I understand when you buy the portal it includes a 2 year subscription for $45. What is the yearly fee after that?

Edited September 19, 20169 yr by Blackbird

I would assume another $45 for another 2 years...

 

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I agree with giesen above. This may change depending on experience in two years. UDI hasn't made a habit out of gouging the user base in the past..

Edited September 21, 20169 yr by larryllix

So can anyone confirm this?

So can anyone confirm this?

 

Yes, its $45.XX USD for a two year subscription which includes the Network Module. 

Yes but after the 2 years is it $45 every 2 years after that or $22.50 a year?

Yes but after the 2 years is it $45 every 2 years after that or $22.50 a year?

 

No, you will again pay another $45.XX USD for another 2 years.

Check the UDI website sales page from your ISY menu options at the top of the Admin Console.

I don't know, $2 a month is very expensive. For $2 each month I can buy... one can of soup that will last about 2 minutes.

 

I don't understand why people will pay $50 a device and yet complain about software.

 

Short and to the point.

Best regards,

Gary Funk

I don't know, $2 a month is very expensive. For $2 each month I can buy... one can of soup that will last about 2 minutes.

 

I don't understand why people will pay $50 a device and yet complain about software.

 

Short and to the point.

Best regards,

Gary Funk

 

I don't quite follow what you're saying but gather you mean cost? As the two year subscription works out to be $0.067123 a day per the $45.00 USD.

 

Which in the big picture is still an excellent value for any subscription portal service. 

Edited September 21, 20169 yr by Teken

I don't quite follow what you're saying but gather you mean cost? As the two year subscription works out to be $0.067123 a day per the $45.00 USD.

 

Which in the big picture is still an excellent value for any subscription portal service.

Yes, about $2 a month.

 

 

If one can't allocate $25 a month in software and subscription fees then this isn't for you.

 

Short and to the point.

Best regards,

Gary Funk

Edited September 21, 20169 yr by GaryFunk

Ah got it - does this mean some of us will have to go with out cocopuffs? 

Ah got it - does this mean some of us will have to go with out cocopuffs?

Yes, but not Cap'n Crunch.

 

Short and to the point.

Best regards,

Gary Funk

I tried to avoid Captain Crunch as I found it was very hard on the inside of the roof of my mouth. Might have to switch back to Pop Tarts.

I'm currently eating my way through two boxes of Star Wars cereal (which is not bad but not great) after having ate my way through two boxes of Superman cereal (which is actually pretty good) and two boxes of Batman cereal (which is atrocious)

 

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Edited September 21, 20169 yr by giesen

I urge caution. While that cereal may be cheap now, the price of the supplemental insulin it may cause you to need later is going through the roof!

Edited September 21, 20169 yr by fitzpatri8

But but but - you only live once! [emoji38] Is it not better to live life then to simply go through life?

 

That is the question ? [emoji848] [emoji847][emoji23]

 

 

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The highest calling in life is to serve ones country faithfully - Teach others what can be. Do what is right and not what is popular.

I urge caution. While that cereal may be cheap now, the price of the supplemental insulin it may cause you to need later is going through the roof!

Yeah I mostly got them for the collectors boxes

 

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I guess it's not for me then.

When I pay money for something I like to see an object that I own, not rent.

 

I only pay about $3 per day for electricity

I only pay about $2 per day for natural gas to heat my house

I only pay about $3 per for satellite TV

I only pay about $3 per day to get some exercise at a gym

I only pay about $2 per day for gasoline to drive my car

I only pay about $8 per day to own a car

I only pay about $2 per day to maintain my car working

I only pay about $6 per day for insurance

I only pay about $5 per day for coffee and soft drinks

I only pay about $3 per day for phones

I only pay about $2 per day for Internet service

I only pay about $15 per day for property taxes

I only pay about $10 per day for a yearly vacation

I only pay about $3 per day for clothes on my back

I only pay about $30 per day for food to eat

I only pay about $3 per day for hobbies and entertainment

I only pay about $10 per day to insure my car, home and lives

I only pay about $2 per day for licenses and taxes to drive and exist

I only pay about $5 per day for health care

I only pay about $0.50 per day for haircuts

 

The list goes on with "for only pennies per day" that somehow adds up to about $60-80K per year.

 

I don't typically pay for software that only lasts for a short time. Been there, done that with many packages running $3-600 that promised forever but it was a lie when they changed their minds.

I tried to avoid Captain Crunch as I found it was very hard on the inside of the roof of my mouth. Might have to switch back to Pop Tarts.

