Re: New House Alarm - Am I locked out?

["Russell Brill" <russwbrill@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I can't believe all of the whining and bellyaching that's being done over a
$30 board............ IMHO, if the system worked when you were in the
process of purchasing the home, your B---H is with the seller, leave the
alarm company out of the whole mess...

"Doug" <not@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I think that's about the size of it, if the system doesn't work then the
>current homeowners recourse would probably be against the seller,  in turn
>the seller could pursue the alarm company, but I don't believe the alarm
>company has any legal obligation to do anything for the current owner. If
>they disabled the alarm system after the house was sold then that may be a
>different matter.
>
> Contacting the seller or their agent may get a quicker result than trying
> to pursue a third party, especially since it probably only a few hundred
> dollars, labo(u)r included.
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> Doug
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> "Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> You really think he'd have a case? Sheesh, we're talking about a 100 buck
>> circuit board and "maybe" a 50 buck keypad.
>>
>> As shoddy as his treatment by may seem ...he'd have no case against them.
>> They didn't sell him anything, he inherited it with the house, they have
>> no
>> obligation to the new owner.
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