Well Mike in the description the software was'nt mentioned so I can't really say that it is "Significantly Not as Described". I have a lot of time right now since I got one of my thumbs cut with a glass at work and I'm staying home for around 4 weeks still so if there's any legal actions I can't take I will. Another poster mentioned me he could program the remote for me just check the last post on the first page of this thread. Is that possible or should I just stick with sending back the remote and/or take legal actions to the seller.

I just sent him an e-mail that says:

''I understand your mad at me and it's my bad it I did'nt ask you about the software before I won the object. But why do you sell PC programable remotes without the appropriate software? It's not because I don't want this remote it's because I won't be able to use it even if I try. I just think it's unfair to sell something that buyers can't use and not write it down on the description. Look I was on a forum after I won the auction and people told me I won't get the software. That's why I asked you after I bid not because I wanted to get you mad... Try to understand my point have been wasting two day's trying to figured out how to get the software, a proffessional installer or an online software and it can't be done. You should let now buyers that your an unauthorized dealer. As I say I don't want to be stuck with a 355$ piece of equipement that just won't work. In Canada it's impossible for me to find a way to solve this. I wish we could find a way to settle this down.''

What should I do go on with this dispute with the seller and get a refund, get the remote proggram by someone else, return my MFR-350 as well or stick to MX products and buy another remote from an authorized dealer just like you. (if you ship in Canada with the software)