Friday, November 30, 2012

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Living in Fear isn’t Living.

KeylessEntryLocks.com A woman who lives alone shared with us recently that her home had been broken into. Like many women, home security was just not on her radar, until one day she came home from work and discovered her back door was open, her apartment had been ransacked, and some of her personal items were missing.

Luckily she wasn't there – it happened while she was at work. So, she called the police and filed a report. But it did not end there.
Fear of being alone
On the phone with us, she talked a little about her fears about living alone since the break-in. Worried that this could happen again, she has been tired, irritable, and has had trouble concentrating  at work.  She knows that this has affected her performance and is worried about keeping her job, as her boss has brought this up this several times.

iButton Eternity E5Living in fear is not living. When a break-in happens to a single person who lives alone, restoring personal security and comfort is really important. Installing a lock with a lighted keypad and an audit trail (such as an iButton Eternity E5) can be a big help.

An iButton Eternity E5 Keypad lock would be an easy, inexpensive and simple way to secure a home. And the mechanical keyway can be disabled for added security and comfort.

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