Security System Monitoring For the Homeowner - Don't Pay Too Much!: $99 Home Security System Special - Are You Buying The System or Are You Leasing It?

19.5.10

$99 Home Security System Special - Are You Buying The System or Are You Leasing It?

You will want to read the fine print in the $99 Security System specials that companies are offering. This is important because, many times the security system is not actually being sold to you. You may think that you will own the security system after paying $30-$40 per month for 3 years. Be careful because it may be that you are actually leasing the security system and you do not own it even after the contract period is over. Why is this important? Well, if you decide to cancel or change monitoring companies and you don't actually own the system, they can lock the security system so that it will not work without a special code. That way, they can stop you from using the security system altogether. It will not work off-line to protect your home let alone allow you to use the monitoring services of another company. Be careful what you sign or agree to. Make sure you completely understand what you are getting into.

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