Re: Next Alarm

[Nick Lawrence <nlaw@xxxxxxx>]

Bob...
Did we talk?
Let me clarify... 911 Alarm can call the police first if you like, and
this is how many of our customers have us do it.
But, based upon my decades in the monitoring business, and the current
reality of false-alarms, etc, it is our recommendation (but certainly
not a requirement) that we perform 2-Step-Verification calls (to the
premises and to call-list persons) in order to reduce the incidence of
false alarm calls to the authorities.
But you, as the customer, can chose whether we do this or not.
Give me another call if you'd like to discuss this more.
Nick
911 Alarm

>
> I checked out the 911 monitoring but they seem to say they call a friend or
> family member instead of the police or fire department. They say it cuts
> down on false alarms. What is my family supposed to do, come up here with a
> shotgun? I could simply have my alarm dial my family instead of paying them
> to do it. I'm beginning to feel that getting a monitoring service is like
> rolling the dice and hoping for good luck. They all say nice things about
> themselves but how does one really know until after signing up with them?
> People say you get what you pay for so don't go cheap, but with the big boys
> who charge over $30 a month, you don't seem to get what you pay for.
>
> Bob
>