Re: Bypass Telco's NID box?

[Crash Gordon® <NONE@xxxxxxxx>]

It's easier to obtain forgiveness, than permission.



"Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx> wrote in message =
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> Bobby_M wrote:
> > No need for this thing, my alarm panel monitors the line. What good
> > does it due when someone cuts the line and forces their way into my
> > home? The alarm condition will not make it to the central station. I
> > want to stop the cut from happening period.
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> Don't ask, just move it. When's the last time the Telco had to come to
> your house?
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> If they have to come after you move it, it'd probably be best if you
> made sure you were home on that day. I'd think that as long as you =
were
> there to give them access, the service guy wouldn't really care where
> it is. If they give you a hassle, just move it back and then you'll
> have to consider alternative backup monitoring sevices.
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