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NOTICE: Upgrade your Socket Sets Now rjtool 10-16-2007
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Posted by on October 16, 2007, 3:59 am
October 15, 2007

OFFICIAL NOTICE:

Just announced. As of this date, everyone who uses socket sets must
upgrade their set. This is required for all socket set brands
manufactured prior to October 15, 2007. This includes both SAE and
Metric sets. Without this upgrade, your sockets will no longer fit
nuts and bolts. It's easy to upgrade. You can download your upgrade
in minutes by going to: www.toolupgradecenter.com/sockets. You can
pay online with any major credit card. The cost is only $29.95 per
socket set, payable to "Tool Upgrade Center". Once the download is
complete, simply plug your socket set adaptor into any USB 2.0 port
and click ENTER. That's all there is to it. Your socket tools will
perform three to five times faster than before, will turn using your
computer and mouse, and will be compatible with all machines currently
manufactured. Your socket set will continue to work on older
machinery and your upgrade is downward compatible.

Once on our website, you can pre-upgrade your hammers if you choose to
do so now. All hammers will require an upgrade on November 1, 2007 or
they will no longer be compatible with any nails. Your upgrade will
make your hammer perform up to ten times faster, and will allow
automated hammering from your keyboard, using your up and down arrow
keys. Upgrading is easy, and you can download your upgrade in
minutes. Simply go to: www.toolupgradecenter.com/hammers. The cost
on November 1, 2007 will be $29.95 per hammer, but if you upgrade
prior to that date, and combine your upgrade with your socket set
upgrade, the cost is only $19.95 per hammer, a huge savings of $10.
Upgrade today.

* System Requirements - Online upgrades require Microsoft Windows
98se, ME, 2K, XP or Vista, a pentium III or higher with at least
256megs ram, 22gigs of hard drive space, CDrom, and a USB 2.0 port
with tool adaptor, and a registered copy of any version of Microsoft
Office.

Tool Upgrade Center
www.toolupgradecenter.com/home

Yours Truely

Robert J. Tool (Company President)

------
Please forward this important message to all your friends and
neighbors. Our goal is to upgrade all socket sets and hammers by the
end of 2007.

AppliancePartsPros.com, Inc.
Posted by Joseph Meehan on October 16, 2007, 7:42 am
Do they have a serial port adapter, I have an old socket set.



--
Joseph Meehan

Dia 's Muire duit



Posted by ** Frank ** on October 17, 2007, 6:02 pm

> Do they have a serial port adapter, I have an old socket set.
>
>
> --
> Joseph Meehan
>
> Dia 's Muire duit
>
>

Yes they do but it only communicates with CP/M machines.



Posted by Jim on October 16, 2007, 8:23 am
rjtool@toolupgradecenter.com wrote:
>
> October 15, 2007
>
> OFFICIAL NOTICE:
>
> Just announced. As of this date, everyone who uses socket sets must
> upgrade their set. This is required for all socket set brands
> manufactured prior to October 15, 2007. This includes both SAE and
> Metric sets. Without this upgrade, your sockets will no longer fit
> nuts and bolts.

are these the new ones made to fit the varying nut and bolt
sizes produced in china? the new product line, not exactly SAE
while also not exactly metric. actually their consistency
reflects no particular standard. adjustable sockets?


> It's easy to upgrade. You can download your upgrade
> in minutes by going to: www.toolupgradecenter.com/sockets. You can
> pay online with any major credit card. The cost is only $29.95 per
> socket set, payable to "Tool Upgrade Center". Once the download is
> complete, simply plug your socket set adaptor into any USB 2.0 port
> and click ENTER. That's all there is to it. Your socket tools will
> perform three to five times faster than before, will turn using your
> computer and mouse, and will be compatible with all machines currently
> manufactured. Your socket set will continue to work on older
> machinery and your upgrade is downward compatible.
>
> Once on our website, you can pre-upgrade your hammers if you choose to
> do so now. All hammers will require an upgrade on November 1, 2007 or
> they will no longer be compatible with any nails.

I'd not given any consideration to how china could manage
to mess up a nail.



> Your upgrade will
> make your hammer perform up to ten times faster, and will allow
> automated hammering from your keyboard, using your up and down arrow
> keys. Upgrading is easy, and you can download your upgrade in
> minutes. Simply go to: www.toolupgradecenter.com/hammers. The cost
> on November 1, 2007 will be $29.95 per hammer, but if you upgrade
> prior to that date, and combine your upgrade with your socket set
> upgrade, the cost is only $19.95 per hammer, a huge savings of $10.
> Upgrade today.
>
> * System Requirements - Online upgrades require Microsoft Windows
> 98se, ME, 2K, XP or Vista, a pentium III or higher with at least
> 256megs ram, 22gigs of hard drive space, CDrom, and a USB 2.0 port
> with tool adaptor, and a registered copy of any version of Microsoft
> Office.
>
> Tool Upgrade Center
> www.toolupgradecenter.com/home
>
> Yours Truely
>
> Robert J. Tool (Company President)
>
> ------
> Please forward this important message to all your friends and
> neighbors. Our goal is to upgrade all socket sets and hammers by the
> end of 2007.

Posted by Dean Hoffman on October 16, 2007, 8:40 am
rjtool@toolupgradecenter.com wrote:
> October 15, 2007
>
> OFFICIAL NOTICE:
>
> Just announced. As of this date, everyone who uses socket sets must
> upgrade their set. This is required for all socket set brands
> manufactured prior to October 15, 2007. This includes both SAE and
> Metric sets. Without this upgrade, your sockets will no longer fit
> nuts and bolts. It's easy to upgrade. You can download your upgrade
> in minutes by going to: www.toolupgradecenter.com/sockets. You can
> pay online with any major credit card. The cost is only $29.95 per
> socket set, payable to "Tool Upgrade Center". Once the download is
> complete, simply plug your socket set adaptor into any USB 2.0 port
> and click ENTER. That's all there is to it. Your socket tools will
> perform three to five times faster than before, will turn using your
> computer and mouse, and will be compatible with all machines currently
> manufactured. Your socket set will continue to work on older
> machinery and your upgrade is downward compatible.
>
> Once on our website, you can pre-upgrade your hammers if you choose to
> do so now. All hammers will require an upgrade on November 1, 2007 or
> they will no longer be compatible with any nails. Your upgrade will
> make your hammer perform up to ten times faster, and will allow
> automated hammering from your keyboard, using your up and down arrow
> keys. Upgrading is easy, and you can download your upgrade in
> minutes. Simply go to: www.toolupgradecenter.com/hammers. The cost
> on November 1, 2007 will be $29.95 per hammer, but if you upgrade
> prior to that date, and combine your upgrade with your socket set
> upgrade, the cost is only $19.95 per hammer, a huge savings of $10.
> Upgrade today.
>
> * System Requirements - Online upgrades require Microsoft Windows
> 98se, ME, 2K, XP or Vista, a pentium III or higher with at least
> 256megs ram, 22gigs of hard drive space, CDrom, and a USB 2.0 port
> with tool adaptor, and a registered copy of any version of Microsoft
> Office.
>
> Tool Upgrade Center
> www.toolupgradecenter.com/home
>
> Yours Truely
>
> Robert J. Tool (Company President)
>
> ------
> Please forward this important message to all your friends and
> neighbors. Our goal is to upgrade all socket sets and hammers by the
> end of 2007.

What will this do for farmers? If something can't be fixed with
vise grips, pliers, or a crescent wrench it's not worth fixing.

Dean

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