Security System Monitoring For the Homeowner - Don't Pay Too Much!: $99 Security System Rip Off - Many Home Security System Companies Take Advantage of New Customers...

22.5.10

$99 Security System Rip Off - Many Home Security System Companies Take Advantage of New Customers...

How Do They Do It? They make a "Special Offer" to provide a security system to you for $99. Yes, it is a real security system with 2-3 door/window contacts, a motion detector and control panel. And they will let you have it, providing you sign a contract that is usually 3 years long at $25-$35 per month. Well, you can buy the easily buy the same security system they are "giving" you for less than $200. You can also get the same type of certified monitoring for $12-14 per month. And after the 3 year contract is up, they will usually try to increase your monthly rate. You would think they would reduce your rate now that the your $25-$35 per month payments have more than covered their investment of letting you have the system for $99.. Be wise. Don't have a system? Shop around. Have a system already and you are out of your initial contract? Change monitoring companies if you are paying more than $12 per month. www.interstatealarmmonitoring.com

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