Re: Need information on security

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Home invasion is, as someone else already pointed out; a very ballsy crime.

Unfortunately, the police will probably never get there in time, even if you
actually had your alarm system armed during the day when you would be
walking about. In a situation like that you really have to rely on
self-defense...of some kind. Personally, I prefer my .45 Combat Commander, a
baseball bat, and a few other assorted items stashed around the house.




"R U Kidding" <not@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 09:35:17 -0400, "Bob Worthy"
| <securinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
|
| >A better place to start is by identifing a legitimate, reputable,
LICENSED
| >AND INSURED alarm contractor, or two or three (whatever makes you
| >comfortable), in your area. After a personal visit to your home, they
will
| >be better qualified to address your needs and proceed with the required
| >installation than we would, especially if time is of the essence. You are
| >going to get to many varied opinions here which may only confuse you and
in
| >reality, at days end, we will not be the ones providing you the service.
| >Check your yellow pages, local building department, Chamber of Commerce,
| >State licensing board, State Alarm Association, friends and family for
| >references, Better Business Burearu, etc. for choices. Stay away from the
| >"Free" or very low down plans. They are tickler adds that will end up
| >costing you more in the long run. After you have your info, feel free to
| >check back and at that time we can say whether it is a good design, good
| >equipment and fair pricing.
| >
| >Good Luck and we will talk with you soon!
|
| Bob,
|
| Thanks for the info. I will do some calling. When I started the only
| company in my mind was ADT since I had heard ads and such.  My husband
| was going to call them today. I'm glad that I took the time to do a
| bit of research first.
|
| B