Re: Commercial Alarm - help

["Jackcsg" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Can you see the southern sky? You have access to broadband.

"Tommy" <tommylee75@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Broadband is not quite available everywhere. here in the boonies we
haven't
> got it yet. the closest DSL is a mile from my house and i cannot hook on
> because my line feeds from the main office 10 miles away. go figure.
> "Jackcsg" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > "Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >> "Jackcsg" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >> > >
> >> > > Okay so how do you propose video verification on someone without
> >> > broadband?
> >> > > Only one I can think of is OzVision
> >> > >
> >> > By explaining the benefits of broadband. If people are dumb enough to
> >> > subscribe to AOL dial-up at 30 bucks a month, they can very easily
> >> > understand the transition. Paying for a second line to do dial-up
video
> >> > verification isn't the answer IMO. Just look at the transmission
costs
> > in
> >> > comparison, along with what you'll need at the Central. I've built a
48
> >> > position Interactive CMF using all dial-up...the costs are painful,
and
> >> > passed on to the end users. It's also slow and not very
efficient...but
> > it
> >> > does work. I just see what it costs both parties to implement.
> >>
> >> Many people don't have broadband because it still isn't offered in many
> >> areas. Dial-up is the only way it's going to happen
> >>
> > I think the times are changing. A few people don't want to pay for
> > broadband, but it "is" everywhere. The problem will be turning the
> > residential market around from 15 years of giving equipment away for the
> > RMR. Everyone will be waiting a long time for the free answer.
> >
> >
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