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

["Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxx>]

"Robert L Bass" <RobertLBass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:FV8wi.4731$jy5.933@xxxxxxxxxxx
> >>> And after not receiving a response with call
> >>> (1) as the OP said, they will dispatch...
> >>
> >> Hmm.  I'm trying to decide if you are actually
> >> so stupid that you don't understand or if you
> >> are simply pretending not to know what I said.
> >>
> >> Once again.  Properly handled, the CS and/or
> >> the alarm company would have found and
> >> remedied the problem long before there was
> >> an alarm signal.
> >
> > No they would not...
>
> Perhaps if you were in charge they'd still have
> screwed it up.

I would have dispatched as well, so would the central station you use

>
> > assuming they received a test signal the night
> > before or 5 minutes before it would not matter...
>
> You see, that's where your ineptitude comes into
> play.  You'd have received the test signal, ignored
> the erroneous ICLID data and done nothing to
> resolve the problem.  With that kind of sloppy
> handling, I can understand why you'd still have
> sent the cops to the wrong house.

You resolve the issue after the call then in this case dispatch


> I was telking about a different kind of central station,
> one where management and staff actually try to
> spot problems before they become false dispatches
> and do something about them.

The one that you used to run eh? The one that never made mistakes and the
one you no longer own

> That whole concept
> is probably as foreign to you as the idea that many
> DIYers can do as good as, if not better than, many
> paid alarm installers.  Caring about quality makes a
> huge difference.

I live in the real world not yours where your only desire is push equipment,
you had a central station of dubious quality and you know nothing about how
a real central station operates

> > when they receive the alarm signal they
> > HAVE to follow standard procedures...
>
> If they got the test signal and wrong Caller ID they
> would have notified the user and installer so that
> the erroneous alarm signal would not have been
> sent.

Which user and installer? The ones sending on the other phone? Okay what do
you do when you can't reach them?

And you can't reach the person at the address you have on record?

(I'll give you a hint, it's called a DISPATCH and you'd do it as well)