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		<title>By: Pamela</title>
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		<dc:creator>Pamela</dc:creator>
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		<description>Great information.  People do need to understand their system and only work with home security companies that offer training and support as often as a family needs at no cost.  This should be included in the company&#039;s commitment to service.  As you point out, false alarms are a huge problem in the burglar alarm industry.  Never contract with a security company that doesn&#039;t offer a false alarm fine guarantee and only use a monitoring center that verifies alarms with either audio or video technology.  Without this, you just aren&#039;t protected and are getting a poor return on your investment in sescurity.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great information.  People do need to understand their system and only work with home security companies that offer training and support as often as a family needs at no cost.  This should be included in the company&#8217;s commitment to service.  As you point out, false alarms are a huge problem in the burglar alarm industry.  Never contract with a security company that doesn&#8217;t offer a false alarm fine guarantee and only use a monitoring center that verifies alarms with either audio or video technology.  Without this, you just aren&#8217;t protected and are getting a poor return on your investment in sescurity.</p>
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