request. Doubt
> it but anything is possible.
> What is with the email address anyway? Are you trying to program a saber to
> listen to law enforecement and maybe get around your impending bust?
>
> Seriously speaking, If you are going to play the motorola Saber game you
> will need some serious pockets. I work for a MSS and I also own 4 sabers.
> The software is very well guarded and anyone attempting to copy is subject
> to discharge and possable legal action. If you do choose to go the legit
> route its not that hard. Sign the license agreements and buy the software.
> Ver 7xx.xx is pretty cheap now for the older sabers plus with the license
> you can get whatever releases you want, just dont clone them off for resale.
> Not even giving a copy away for free is legal.
>
> Motorola has reasons for anti-piracy. Simply put the stuff works right the
> first time, it got that way because they put the money into it and they make
> sure they get a return on the investment.
>
> Dont get yourself burnt
>
> Brandon
>
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