Maybe if HC posters became investors instead of downrampers and did a little more investigation and analysis on Quiktrak's potential in South Africa you'll note the following.
FROM ADT/Tyco website
"Armed Response and Monitoring Fees:
The monthly fee payable to ADT is as follows:
Residential: The monthly fee depends on the geographical area, and can be obtained through completing the attached questionnaire. The daily fee ranges from R8 per day to R11, depending on the size of the system, whether radio or telephone monitoring and on factors such as partitioning etc. We at RHC Security will be happy to provide you with all the relevant pricing and detailed consultations.
Commercial: The same principal applies, with pricing dependant on the size of the system and specific requirements regarding partitioning, dual monitoring etc.
Note: All insurance companies now insist on Radio Monitoring, because of the possibility of telephone lines being cut, or Telkom having problems with interrupted service, during which periods there would be no communication with the service providers."
NOTE what they say about Insurance Companies now insisting on Radio Monitoring NOT telephone lines.
QTK
quiktrak networks limited
