How the $99 Home Security System Special Can Turn Into $599 or More…

21.5.10

How the $99 Home Security System Special Can Turn Into $599 or More…

You read the advertisement. It looks great. The new home security system will do the job and protect your family. And it only costs $99 for a new security system! Sure you have to sign a 3 year contract for $30 per month. And you also have some door and window contacts, a smoke detector as well as an additional motion detector for about $500. How can you beat that? Well, you can. Many companies take advantage of you by charging much higher prices than you would pay from other internet security companies. It is easy to find the same system for $599 on the internet. In fact, the same wireless $99 system with 2 contacts, motion detector and control panel can be found for about $200. Then your monitoring fees should not be more than $15 per month with no 3 year contract. Do the math. Be wise, write down part names and shop around. And be aware of the high prices you have to pay each month for monitoring. You should not pay more than $15 per month. www.interstatealarmmonitoring.com

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