Re: alarm service contract time length question in CA

[Nick Lawrence <nlaw@xxxxxxx>]

Russell...
Actually, the BSIS licensing agency affords very scant protection
against unlicensed scofflaws and other scams.
Further, their license lookup website is defective and shows "no
disciplinary action taken" for every alarm co, even those against who
they did take action.
Contact me for more info on this if you like.
Nick

Russell Brill wrote:
> If you believe you're being ripped off, contact this (California Residents)
> State agency http://www.dca.ca.gov/bsis/
>
> Good Luck,
> Russ Brill
>
> "Iven" <u28611@uwe> wrote in message news:68b5db9679d5d@xxxxxx
>
>>What would that mean if you used an Alarm service that DID NOT DISCLOSE
>>anything about a 5 year contract and after you cancel service tell you
>>you're
>>obligated to pay the remaining balance. This is happening to me right
>>now,I
>>never signed and wouldnt have signed for that long because my building
>>lease
>>was for 3 years only and I'd NEVER commit to a term that long for 5yrs in
>>the
>>first place.They even mailed me a supposed copy of the contract and in
>>very
>>small print it says 5 years. Someone also printed my name under the
>>signature
>>that isnt my writing. I'm thinking of calling the B.B.B  or anyone else
>>you
>>can recommend.
>>This is total BS ,these people are crooks and are trying to make things
>>look
>>legal with my signature.
>>Iven
>>
>>Don wrote:
>>
>>>>Does anyone know about a limit on how long an alarm service contract can
>>>>be
>>>
>>>[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>>>
>>>>Thank you,
>>>>Iven
>>>
>>>it's 5 years only if you want their service.
>>
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