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All good points, and I appreciate your perspective, thank you for replying. For me, I think the greatest benefit is what you mentioned about cutting short the t
by heywire 9y ago
All good points, and I appreciate your perspective, thank you for replying. For me, I think the greatest benefit is what you mentioned about cutting short the time the intruder has in the home. If I am in a deep sleep, and someone breaks into my home, I would at least like to be awoken with enough time to arm myself (of course hoping that the siren was enough to scare off the intruder). If I'm not home, hopefully this might deter the intruder from getting far enough into the home to get at our valuables. This benefit can also be achieved with a couple dollars worth of the manual door sirens they sell at the hardware store, so I definitely see your point there about the monitoring fees and contracts.
- cmdrfred 9y agoI have the same view as you and my security system is a dog and a pump action shotgun.
- heywire 9y agoIf only I weren't allergic to dogs :(
- feld 9y agoGiant Schnauzers are hypo-allergenic and are increasingly being trained as guard dogs
- imhoguy 9y agoBuy snake
- daveguy 9y agoThey don't bark loud enough.
- dom0 9y agoJust buy some geese. No one sneaks by geese.
- hyperion2010 9y agoOr at least not Gauls.