Re: the police was dispatched to ... the wrong house

["Doug" <not@xxxxxxxx>]

As far I can tell from piecing together the information posted in ASA it
appears that the following is the timeline of his business activities. Of
course I can't guarantee the accuracy of the following since RLB himself
can't seem to decide exactly how long he claims to have been in the trade.

He started his legally licensed alarm company in 1979 in Connecticut.
He received the required license for this company in 1989.
The business was closed in 2001 after running it for 27 years when he moved
to Florida where he has lived for the last 12 years apart from the 7 years
he spent in Brasil between 2003 and 2005.
He offered monitoring services from his online store beginning in 2004 and
ceased the same in 2003
Which apparently equates to 35 years in the trade, not counting the 9 years
he has run his online business from Florida so the grand total is 52 years
in the trade..


Doug.


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"Frank Olson" <Use-the-email-links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> JoeRaisin wrote:
>> Robert L Bass wrote:
>>>> That could have aleviated some of the problem.
>>>> I also noticed (or perhaps I missed it) that the
>>>> CS didn't call the premises.
>>>
>>>
>>> It's clearly an inept central station.  The OP should
>>> get another provider.
>>
>> You keep responding so I know you are out there.   I asked you to explain
>> a comment you made and so far you have avoided doing do.
>>
>> In case you missed it I said:
>>
>> "Please explain this to me.
>>
>> If the central station has on file that account# 123456 is located at 123
>> 1st Ave, and they have never been informed that the panel sending in
>> signals with that account information has been moved, then why wouldn't
>> they dispatch to that address?"
>>
>>
>>
>> This was in response to the following exchange:
>>
>>
>>
>> "> Some people move alarm panels without
>>  > telling the central station
>>
>>
>> If they do, the worst thing the CS can do is
>> send the cops to the old address.  I realize
>> this is confusing to you but try real hard and
>> perhaps it will become clear (or at least not
>> entirely blurry) to you."
>>
>> The only thing I can think of is that you misunderstood the conversation.
>
>
> He not only misunderstood the conversation, he obviously has no clue as to
> how a Central Station operates.  So much for his "running" one for 10, 16,
> 18, 24 (or whatever the latest number is) years.