I found this on a blog and it seems like dealers will get squeezed indirectly by reynolds for not using there applications. Also interesting is that they can pull the plug on any reynolds rci vendor within 30 days. What i want to know is why did'nt reyrey give me the dealer an option of buying my own rci and hand out info as i see fit.. They keep saying the data belongs to the customer not me and that they are the keepers? Sounds like it's time to get rid of reyrey.. It also seems like all the security enchancements was nothing more than a ploy to get my vendors to go to RCI. I wonder if they did any checks on these vendors to make sure they are handling my data in a secure fashion once they have given it to them. The writing is on the wall the more dealers they lose the more they will squeeze those who are left. This Admin has had enough!!!!!
"So it looks like telnet gets a couple more days!!! Since the eraccess code wasn't tested correctly and was missing functionality. So now vendors are racing to RCI which will cost them four times as much money and will give a fraction of the data they are getting. Which of course they will pass the expense to the dealer. Oh yeah they can't disclose the amount that reynolds is charging them. Also interesting is any product that bobo has will cost less than any of these vendors..How convenient...So basically if you refuse to buy a bobo product and go for a competitor bobo still gets a considerable share."
"So it looks like telnet gets a couple more days!!! Since the eraccess code wasn't tested correctly and was missing functionality. So now vendors are racing to RCI which will cost them four times as much money and will give a fraction of the data they are getting. Which of course they will pass the expense to the dealer. Oh yeah they can't disclose the amount that reynolds is charging them. Also interesting is any product that bobo has will cost less than any of these vendors..How convenient...So basically if you refuse to buy a bobo product and go for a competitor bobo still gets a considerable share."