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Re: Seeking input

Subject: Re: Seeking input
From: motley me <tommy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2010 02:01:07 +0000 (UTC)
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
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>
> So the question now is are they (Alarm.com) the only game in town when
> it comes to controlling a security panel via the web??  Or are there
> any alternatives.
>
> TIA
>
> Les
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>
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>
>

Look A Xanboo.com. They are a third party equipment that will hook into
several MFG's panels. I have them at home as a demo with a pan/tilt camera
and alarm system control. I have been in contact with the owners and the
tech support several times and have alays gotten to talk to them with out
the run around.

Tommy Lee

References:
- Seeking input
  - From: ABLE1
- Re: Seeking input
  - From: Russell Brill
- Re: Seeking input
  - From: mleuck
- Re: Seeking input
  - From: ABLE1
- Re: Seeking input
  - From: Jim
- Re: Seeking input
  - From: ABLE1

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