Re: Florida Statute According to RLB

["Norm Mugford" <1alarm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Is now a good time to chime in?????

You lie Mr. BAss
Lies Mr. BAss...just more lies.....


Norm Mugford


"Frank Olson" <Use_the_email_links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:sREkh.535733$R63.438319@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Si Ballenger wrote:
>
>>
>> Notice that the regulations are for "alarm system contractors in
>> this state". If someone in Florida signs a monitoring contract
>> with Guido's Protection Services of New Jersey which is located
>> only in New Jersey, and is not a contractor in Florida, please
>> show where Florida can take any action agains Guido. The same
>> would be true for Rasheed's Southern India Alarm Service.
>
> Any alarm monitoring agency that provides service to a resident of Florida
> State which involves the dispatching of Florida emergency services is
> required to be licensed.  Alarm Central is.  Monitronics is. ADT is.
>
>> A broker does not necessarily a party to a contract or execute
>> any agreement.
>
> Bass was a "party" in the contract.  He was a "dealer" for Alarm Central.
> If the "dealer" collects money from the client he is receiving direct
> compensation for the service he (or Alarm Central) provides. Many alarm
> dealers use "out of state" monitoring services.  If their "nexus" is in
> the State of Florida, they are subject to the Statutes.
>
>
>
>> Then what's their problem???
>
> Dunno.


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