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Comment on Little Giraffe Luxe Faux Fur Travel Blanky 14″x14″ – All Colors LGF_LXBLY Color: Cream by Erin J. Kozlowski

Erin J. Kozlowski — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:26:23 +0000

Review by Erin J. Kozlowski for Little Giraffe Luxe Faux Fur Travel Blanky 14"x14" - All Colors LGF_LXBLY Color: Cream Rating: My daughter loves this blanket. It's so soft, and perfect for taking along in the stroller. I bought two blankets already- and I'll be buying more!

Comment on How good are home security alarms in apartment buildings ? by mlk682

mlk682 — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 11:42:39 +0000

It really depends on the system. All of the bigger alarm companies use around the same level of product as far as quality. Be advised of the following, what the alarm companys do is sign you to a contract for years at a time. Say 4 yrs for 199.00 Right? ok and what they do is incrementally increase your monthly fee after that. The average total equipment cost for a small residential alarm system is right around that 199.00 wholesale so they lose a few bucks on the initial install to get you signed on for years at a time. They usually tie right into your phone system and if improperly installed , depending on your area they may have fines for false alarms. If you live in an area where home invasion is a possibility I would have one installed for sure. But make sure you shop around, Brinks and ADT are national companys. they sometimes pay installers by the job so sometimes these guys race in and out and are pulling baseboards to route wires all over and if improperly done can be a real mess. Professional installations costs far more, not so much for the equipment as they are typically about the same at the entry level, but for the time for a professional installer to come in and hide every wire. I would insist that not a wire show and that can be done , dont let them tell you different as I have done it, 15 yrs ago I did so. I am now a licensed master electrician and do much larger scale work. So in summation, if you feel unsafe in your neghborhood, have a high crime area, its worth it for the fire and the ability to silently call for help from a key pad. Things to avoid, Wireless systems, more trouble than what they are worth. Get a good Hard wired system installed professionally and make sure you read the total cost of what your signing. make sure they will pay for any fines incurred by an ill operating system. And if you do have one installed make sure they take hours with you to completely train you in the operation of your alarm system. get them to include this service in writing up front. And lastly I hope you never need to use an alarm. Other questions to ask, The systems use a dialer to call in, if in an emergency the alarm will cut off telephone service until it is finished dialing in. Also check and see where and how fast there dial up system is. I have seen where in remote locations its a long distance call to a monitoring center and there are also little system checks that can report in requiring a phone call usually programmed in the night. But if this call is long distance it can add to telephone bill. Also the battery back up on the controls, for 30 dollars a month you should get a new battery installed for free every two years or so, I would also ask for this. Watch for wording in the contract that allows them to raise the rates , and especially after your contract expires expect the rate to rise, they do this to all of there customers. i once went to a clients home to find she had been paying 90 dollars a month, She had been a customer with them for many many years. What i did was replaced her old system with a new one, charged her nothing, and placed her on a new contract… Probably why i dont work there anymore LOL……Anyway I have saved people with alarm systems and I have seen where it was a bad place to have it.Oh if you have pets , dont let anyone fool you into saying they have a special pet lense, its all BS, they always end up setting it off trust me I have taken them out in the old days..

Good Luck

Comment on How good are home security alarms in apartment buildings ? by mel

mel — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 10:52:45 +0000

if you have the fear, no amount of monthly payments can make you feel safe.

Don’t feel safe? move out.

Comment on PI1000 – Covert Spy DVR with Integrated Color Camera – Home Security Store by printlater

printlater — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 11:35:41 +0000

“spy on your family” grate.

Comment on Selling Home Security Systems by mybuddyme

mybuddyme — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 08:18:55 +0000

that was gay.

Comment on Selling Home Security Systems by johnmackcracken

johnmackcracken — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 08:07:43 +0000

I have never heard of any of these “leaders in the industry” I asked around to others in the industry. Who did Mark work for what was their name and what did Mark acutally ever accomplish? My bet is he was an average saleman never really that successful and that is why he is doing this. If he was that great why would he have ever left? How can he make money doing these trainings is the real question?

Comment on Selling Home Security Systems by jadam87

jadam87 — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 07:17:14 +0000

what a joke..if that guy knocked doors he’d die of heat exhaustion

Comment on Selling Home Security Systems by alarmsalestraining

alarmsalestraining — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 06:28:51 +0000

awesome video mark! thanks for helping me achieve my dreams and goals. Your training is priceless. Wishing you the best.

Ed Glidden

Comment on Selling Home Security Systems by alext2963

alext2963 — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 05:28:54 +0000

I believe the first comment was either a family member or mark himself. I tried to go to the website which is gone. Suprise!

Comment on Selling Home Security Systems by M4A4G

M4A4G — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 04:30:09 +0000

I thought I was going to learn something. Well, actually I did. I learned that this video on YouTube was a complete waste of my fucking time! Lol oh well. : (