Re: 2GIG and Total Connect, Where's the beef ??

["Robosama" <robosama@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Google: tort contract interference, and you'll probably find a ton of stuff.

Doesn't matter if you are happy with a contract or not if you signed a 3
year contract you have to complete the terms unless the company you  have
contracted with decides to let you out of the contract, if you sign with
another company during the period you are under contract with the original
company the original company had interfered with a contract; tortuous
interference of a contact. You can both get sued...of course no one is gonna
sue for a couple of hundred bucks but that's the gist of it.

Not the same as servicing someone else's panel (which I would never do
either unless that company contracted me to do service for them).



"G. Morgan" <sealteam6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Robosama Wrote:
>
>>They will approach anyone including houses with ADT, Brinks, etc...signs
>>out
>>front with generally means they are under contract, so if they sold them a
>>system they'd be interfering.
>
>
> Signs mean nothing, you never know if a prospect has a contract (or even
> an alarm installed) until you ask.
>
> People buy ADT signs from eBay, just because the sign is in the yard
> doesn't mean I can't knock on the door or leave a doorhanger.
>
> Its still a free market economy, if a customer is dissatisfied with
> their alarmco, then I or anyone else can offer them another choice. They
> have to pay-off the current contract of course, but it may be worth it
> to them just to get the elephant off their back.  If I throw in a few
> months of free monitoring, that helps them pay off what's left.
>
> I'd like to hear other's opinions on what would be considered
> "interfering".  I associate that with doing service on a competitor's
> monitored panel, something I would never do.
>
>
>
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