Re: How's All-American Alarm Monitoring?

[Pool_Player <sjazzz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for your detailed reply. Sorry, I mistook tourman's (RHC's) reply
for yours. I wasn't expecting any comments from the peanut gallery.
Anyways, If I was to do any business with AA, I would make sure they
understood that a weekly test doesn't include a police dispatch.
Regarding formats, AA claims to have phone lines securely buried all the
way to the phone company?s central office. Since it's all fiber from
there to the rest of the country's central offices, the format used
would depend on the quality of the link between the customer panel and
its local central office. Most likely, 4/2 will work fine for me, like
always.



On 6/14/2010 10:19 PM, Rockytsquirrel wrote:
> well given the third world pots line service we have around here from
> AT&T, S&K slow 3+1 is the only format that's dependable..
> as for what pool player was saying, I'm not sure where he got his info..
>
> when we were still using all american, (which we are no longer using I
> might point out) we had multi- customers (for pool player that means
> many customers not just one) who had received police dispatch after "AA"
> had received a weekly test signal ( for pool player that means 1 call a
> week to test the communicator) (also for pool player these's calls were
> random across the customer base we had using "AA". It was later
> determined "AA's" new operators on the night shift were dispatching the
> police to nearly all calls, during the period in which we had been
> having the problem.
>
> AA may have fix the problem, I couldn't say since we are no longer using
> their service..
>
>
> "mleuck" <m.leuck@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:6a80c50c-cb9f-4680-8140-8e582691490d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> On Jun 9, 9:20 am, "Rockytsquirrel" <g...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> well except for dispatching the police for a weekly test
>>> (repeatedly), they
>>> do about an average job..
>>>
>>> "Pool_Player" <sja...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>>
>>> news:hun90j$uv3$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>
>>> > Over the last few years, it seems, I've gotten a lot of post card that
>>> > advertised All-American Alarm Monitoring.
>>>
>>> > Anyone ever use them? Good or bad?
>>
>> Just curious but what format were you sending?
>