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Mighty
Poor analogy. Better analogy is that you buy a car that is 6 years old and it breaks down and the parts to repair and get the car running are no longer being produced, so you are forced to buy a different car. In the real world this wouldn't happen, cause Trimble Automobile would have it's pants sued.
Posted : October 20, 2011 8:23 pm
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Boy, the more I read about TBC, the less confident I am. This forum is great.
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Mighty
Worse analogy...and that wasn't the point.
If you were the original purchaser and had been paying for regular annual maintenance, the manufacturer provides a new model at no cost if the old one stops working.
There is an opportunity cost of not doing annual maintenance. With cars, houses, software, hardware, spouses, etc.
Posted : October 21, 2011 11:35 am
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