Yes,
My insurance company recommended that I go through them to get a home security system upon purchasing my home in 1999, I went with the a security company that they highly recommended.
I was billed monthly from LeaseComm Corporation for the amount of $32.95 and payed them up until June when I had technical problems with the system. It is clearly indicated on the monthly billing statement that if you are having equipment problems call Security Services Inc @ a local number which has not been in service since the system was installed in my home. I have encountered equipment problems three times since 1999 and on all three occassions I had to call LeaseComm for repairs.
The first two times they sent someone out to repair the system, when I contacted them in June I was told that it was not their responsibility to repair the system and that I would have to find a company on my own for equipment problems.
I told the customer service representative that I wanted to cancel the service because because it made absolutely no sense to pay for something that was of no use to me. He told me that he had made a note of it and that I should send a letter to support the annotation reference cancellation of the service.
I mailed LeaseComm in writing and have been contacted by them several times concerning payments and if I did not give my checking account or credit card information over the telephone that my credit would be ruined if they did not receive the past three months that was due to them.
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