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Existing cable used, just a stick on contact as went from a wooden door to a composite these people are laughing all the way to the back, no wonder certain people on here will try to belittle me, call me names etc. they do not want the truth exposed on how cheap pro gear is to buy, and just...

a good alarm will be a alarm rated grade 2 or 3. honeywell, but they dont like end users and wont help you etc. (panel wise) texecom are uk and aaward winning alarm manufacture, they like end users and will help, there gear is also a doddle to purchase. sensors, bell boxes door...

a good alarm will be a alarm rated grade 2 or 3. honeywell, but they dont like end users and wont help you etc. (panel wise) texecom are uk and aaward winning alarm manufacture, they like end users and will help, there gear is also a doddle to purchase. sensors, bell boxes door...

glad i made u laugh, however im not laughing mate at what you have paid out over the years. next time i get asked to build a pc, im going to want £700 in labour costs and earn £350 quid a hour for 2 hours work. i think its quite safe to say that you will never spend another penny with these...

door contact £8 max and been genorus agin for a grade 3 door contact, did they fit new cable or use existing? im asking you all this to show you the public just what kind of money is involved in this trade.

back then lets say £100 for the panel, 4 pirs ill be very generous here and ill use pro gear pirs for my price then add a little 4 pirs @ £25 quid each. and £180 max for a front door detector, an internal bell and an outside bell and a key pad to arm and disarm[/quote so £100 + £100 + £180...

i will not allow if i can people to be ripped off or over charged - you defened your trades all you want, you already admit to people on here that there are theifs in your industry who steal goods then sell it on ebay, they get sacked and banned from the industry so we have theifs and now...

£600 at first rogues. http://www.traderswarehouse.co.uk/texecom-premier-48-metal-control-panel/?utm_source=GBase&utm_medium=Organic texecom 48 incvat and delivey £82.62, yes not fitted, id hate to see how much they would charge to fit who mentioned ebay, you thread spinning troll. now...

so if you let them change your battery, thats a cost of £350 to relocate a panel, £282 to change a battery, thats £632 they would of had out of you.

My bet bad payer, complainer. So they upped the charges. If wrong sorry, but this is a typical example. how damm dare you think this about the op, still defending your trade with a bill for nearly £300 to change a battery and £600 to relocate a panel, how on earth is that justifed...

op they have had you and are having you, your evidence shows for a domestic install that what your paying is out of order for all this. there labour rate is quite fair per hour, the battery had a 100% mark up (go look on ebay at a respectable seller what a yussa battery costs) oh you dont...

. The £282.80 is broken down into call out charge £169+vat =£202.80. Battery £36+vat= £43.20. The remaining £36.80 is labour my god, £202 to get in a avn and drive to your house? kettles still on. i cant belive this

op im going to make a coffee, dont u dare tell me you was charged £600 to move a panel, then dwon to £350 when you complained, ill be back in 5, i aint even read your post but i will. and now they want £282 to change the battery again? please tell me what you are saying is the same as im...

lets see in a poll who thinks £282 to change a battery is a a fair price shall we? lets also at the same time see who thinks £262+ parts to change a hard drive in a pc is fair too. diy forum, but the post trail shows, you have done nothing but defend £282 to change a battery rather then offer...

alarm, the op came here saying he was going to be charged £282 to change a battery, a new battery and a hour on site is £262 per hour, no matter how you try to deffend this rip off price.

your a troll, for the 3rd time the op said £282 to change a battery thats what i go off, it is you that adds the spin, people are not daft they can see who the rip off merchants are.

how would i know i am not a alarm fitter? and what has this got to do with anything? the price of £282 to change a battery is what the op came here with, you and your mate have spun this thread, changed in into something its not - as per usual. thoses 2 guys in the trade want you guys to be...

already posted this for you if you look.

load of bollx anserw the public this. on the trade sites is anything to do with price kept hidden and discused in private only forums?

very unlikely to have a ms trained expert replace a hard drive in domestic house.