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04-09-2010, 08:54 AM
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The alarm/monitoring thing is a bit of a joke. As mentioned above you
are primarily paying for the sign which scares off most. For awhile I decided to stop paying for the service but left the sign up and I'd get hassled all the time about having the sign without the service. A dog and the sound of an alarm is more effective. That and neighbors that look out for each other.
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