I am in a quandry. I am a new homeowner. I paid for one year of alarm monitoring services from a local alarm monitoring company about a year ago. I want to switch to another alarm company after what I thought my one-year service contract is up. The alarm company said I signed a 72 month contract. I do not recall the representative telling me that when he came to check the wires last year. I do not even have a record of those terms. I have called many times to speak to a representative on this matter. So far, I have not gotten a single response. I have heard from many people that some Alarm companies have mislead many homeowners into signing these kind of agreements. I would have never committed to a 72 month agreement term, had the representative told me upfront. Can you imagine still paying for telephone, cable, electric, and gas service years after one moves? This is pretty outrageous. I live in New Jersey. Is there some Consumer Protection law that anyone is aware of? Has anyone else gone through this? Thanks.

Greetings, I`m installing a wired alarm system in my apt. My plan is to run the sensor wire around the ceiling perimeter, with the wire coming down for each sensor. I intend to protect 2 doors and one window, possibly adding another window later. My question is this: What is the best method to secure the sensor wire to the ceiling? I was thinking of using some type of glue. Thanks. Bill