Are they a deterrent or an advertisement that you have something worth stealing?
Does anyone know where to get non generic stickers? e.g stickers of an actual company not just the 'warning house is alarmed' stickers of trademe?
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PeterReader: Hmmmm. Here we go.
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SaltyNZ:yep, 400 odd useless postsPeterReader: Hmmmm. Here we go.
Is it just me, or is that basically the only thing he ever says?
SaltyNZ:PeterReader: Hmmmm. Here we go.
Is it just me, or is that basically the only thing he ever says?
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plod:SaltyNZ:yep, 400 odd useless postsPeterReader: Hmmmm. Here we go.
Is it just me, or is that basically the only thing he ever says?
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nate: Had a fascinating chat on the flight back from the USA with a sheriff from the States. To cut a long story short, if someone breaks into your house in the States, and you kill them with whatever ridiculous military grade weaponry you have at hand, it's called justified homicide.
Back on topic, not sure if burglars can read stickers :)
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xpd: Find generic ones, as if you have ones with your actual security firm or alarm on it (if you have one), then a couple of things might happen... one is that the burglar might go "oh, Bob knows how to disable those in 1s, Ill go get him to help"... the other is that some security firms are complete muppets and dont ask for any ID, so burglar breaks in, sets off alarm, calls the security firm themselves and says "whoops, electrician fudged up the alarm, ignore it" - noone comes to confirm. - Ive set off alarms and had the security firm call the house number Im in and ask if everything is ok - "yes, accidentally set it off". No query on who I was, any ID etc. (And YES, I was there legally :-p)
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freitasm:nate: Had a fascinating chat on the flight back from the USA with a sheriff from the States. To cut a long story short, if someone breaks into your house in the States, and you kill them with whatever ridiculous military grade weaponry you have at hand, it's called justified homicide.
Back on topic, not sure if burglars can read stickers :)
This will depend on the state. Each has different stand-your-ground laws. Some states have this in law, some have this in practice but not in law.
Also, the USA is crazy. They have federal agencies (FBI, ATF), state troopers, police departments, sheriffs. In some counties sheriffs are responsible for some things and police departments for others but in other counties sheriffs do all the police work. It's complicated and their laws don't help.
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