PeterJames

Its a Brighton thing everyone north of Burgess Hill thinks that anyone from Brighton must be gay. Im in Woodingdean Just round the corner

Ron what part of Brighton are you? I am also in Brighton

His posts aren't long enough! On top of that you can understand what he has written. Welcome to the forum

Do you think you might use it if you fix it?

I always forget its a two street

Looks very dodgy to me, I wouldnt go anywhere near a website that was sent to me through a forum or linked in

LOL

Hacked again by the looks of things

Hi Monkeh Welcome, I think you may just fit in here

ola!

Hi

There are many factors to subbies: experience, ability, part of the country, London can pay much higher than oop narth. Day rate is, much preferred by subbies, personally I would rather agree a price for the job in advance. Yes we have had to screen as if they were employees and check insurance and all the other bollox

To be fair it is quite hard to think of new innovative ideas, Aaron has come up with a couple of ideas, neither of them are likely to be successful for one reason or another but it is good that he is thinking up new ideas. Keep it up Aaron and maybe one day you will think of something that will change the world.

"No time wasters, or tyre kickers, this is a genuine opportunity," top second hand car salesman statements

The screws behind the strobe!

How long is a piece of string? and whats a happer?

hmm your name rings a bell? Hi and welcome

Hi and welcome, what sort of security will you be doing?

Opening a port on your router can be a risky, but firstly the burglar would need to know that you have a texecom alrm system, secondly he would need to know a fair bit about hacking, I do know someone who can do it, but he makes enough money not to have to turn to crime. At the end of the day it is all about risk, if your house is full of valuables and is well known for it, then dont use a Texecom panel with the app. If your house is average domestic with the average stuff inside, then I would not worry too much most average burglars wont be hacking your network for drug money. But if you are that bothered there are panels with apps that do not require you to open ports on your router

You think we never had big systems when I was installing ? How do you think I got so quick at twisting wires, we used to use lots more cores back then eol wasn't out when I started installing. Mind you there were a few takeovers back then that looked like an Afro explosion of colours when you opened the panel

I was twisting wires together when you were in nappies .....probably! LOL Seriously I bet I could twist a pair of wires neater and quicker manually than you can with a drill

I wouldnt use a drill personally it's not that hard to do it manually, and you don't save any time or get it any neater with a drill Hello btw and welcome, I have a mate in NZ Ian Brand do you know him?

No, but his co is also a bang it in for a tenner profit brigade, theyre in another town from me

What people charge is a good indicator of how good they are likely to be. If you are in high demand you can afford to charge more, if you are desperate for work then you will cut the price to the bone to get the job. Rarely will you find a good trades person thats not busy, we charge much more than our local competition but I cant remember the last time we didnt have a full diary for at least a month. Yet our competition are advertising £299..00 fully installed junk again and their vans are parked outside their shop every time I drive past

Most reputable companies would not be buying their equipment from Ebay. As an installer anything we supply and install is provided with a warranty, if it goes wrong we have to come back and replace the bits that fail, which is expensive. Therefore it is very risky buying stuff from an unknown source like Ebay. You could be buying refurbished, or repaired, or returned equipment. I had a customer that used to supply their own batteries every year for a wireless system that we maintained, because they were £1.50 cheaper on ebay than the ones we supplied. That was until they started giving him low battery faults the day before he was due to go on holiday, less than six months after we had replaced them for him. He ended up paying far more, a call-out fee and our batteries at £1.50 ea more (buy cheap buy twice). Our batteries are well within their shelf life from a reputable supplier and warranted by us, not fake copies or old stock. Sometimes buying stuff on ebay can save cash, but I would not buy stuff that I needed to rely on from Ebay .