Re: Uplink Network/Line costs?

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

We don't charge a "premium", more like a few bucks more per month on top of
the normal monitoring fees.
Keep in mind that the Uplink AnyNet is not a full reporting unit, we use it
to send Burg & Fire (two signals, plus some trouble and test sigs) it won't
send you detailed events. There are other, more expensive, units that can
send all signals.



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**Crash Gordon**

"jc" <jobs@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| On Dec 2, 10:47 am, "Crash Gordon" <webmas...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
| wrote:
| > You then go to an alarm dealer that has an account with Uplink.
| >
| > If you are an alarm dealer you open an account with Uplink and pay them
a
| > monthly fee, in addition to your CS charges, then you charge your client
a
| > monthly fee based upon your CS cost + your Uplink cost.
| >
| > --
| > **Crash Gordon**
|
|
| Oh okay. The alarm dealer charges a premium because he's having to
| cover the uplink line. The uplink account enables uplink harwdare to
| communicate through them (like a network) to the CS.
|
| Possible or worth it to try to communicate through normal cell
| service? If there were a way to communicate through an existing cell
| line (already in  use on existing cell phone) that would be nice. But
| clearly that's not going to be legal or easy as SIM cards should
| restrict that.
|
| thanks.