Re: Dialer w/Cell Fone

[Crash Gordon® <NONE@xxxxxxxx>]

Out here all it would take is a phone call from a irate neighbor to get  =
you a fine even if you were NOT monitored.

In fact you have to have a PD Alarm Permit if you're local OR monitored.

They get ya coming or going.


<rabsparks@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message =
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> Thanks everyone for the response(s). I'll take a look at the Teleguard
> unit. I live in Baltimore County who's not too receptive (they fine =
the
> end user) with respect to false/nuisance alarms. In fact a number of =
my
> clients have opted for having my firm respond when their alarm goes
> off. Most of the time I'm around here. And one thing's for sure: if
> you're the one getting out of bed at 3 AM, you tend to make sure the
> installed system's not a "false alarm generator".
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> My clients are connected to a CS, but I've had so many problems (lack
> of response, lack of correct response, et al) that I hooked the =
AD-2000
> about five years ago. Since then no false/nuisance alarms until last
> December.
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> The December nuisance alarm came from a PIR, which was telling me it
> needed replacement. Unfortunately I was traveling. I received the
> alarm, but had no choice but to call in the gendarmes, who of course
> found nothing. I added internet video monitoring to the system since
> then. that will allow me to check out the premises from literally
> anywhere in the world. I'm thinking about offering it to my clients.
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> Again, thanks to those who took the time to answer my post.
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>