Re: The Brinks PSA

[Jim Rojas <jrojas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Recycling unwanted alarm equipment is the responsible, and politically
correct think to do. Other companies would just fill our overtaxed
landfills with their useless junk.

Jim Rojas




Frank Olson wrote:
> As posted in the "Evergreen" thread, states in "Section 3 Three Year
> Term and Renewal Clause:
>
> (c) By notice to you, Brink?s may terminate this Agreement if Brink?s
> determines that the Protective Equipment is generating excessive false
> alarms."
>
> Not that I would ever council a disgruntled Brinks customer to start
> sending "excessive false alarms", mind you...
>
> My company has removed over twenty Brinks systems from homes and
> businesses in the lower maniland (Vancouver).  We've always left the
> equipment neatly packaged in a box and advised the customer to call them
> to arrange pickup.  Brinks has (to my knowledge) never collected them.
> On any future "takeovers", I'm going to offer to "store" this equipment
> at our shop and fax their head office the details.  If they don't
> arrange to pick up the items within the time allowed by Canadian Law,
> I'll ship them (at my expense) to someone that deals with used panel
> parts...  in Florida because I'm far to responsible to power them all up
> so they can all start transmitting "excessive false alarms".  :-)