Careful with those pop tarts. They can be dangerous.

 

My twelve year old son decided to make his own breakfast, years back. You put the Pop_tart down twice and the icing becomes a sticky tar-like goo that adheres to skin. Son ended up in the hospital with second-degree burns to most of one hand. We didn't beleiev it and over a few tests I became a believer. One toasting, nice icing. Two toast cycles they become sticky tar.

 

I know you are not really eating Pop-tarts was a joke but heed the warning. Company admitted knowledge of it, but got real serious about not persuing legal action.

 

But now that Cheerios have gluten-free oat cheerios out, they have pumpkin spice, chocolate, apple cinnamon and a few other flavours to enhance your ADHD.

Edited September 21, 20169 yr by larryllix

I guess it's not for me then.

When I pay money for something I like to see an object that I own, not rent.

 

I only pay about $3 per day for electricity

I only pay about $2 per day for natural gas to heat my house

I only pay about $3 per for satellite TV

I only pay about $3 per day to get some exercise at a gym

I only pay about $2 per day for gasoline to drive my car

I only pay about $8 per day to own a car

I only pay about $2 per day to maintain my car working

I only pay about $6 per day for insurance

I only pay about $5 per day for coffee and soft drinks

I only pay about $3 per day for phones

I only pay about $2 per day for Internet service

I only pay about $15 per day for property taxes

I only pay about $10 per day for a yearly vacation

I only pay about $3 per day for clothes on my back

I only pay about $30 per day for food to eat

I only pay about $3 per day for hobbies and entertainment

I only pay about $10 per day to insure my car, home and lives

I only pay about $2 per day for licenses and taxes to drive and exist

I only pay about $5 per day for health care

I only pay about $0.50 per day for haircuts

 

The list goes on with "for only pennies per day" that somehow adds up to about $60-80K per year.

 

I don't typically pay for software that only lasts for a short time. Been there, done that with many packages running $3-600 that promised forever but it was a lie when they changed their minds.

Wow Larry,

 

You're one cheap SOB - only $0.50 for a hair cut?!? [emoji848] You have to live a little and go to ultra Cuts! [emoji106]

 

It's only $2.00 for old guy discount! [emoji847] I do have to take issue with your $5.00 for coffee & soda though.

 

That could have avoided the bowl cut your sporting! [emoji855][emoji851]

Careful with those pop tarts. They can be dangerous.

 

My twelve year old son decided to make his own breakfast, years back. You put the Pop_tart down twice and the icing becomes a sticky tar-like goo that adheres to skin. Son ended up in the hospital with second-degree burns to most of one hand. We didn't beleiev it and over a few tests I became a believer. One toasting, nice icing. Two toast cycles they become sticky tar.

 

I know you are not really eating Pop-tarts was a joke but heed the warning. Company admitted knowledge of it, but got real serious about not persuing legal action.

 

But now that Cheerios have gluten-free oat cheerios out, they have pumpkin spice, chocolate, apple cinnamon and a few other flavours to enhance your ADHD.

You're correct and glad you realized I was totally joking. [emoji38]

 

As a younger lad I abused my body with every kind of junk food. Today I consume almost no junk foods or those highly processed.

 

This is what I've been up to this week. [emoji5]

 

Well I won't dangle any carrots in front of you. You might snap!

Glad you didn't mention the GMO scam.

You running some kind of high pH input on your ISY?

 

... HA!

Edited September 21, 20169 yr by larryllix

Well, some random Face Book comment came to my girl friend. Which by the way I don't use or have Face Book, Twatter, etc. Anyways someone said if you take the stalk of a lettuce / bok chow.

 

And place in water it will regrow . . .

 

I didn't even think that was possible considering it was cut at the bottom and in transit for days, week, etc. But low and behold placing the cut end into water actually let the damn thing regrow?!?!

 

So my plan is to see if doing so will supplement our grocery costs vs having more to eat at a discount. 

Well, some random Face Book comment came to my girl friend. Which by the way I don't use or have Face Book, Twatter, etc. Anyways someone said if you take the stalk of a lettuce / bok chow.

 

And place in water it will regrow . . .

 

I didn't even think that was possible considering it was cut at the bottom and in transit for days, week, etc. But low and behold placing the cut end into water actually let the damn thing regrow?!?!

 

So my plan is to see if doing so will supplement our grocery costs vs having more to eat at a discount.

 

I have just the HA gadget for you then

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