I recently moved into a new first floor apartment. While the
neighborhood seems safe enough, I grew up in the Bronx, so the need for
home protection is always in the back of my mind. So, I looked online
and found a home monitoring system called Homesight on
www.xanboo.com/homesight.

I bought it at the radioshack near my apartment in Jersey City and have
never been happier. To begin with, electronics and I are not friends,
so the fact that within 10-15 minutes, I had the system set up and that
is with reading instructions (that tells you how comfortable with
electronics I am). The best part is the features. I can now watch what
is going on in my home through live video on my cell phone. It has a
cool remote service feature that allows you to watch from any PC, plus
the other devices they have in the line are optional, you can create
the perfect home monitoring solution. I bought an extra camera to watch
my door, and a wireless siren. The system is fairly cheap, it only
costs $99.99 and it comes with a camera, a door/window sensor, a
gateway, and an installation CD.

I finally have peace of mind while I am at work.

"Mike B." wrote in message
oups.com...
I recently moved into a new first floor apartment. While the
neighborhood seems safe enough, I grew up in the Bronx, so the need for
home protection is always in the back of my mind. So, I looked online
and found a home monitoring system called Homesight on
www.xanboo.com/homesight.

'Mike', a rather thinly disguised commercial posting. Do you
serve eggs with your SPAM?

lee

Mike B. wrote:
I recently moved into a new first floor apartment. While the
neighborhood seems safe enough, I grew up in the Bronx, so the need
for home protection is always in the back of my mind. So, I looked
online and found a home monitoring system called Homesight on
www.xanboo.com/homesight.

I bought it at the radioshack near my apartment in Jersey City and
have never been happier. To begin with, electronics and I are not
friends, so the fact that within 10-15 minutes, I had the system set
up and that is with reading instructions (that tells you how
comfortable with electronics I am). The best part is the features. I
can now watch what is going on in my home through live video on my
cell phone. It has a cool remote service feature that allows you to
watch from any PC, plus the other devices they have in the line are
optional, you can create the perfect home monitoring solution. I
bought an extra camera to watch my door, and a wireless siren. The
system is fairly cheap, it only costs $99.99 and it comes with a
camera, a door/window sensor, a gateway, and an installation CD.

I finally have peace of mind while I am at work.

What was your address and apt no. again?

"Mike B." wrote in
oups.com:

I recently moved into a new first floor apartment. While the
neighborhood seems safe enough, I grew up in the Bronx, so the need for
home protection is always in the back of my mind. So, I looked online
and found a home monitoring system called Homesight on
www.xanboo.com/homesight.

Odd how that is also the name of your email address.....
I smell commercial AD.


I bought it at the radioshack near my apartment in Jersey City and have
never been happier. To begin with, electronics and I are not friends,
so the fact that within 10-15 minutes, I had the system set up and that
is with reading instructions (that tells you how comfortable with
electronics I am). The best part is the features. I can now watch what
is going on in my home through live video on my cell phone. It has a
cool remote service feature that allows you to watch from any PC, plus
the other devices they have in the line are optional, you can create
the perfect home monitoring solution. I bought an extra camera to watch
my door, and a wireless siren. The system is fairly cheap, it only
costs $99.99 and it comes with a camera, a door/window sensor, a
gateway, and an installation CD.

I finally have peace of mind while I am at work.


Yup,but how long would it take for police to arrive??

IMO,too late to do anything except make a report.

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net

Jim Yanik wrote:

Yup,but how long would it take for police to arrive??

IMO,too late to do anything except make a report.

If the government really wanted to stay out of religion, why'd they
institute the "911 Dial-A-Prayer" business?