Simply put Alarm.com. They have water sensor and temp sensors. You can actually change the temp on the website. The system uses celluar to communicate and will contant the monitoring station for assistance. You get e-mail/phone calls when a system event occurs. We love our system -- works flawlessly. Not the cheapest but you pay for the quality and the interface. You get the monitoring you want with burglary protection to boot. If you already have a security system, their technology can be intergrated with it. http://www.alarm.com/ To use their stand-alone system with a three door/window sensors and a motion detector, a theromstat and flood sensor you talking about $700. You get $100 off if you have vonage. No I do not work for them, but I do have their system and love it.
Well, the answer is they can't report it entirely as revenue. It is a liablity because it is service they have to render over the next 100 years. However, they do get to report the cash, ect. So though it gets reported as revenue, the same investors see that net sol has a 100 year liability. The disney company issued 100 year notes once and it worked well enough for them. Anyways, this hope to be M.Ac. wouldn't do business with net-sol. Dealing with them is a practice in speaking a new language. Just my 2 cents.
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Simply put Alarm.com. They have water sensor and temp sensors. You can actually change the temp on the website. The system uses celluar to communicate and will contant the monitoring station for assistance. You get e-mail/phone calls when a system event occurs. We love our system -- works flawlessly. Not the cheapest but you pay for the quality and the interface. You get the monitoring you want with burglary protection to boot. If you already have a security system, their technology can be intergrated with it. http://www.alarm.com/ To use their stand-alone system with a three door/window sensors and a motion detector, a theromstat and flood sensor you talking about $700. You get $100 off if you have vonage. No I do not work for them, but I do have their system and love it.
Well, the answer is they can't report it entirely as revenue. It is a liablity because it is service they have to render over the next 100 years. However, they do get to report the cash, ect. So though it gets reported as revenue, the same investors see that net sol has a 100 year liability. The disney company issued 100 year notes once and it worked well enough for them. Anyways, this hope to be M.Ac. wouldn't do business with net-sol. Dealing with them is a practice in speaking a new language. Just my 2 cents.