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It doesn't matter which alarm company you get to do your install, it's likely going to be the same products because everybody gets their parts from the same source. Unless the installer is totally incompetent and does something stupid like mounting the siren at the same location as the panel, it will be equally difficult to compromise an alarm system regardless of what alarm decal you display on your windows. As someone in the industry it's a big slap in the face to have your install covered up by someone else's name and decal. Also I wouldn't be willing to simply give away decals. If a customer wants new decals I will apply it on their windows for them. The last thing a small company wants is for someone to grab a hold of their decals and put it on the windows of a grow-op. You don't want the VPD to associate your company with protecting this type of activity. Quote:
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The other tip is to socialize with your neighbours.. I think that's more important and often neglected part of home security. |
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second time mom bro n i were home and they climbed upstairs using a chair we had in our backyard, got into the master bedroom and took my moms shit. brutal.. they took 3k, credit cards ids and a chanel wallet... :mad: the weather was warm both times so we had our windows open. (btw, statistics show that more b&e's and robberies occure during warm weather) craziest shit was that i was in the next room.. i just thot the weird noises i herd from moms room was HER so i didnt bother to check... scary shitt im jsut glad i didnt encounter the robber... O.o we're pretty sure we were observed until no one was in the targeted rooms.. we suspect our backyard neighbour of doin it.. both times... its soooooo scary knowing that a stranger was in the house with us without us knowing... make sure u call the cops everytime something liek this happens, even if nothing was taken or if its not 'serious'. its a bit of a hassle but its always good to have this shit on file. so yess dont leave anything in the yard that wud encourage a break in.. like chairs or ladders.. open windows etc etc. and im always really carefull of possible cars following me when i go home from anywhere. i always loop around my neighborhood if i notice a suspicious car. i think of all the security features we own, i say the motion sensor that makes a loud annoying noise is the best. sudden noises usually startles them. good luck wit everything =) |
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You get exclusively home invaders? You should let us know where you live, so we don't buy a property in your neighborhood.. Honestly this is Vancouver, crime is not that bad.. if you have "sicko home invaders" all of the time. You must have pissed off some really bad people no castle will save you from it.. you mind as well move to middle of nowhere so at least no neighbors will be caught in the crossfire. Quote:
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dogs are better =) they're cuter too haha |
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I don't see it as a slap in the face, I see it as another preventative measure. I should hope your company has better advertising then just those little stickers on peoples windows. Also we got the decals right when we signed up, before the alarm was even installed. They also told us if we needed more to just call and we could pick some up/get them mailed to us. |
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i have two dogo argentinos..... meet jackks....other one is sleeping http://bundaberg.qld.gov.au/files/im...gentino-01.jpg come and get some! |
Watch Some "Home Alone" movies. Set up some booby traps. |
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i highley recommend a dog any big breeds can sense ANY umfamiliar people around like my dog, (Border collie mix) barks when someone is around 4 houses away |
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It is physically impossible to tamper with a properly installed alarm contact while the window or door is closed. What separates an experienced and inexperienced technician (or company for that matter) is in the neatness of their work. Some guys in the industry take short cuts like not soldering or having really messy wiring work inside the main panel. Keep in mind not every installation will be the same. Every house is built differently and therefore each alarm system will be installed differently. So I really don't see how your theory of having Company A do the installation but display Company B's decals are logical as a preventative measure. As for the alarm decals they are not for advertising purposes, they are strictly for deterrence. Very few alarm companies advertise except for the bigger companies that don't tend to do complete installs and are just after your monitoring revenue (ex. ADT) Alarm companies get their business and reputation through word of mouth. |
I'm not saying that the install will be WORSE from A to B, I'm just saying the way they order their techs to install things may be different. tampering doesn't really need to be done from the outside now does it? as long as they get in and have everything disabled before the timer sets the alarm off they're good to go. I've seen several interviews of repeat burglars where they say they actually targetted certain houses because they knew that the alarm that home was equipped with was one they could disable before it went off. if the stickers arent any kind of advertising then who cares which ones (if any) you have on your house. of course simply swapping the stickers isn't the best deterrent but every little bit helps. |
Problem solved. I just bought one of these guys and he's on duty guarding my house now http://cdn-www.dailypuppy.com/media/...e_puppy_03.jpg |
what a cute little guy congrats |
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^^loving the puppy mega. One thing you should also do is if you have windows in your backyard that are low to the ground..put some metal bars on them. And if you want, you could put them on all the windows you think people would break to gain entry from but that would be a little extreme. It's what we did after my house was broken into. |
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This is what happens when we give these people free places to shoot up. They break into your houses. They should be dying of AIDS in the street where they belong. |
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