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Hello, I'm doing some market research on home security and have a short
10 question survey posted he

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=636142729399

I'd be happy to share the results, only need 100 responses and
appreciate folks sharing their insights. Thanks. (this isn't spam, I am
actually doing some research here)

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DLM68 wrote:
Hello, I'm doing some market research on home security and have a short
10 question survey posted he

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=636142729399

I'd be happy to share the results, only need 100 responses and
appreciate folks sharing their insights. Thanks. (this isn't spam, I am
actually doing some research here)

People who click on this jamoke's link deserve what they get. He posts
this crap under different names as if no one will remember him. What a
rube.

R

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You dumb****, this is a real survey.

On Oct 30, 8:59 pm, "RicodJour" wrote:
DLM68 wrote:
Hello, I'm doing some market research on home security and have a short
10 question survey posted he

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=636142729399

I'd be happy to share the results, only need 100 responses and
appreciate folks sharing their insights. Thanks. (this isn't spam, I am
actually doing some research here)People who click on this jamoke's link deserve what they get. He posts
this crap under different names as if no one will remember him. What a
rube.

R

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"DLM68" wrote in news:1162265501.079771.192640
@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Hello, I'm doing some market research on home security and have a short
10 question survey posted he

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=636142729399

I'd be happy to share the results, only need 100 responses and
appreciate folks sharing their insights. Thanks. (this isn't spam, I am
actually doing some research here)



I am a "dumb****" too. Is a dumb**** different than a dumb****er? Which is
better if you want to attain Village Idiot status? How do I click on a
link?

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Let me get this straight. You want participation from this group of
strangers with lots of time on their hands but then you start calling some
of them "dumb****s". I guess that's one way of gaining their trust and
cooperation. It's just not one I've heard of. How's it working out for ya?

"DLM68" wrote in message
oups.com...
You dumb****, this is a real survey.

On Oct 30, 8:59 pm, "RicodJour" wrote:
DLM68 wrote:
Hello, I'm doing some market research on home security and have a short
10 question survey posted he

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=636142729399

I'd be happy to share the results, only need 100 responses and
appreciate folks sharing their insights. Thanks. (this isn't spam, I am
actually doing some research here)People who click on this jamoke's
link deserve what they get. He posts
this crap under different names as if no one will remember him. What a
rube.

R

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"DLM68" wrote in message
oups.com...
Hello, I'm doing some market research on home security and have a short
10 question survey posted he

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=636142729399

I'd be happy to share the results, only need 100 responses and
appreciate folks sharing their insights. Thanks. (this isn't spam, I am
actually doing some research here)

This is a survey soliciting opinions on video monitoring as a home security
option.

Here's my opinion:

Why would I need to view a monitor to know who's knocking on my door?
Wouldn't a 50-cent peephole accomplish the same thing. Actually, you could
save the fifty cents by just opening the door!

If it's a friend, invite them in and have a beer. If it's some goblin, just
shoot the ****er and close the door (I always have a gun at hand when
opening the door).

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HeyBub wrote:

This is a survey soliciting opinions on video monitoring as a home security
option.

Here's my opinion:

Why would I need to view a monitor to know who's knocking on my door?
Wouldn't a 50-cent peephole accomplish the same thing. Actually, you could
save the fifty cents by just opening the door!

If it's a friend, invite them in and have a beer. If it's some goblin, just
shoot the ****er and close the door (I always have a gun at hand when
opening the door).

Normally a good idea, but tonight being Halloween, you may want to hand
the little suckers some candy instead of shooting them.

R

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"DLM68" wrote in message
oups.com...
You dumb****, this is a real survey.


You just lost a lot of potential respondents. No need for that language.

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You ask some good questions in your survey, however be aware that people
live in different areas. Some people live in small towns with low crime
rates. Some live in large cities with high crime rates. Some live in "good"
areas of large cities with low crime rates, etc.

So with the above said, keep in mind that people who live in low crime rate
areas might be the only people answer your survey or could be the majority
of those who answer. This could skew the results. Or the other way around.

FYI - I live in a low crime rate area and have no need for a security
camera. However, if I lived in a high crime rate area, I would get one with
a quickness!




"DLM68" wrote in message
Hello, I'm doing some market research on home security and have a short
10 question survey posted he

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=636142729399

I'd be happy to share the results, only need 100 responses and
appreciate folks sharing their insights. Thanks. (this isn't spam, I am
actually doing some research here)

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RicodJour wrote:
HeyBub wrote:

This is a survey soliciting opinions on video monitoring as a home security
option.

Here's my opinion:

Why would I need to view a monitor to know who's knocking on my door?
Wouldn't a 50-cent peephole accomplish the same thing. Actually, you could
save the fifty cents by just opening the door!

If it's a friend, invite them in and have a beer. If it's some goblin, just
shoot the ****er and close the door (I always have a gun at hand when
opening the door).

Normally a good idea, but tonight being Halloween, you may want to hand
the little suckers some candy instead of shooting them.


Some places they don't care which you do.
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=369397

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On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 08:43:50 -0600, "HeyBub"
wrote:


"DLM68" wrote in message
roups.com...
Hello, I'm doing some market research on home security and have a short
10 question survey posted he

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=636142729399

I'd be happy to share the results, only need 100 responses and
appreciate folks sharing their insights. Thanks. (this isn't spam, I am
actually doing some research here)

This is a survey soliciting opinions on video monitoring as a home security
option.

Here's my opinion:

Why would I need to view a monitor to know who's knocking on my door?
Wouldn't a 50-cent peephole accomplish the same thing. Actually, you could
save the fifty cents by just opening the door!


I have a monitor, and make the video available to all TV's in my
house, so it's easy to see who's at the door.

If it's a friend, invite them in and have a beer. If it's some goblin, just
shoot the ****er and close the door (I always have a gun at hand when
opening the door).


And ignore people carrying bibles (there's some really annoying ones
around here).
--
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