What part of all this did you not understand when you read and signed
the contract? You DID read it before signing right? RIGHT? Oh, you just
thought that it would say what YOU wanted it to say and then now you're
surprised that it doesn't? YOU signed it - NOW be a man and abide by
it. NEXT time you might even read what you're signing! But I won't bet
on it.

In any case, a price increase usually means you have a cancellation
option. But then that clause would be in the contract that you haven't
read so you wouldn't know about it.

Good luck finding an attorney who will work on contingency for the class
action. You might find that you agreed to binding arbitration on any
disputes. That'll be in the contract too.

I know it's all an EVIL plot but you DID agree to it by signing the
contract didn't you?

wrote:
The company name is "Integrated Alarms", a division of "Integrated
Alarm Services Group, Inc.". located at, 4545 Spring Mountain Rd., Las
Vegas, Nevada 89102.

They have increased their rate last month by $5 for the residents of
Fremont California. When you ask for canceling your service, they say
that the 2-year contract that you signed five years ago, are
automatically re-newed by itself each year on the anniversary date of
your contract. You are stuck with their rate increase and they have
forced you their services if you miss a tiny 30 day cancellation
period.

I am going to see a lawyer to file a class action lawsuit against
Integrated Alarm Services Group. They can not force us to pay extra $5
charge for their so called "added security/verified response". They
need to stop being EVIL. If they were a decent company they would have
asked the customers to opt-in for the added security and give the
customers a choice if they want to opt-in or not. But, apparently they
are forcing the customers and all the Fremont, California (and Modesto
Calif.) to opt-in to their rate increase.

Also, their content of their service contract is evil. After a two
year contact, it automatically gets re-newed for the next 12 month and
you only have a tiny 30 day period to cancel the next year's contract,
and if you miss it, guess what, you are stuck with them.

Avoid these crooks if you can.

Regards,
Kish