Re: alarm service contract time length question in CA

["Doug" <not@xxxxxxxx>]

Is it residential or business contract?, if you look at the web sites of the
nationals, they normally stipulate for residential contracts a three year
initial term for the rest of the US or two years in California, also I
believe automatic renewals in California are legal, normally they auto renew
for 1 year, in a business environment , I believe you can sign a contract
for as long as you like, the issue here doesn't appear to be the length of
the contract, but rather if you signed a contract at all.

Doug

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"Iven" <u28611@uwe> wrote in message news:68b6dddbcc5ea@xxxxxx
>A question still not answered was about California have a law of Alarm Co's
> having no more than a 2 year contract and no automatic renewal.....anyone?
>
> Iven wrote:
>>Where does the hostility about blaming someone for not reading a contract
>>come from here?I thought this site was to help out answering questions or
>>helping people out. I am a big enough boy to handle my own,this situation
>>here looks like a F***ING scam to me,the issue here is that I NEVER signed
>>ANY contracts with this company,I have only signed 1 thing from them and
>>its
>>from a tech checking out a problem with a motion sensor and me signing
>>that
>>he was there doing the work. I bought this business from someone else and
>>only spoke with someone over the phone about putting the account in my
>>name.
>>I NEVER was given anything to read or sign,any NEVER agreed to any
>>contract
>>over the phone.If I knew there was a 5 year contract they wanted I could
>>have
>>chosen from over a dozen other Alarm Co's in my area.
>>Iven
>>
>>>Iven said:
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>>>- badenov
>