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Rural/Farm Life

MADem

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7. And even if they required you to sign a "license agreement" with LEGAL ramifications,

Reply to mopinko (Reply #6)

Thu Mar 23, 2017, 04:55 PM

Mar 2017

the way to get around that is to have a spouse/family member buy the thing, and "sell it second-hand" to the person doing the hacking.

They're going about this the wrong way. Stupid. Greedy.

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John Deere needs to dial back on the greed, and instead work hard to deliver "just in time" parts MADem Mar 2017 #1

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Yes, I did. Did you read my response? I am suggesting that JD change their ways and end this MADem Mar 2017 #3

Yes I did. littlemissmartypants Mar 2017 #4

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And even if they required you to sign a "license agreement" with LEGAL ramifications, MADem Mar 2017 #7

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