Video Doorbell

Who in there right mind opens the door at that time to a stranger! F-ck that. Get a ring doorbell or blink camera.

100% agree …..I’m the type that wants proof if you tell me something (yes I’m overly suspicious of people), so better to have a ring/blink camera. Like someone said below if a neighbor is vandalizing your peephole you will have proof if they try to do same to the doorbell camera. My neighbor had his

Report to your leasing office/landlord for sure, even if it’s nothing. And as others have stated, get a video doorbell if you can. We have a blink with a metal arm that goes around the door. Not fully impossible to tamper with, but you have to have the right teeny tiny screwdriver to undo the camera

Planet Fitness $25/month KOA campground Love's Truck Stop Air BnB A male friend's house There are so many alternative solutions beyond asking you in a clear attempt to "get his clothes off in your presence" or be in your space to snoop for signs there is another guy. You don't owe him anything beyon

The only thing that worked for me with the tweaker next door was putting up cameras everywhere. The alley? Yep. Both directions. The backyard? Two more, one records continuous onto an sd card. The front? Doorbell and blink camera. The alley cameras are literally the only reason the losers stopped us

I think you want r/cameras, but a video doorbell works really well for this kind of thing or a blink camera that you can plug into the outlet. Face it outside towards the entrances, or if you have to, inside where it only displays the entrances. I recommend not using it for each other to monitor eac

NOR if you can afford the move, but that could be financially rough; a lot has changed in the department of interest rates and such. As annoying as it can get, I'd suggest some stronger boundaries. You'll need them regardless of where your home is in the community: Remove your husband from the commu

My Blink doorbell is held up with double-stick outdoor tape and no one has taken it in three years. I think thieves are probably aware that video doorbells are tied to an account and are useless to anyone else.

I’m 65 and live alone. Agree with others about a video doorbell. I also have two blink cameras, one at the back door and one pointing down the side of the house with accessible windows. I also have a dog, which I understand you can’t have. I’ll just say before you turn your house into a fortress tha

What I find is I cannot view real time videos once my Blink doorbell started to record, like it cannot multi-task. My conclusion is that the brand is good value for the money, but not mission critical.