Re: Commercial Alarm - help

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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
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> > 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.
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> 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
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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.