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Originally Posted by lubby
I feel much safer having an alarm system that is hooked up to central station. When We had that attempted break in back in 2015 I would have been up the creek without a paddle if the guy broke in and my alarm went off and did not send a signal to central station. He may have still left the house if he heard the alarm go off but you can't be sure. Plus working in the insurance industry I was made aware that if you have a high valued home with let's say $900,00 in dwelling coverage you must have a central station alarm. Some companies will not write a homeowners policy with out it.
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That’s why I love Ring - $100 a year for central station monitoring, a smartphone app and cellular backup. Hard to beat.
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