Re: Brink?s Home Security Wins Award From NBFAA

I tell my customers to have the direct police & fire numbers first in
line on their cell phones just to be safe. Sometimes 911 doesn't work
right, or has some issue. By placing a space in front of the name, it
insures that those dispatch centers are first on your phone's call list.

Jim Rojas



Bob La Londe wrote:
> "Robert L Bass" <Sales@BassBurglarAlarms.com> wrote in message
> news:BMSdnctsaqeLmwbVnZ2dnUVZ_sudnZ2d@giganews.com...
>> "Nomen Nescio" wrote:
>>>
>>> Brink’s Home Security Wins First Line Of Defense Award From NBFAA
>>>
>>> http://www.secprodonline.com/articles/65962/
>>
>> From the description of events it sounds as though she would have been
>> better off just dialing 911 instead of pushing the panic button.  The
>> PD would have been informed at least a couple of minutes sooner and
>> there wouldn't have been potentially lethal confrontation over the alarm.
>>
>> Nonetheless, the association loves to grant those "awards."
>>
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>
> Wow!  That's just plane dishonest.  I always instruct my clients that if
> they are able to they are better off to dial 911 on their home
> telephone. It puts them in direct connection with the people who can
> help them.  I go on to say panic buttons are only suitable when for some
> reason they can not or it is unsafe to dial 911.  Sounds like an initial
> call to 911 in this case might have saved a life.  Whether or not it was
> worth saving is a philosophical debate I'll leave to those who are
> inclined to talk rather than do.  Or should I say those who don't
> understand that well done is always better than well said.
>
> Bob La Londe
> www.YumaBassMan.com
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