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 gew
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I had a alert one security install in my vacation rentals in the past and the experience was unbearable.
1.The alarm went off the company contact me and said there was a break in and they would call the police. Alert ! call me again and said the police could not find the building.
2. Upon arrival to the building I ask Alert 1 to hold on to the telephone while I search the building and to call for help if something went wrong, THEY REFUSE TO HOLD.
3.The alarm goes off in the middle of the night for no reason even if they are not set, waking up ever one; I ask to have this problem correct as soon as possible, they gave me instruction that do not work and the system goes off again over and over ever 20 minutes. Keeping everyone awake and angry.
4. When talking to the service you learn they are off island with no control. As for the local administrator ( who is part deaf) can not get your request right and they are never responsible for any errors.

IF YOU HAVE ALERT ONE DO AS I HAVE DONE GET RID OF THEM AND START OVER!! BEWARE


 
Posted : September 9, 2009 3:58 pm
Trade
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You posted this same thing 8 days ago. *-)


 
Posted : September 9, 2009 4:10 pm
(@Betty)
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A noise maker alarm might help to notify you if you're in the house but an alarm company is a huge waste of money here. I can only assume since you posted twice you got robbed and wasted a huge amount of money. Buy a big dog or two or three (so many need good homes here), very bright motion lights, tall fence and plant something thorny on it. Get to know your neighbors well, exchange numbers and emails. All the common sense stuff works best.

Again, for any newbies any alarm company is a huge waste of money. The police are still going to show 4 hours later or never. You have to be able to protect yourself here.


 
Posted : September 9, 2009 6:19 pm

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