Re: New House Alarm - Am I locked out?

["Robert L Bass" <no-sales-spam@bassburglaralarms>]

> I don't believe it matters what the original
> alarm contract did or didn't state, you are
> not a party to that contract. Your source
> of relief, if you deem it worth pursuing would
> be the seller of the home unless he/she disclosed that the alarm system was either
> excluded from the sale or that it was non-
> functional. The seller in turn may be able to
> obtain relief from the party that sold him/her
> the alarm...

All of the above is true.

> I doubt the alarm company has
> any legal obligation to you.

That is also true and unfortunately the alarm
company cares nothing about their moral
obligation.  This customer has been victimized
by a crooked alarm company and there's
not much he can do about it save let others
know.  To that end I suggest he write letters
to the local and state newspapers' consumer
advocate desks.  He should do the same with
the local TV news stations.  If even one of
them decides to publish the story the alarm
company might help him out just to avoid
the bad publicity.  They obviously are only
motivated by what affects their purse strings.
A nice editorial about a crooked alarm
contractor ought to work wonders.

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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