NextAlarm and ABn Adapter Question

Nope.

Depends on the area. They don't offer service everywhere, but yes, they do "sub" the work out. They even offer to sell you a wireless security system you can "install yourself" (or have one of the guys they "sub" to do it for you).

Nope. They're not licensed in California as *anything* from what I can gather. I don't even think they have a physical address.

Heh... It does look "fishy"...

Yep... ;-)

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Frank Olson
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you? nah...I know where you live. i'm keeping track of a couple of people, no one from here.

Reply to
Crash Gordon

Although I don't know how THAT one works I've seen similar modules that interpret 4/2, CID or Modem signals and sent via packets over the internet, Radionics does it like that

Reply to
Mark Leuck

Here's the info you've been looking for

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Reply to
Russell Brill

You can look up any alarm company in California here

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Reply to
Russell Brill

I'd be contacting the AG in your State, and making him/her aware.

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Jackcsg

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