Cellular Security Systems Replacing Landlines

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Cellular Security Systems Replacing Landlines

A recent study from the CDC show the steady drop in land lines being installed throughout the U.S.. With cell phones and internet phone access on the rise, the need to pay the high cost of having a telephone land line (phone line from a local or national company like AT&T) is disapearing. And to fulfill the need for a security system, there is now a cellular device dedicated to sending an alarm signal to central monitoring stations. And the cost can vary extremely for the same basic security system and service depending on what company one chooses to work with. Many security companies require time specific contracts with high prices. But one company from South Carolina, offers a complete DIY (do it yourself) security system for $199.97 and then an extra $184 for the cellular device. Interstate Alarm Monitoring offers the DSC 9047 complete wireless security system with the GS3060 cell device. It comes pre-programmed to call their central station and the monthly monitoring is $19.77 with NO CONTRACT REQUIRED! Call 1-877-717-7477 for details.

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