Re: Changing the call list

["Steve Foley" <steve.foley@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

"Roland" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >and have never found a fool proof method.
>
> Instead of just telling the operator that calls you at 3 in the morning
> about the problem, do this instead. Call the alarm company in the morning
> during normal business hours. Ask for an EIS sheet (EIS= Emergency
> Information Sheet) If they don't call it by that name they will have a
> similar name and know what you're talking about. Ask them to FAX or mail
> it to you. Make a copy or two so you have at least one blank for future
> use. Fill out the form COMPLETELY. Send the filled in copy to the alarm
> company and save a filled in copy for your own records. Call the company
> and see if they received the copy. Ask when the information will be
> updated. Call the central station after that date and check all the
> information to make certain it was changed.

> This is a fool proof method.

Thanks. I'll try that tomorrow morning.