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January 20, 2011 at 11:51 AM #657598January 20, 2011 at 12:11 PM #656481
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ParticipantCheck out this fake camera with flashing red lite for less than $5:
A couple of ADT signs and a fake camera or two should keep most people away.
January 20, 2011 at 12:11 PM #656542ParticipantCheck out this fake camera with flashing red lite for less than $5:
A couple of ADT signs and a fake camera or two should keep most people away.
January 20, 2011 at 12:11 PM #657140ParticipantCheck out this fake camera with flashing red lite for less than $5:
A couple of ADT signs and a fake camera or two should keep most people away.
January 20, 2011 at 12:11 PM #657279ParticipantCheck out this fake camera with flashing red lite for less than $5:
A couple of ADT signs and a fake camera or two should keep most people away.
January 20, 2011 at 12:11 PM #657608ParticipantCheck out this fake camera with flashing red lite for less than $5:
A couple of ADT signs and a fake camera or two should keep most people away.
January 20, 2011 at 12:14 PM #656486briansd1
GuestThanks, all. The ADT alarm system is working now and monitored without the contract.
I want to change the designated entry/exit door and they want $175 for that.
There is no wiring to be redone. It’s software. I know there is a way to change the designated door.
I talked the neighbor with the same system. And they want $175 from him too.
January 20, 2011 at 12:14 PM #656547GuestThanks, all. The ADT alarm system is working now and monitored without the contract.
I want to change the designated entry/exit door and they want $175 for that.
There is no wiring to be redone. It’s software. I know there is a way to change the designated door.
I talked the neighbor with the same system. And they want $175 from him too.
January 20, 2011 at 12:14 PM #657145GuestThanks, all. The ADT alarm system is working now and monitored without the contract.
I want to change the designated entry/exit door and they want $175 for that.
There is no wiring to be redone. It’s software. I know there is a way to change the designated door.
I talked the neighbor with the same system. And they want $175 from him too.
January 20, 2011 at 12:14 PM #657284GuestThanks, all. The ADT alarm system is working now and monitored without the contract.
I want to change the designated entry/exit door and they want $175 for that.
There is no wiring to be redone. It’s software. I know there is a way to change the designated door.
I talked the neighbor with the same system. And they want $175 from him too.
January 20, 2011 at 12:14 PM #657613GuestThanks, all. The ADT alarm system is working now and monitored without the contract.
I want to change the designated entry/exit door and they want $175 for that.
There is no wiring to be redone. It’s software. I know there is a way to change the designated door.
I talked the neighbor with the same system. And they want $175 from him too.
January 20, 2011 at 12:17 PM #656491Guest[quote=flu]Consider it as a private company trying to pass on additional costs from the Healthcare Reform onto the consumer 🙂
[/quote]Not the same thing IMO. There’s a lot of gouging and unnecessary costs in the health care business.
If everyone had insurance, the idea is that the large insurance companies and/or government can drive down costs by forcing the industry’s hands. The idea is to cap the growth of health care costs as a proportion of GPD so that resources can be more efficiently allocated to other areas of the economy.
January 20, 2011 at 12:17 PM #656552Guest[quote=flu]Consider it as a private company trying to pass on additional costs from the Healthcare Reform onto the consumer 🙂
[/quote]Not the same thing IMO. There’s a lot of gouging and unnecessary costs in the health care business.
If everyone had insurance, the idea is that the large insurance companies and/or government can drive down costs by forcing the industry’s hands. The idea is to cap the growth of health care costs as a proportion of GPD so that resources can be more efficiently allocated to other areas of the economy.
January 20, 2011 at 12:17 PM #657150Guest[quote=flu]Consider it as a private company trying to pass on additional costs from the Healthcare Reform onto the consumer 🙂
[/quote]Not the same thing IMO. There’s a lot of gouging and unnecessary costs in the health care business.
If everyone had insurance, the idea is that the large insurance companies and/or government can drive down costs by forcing the industry’s hands. The idea is to cap the growth of health care costs as a proportion of GPD so that resources can be more efficiently allocated to other areas of the economy.
January 20, 2011 at 12:17 PM #657289Guest[quote=flu]Consider it as a private company trying to pass on additional costs from the Healthcare Reform onto the consumer 🙂
[/quote]Not the same thing IMO. There’s a lot of gouging and unnecessary costs in the health care business.
If everyone had insurance, the idea is that the large insurance companies and/or government can drive down costs by forcing the industry’s hands. The idea is to cap the growth of health care costs as a proportion of GPD so that resources can be more efficiently allocated to other areas of the economy.
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