http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUwwbZmBRiI
Videoman In New Jersey
Like I'm sure Brinks is really worried.
> No, this is what they are worried about:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oRTqTn89-4&NR=1
> and the other scummy things being done by the 'fake' apex alarm out of
> provo utah.
> More about all this is at the real http://ApexAlarm.com site.
From what I have heard, this is becoming a nationwide issue.
The only way brinks can stop this from happening is to remote
download all systems and take away the manuals and field
programmers each technician now has.
I am no fan of brinks, but they did this to themselves.
Angry Man In Guateng
Wow, kid learns what red and black wires do, I hardly call that a hack
Afterall, it's not rocket science. Right RLB?
Pittsburgh Steeler Fan
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Authorized dealers have the best racket. They sell accounts to Monitronics,
ADT, Brinks, etc. After the contract has been completed, they go back and
switch the account back to a friendly competitor, and the friend competitor
does the same thing, or they resell the account to another
unsuspecting buyer, and take the account back yet again.
You can't make a living with $99 systems. Brinks still thinks they can. So
as long as they keep on playing this silly game, dealers will do whatever
they have to just to survive.
Pittburgh Steeler Fan
A customer would have to be kinda numb to let a alarm company just show up
at the door un announced...but I can understand how this shit can
happen...'cause it happened to me (another company representing themselves
as us trying to steal my clients).
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Pittsburgh Steeler Fan
no, you "failed to mention" that you are making shit up.
these are not "former employees" or "dealers"!!!
these guys are from utah, and employ college students
to go door to door, and do this crap, and it's not just
brinks...there are SEVERAL companies having problems
with this ONE company!! and yes, it's becoming a nationwide
problem.
"Nomen Nescio" <nob...@dizum.com> wrote in message
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> > What Brinks failed to mention is that these so called bad
> > guys are either former employees or brinks dealers. Brinks
> > is stupid to think that authorized dealers have any loyalty
> > towards them at all. It's all about money. Brinks gave them
> > all the knowledge and tools needed to takeover their systems.
> >
> > From what I have heard, this is becoming a nationwide issue.
> > The only way brinks can stop this from happening is to remote
> > download all systems and take away the manuals and field
> > programmers each technician now has.
> >
> > I am no fan of brinks, but they did this to themselves.
> >
> > Angry Man In Guateng
> >
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How do you think that fake Apex alarm company switch over those unsuspecting brinks customers, unless they had the training, tools and know how to do so?
I say that too many brinks dealers spoil the soup. :)
Angry Man In Gauteng.
you are wrong....they do not take over other panels.
there is not one panel monitored by brinks that is not
a brinks panel!!! the motherboard and keypad is ALWAYS
switched out...no exceptions.
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reale ma all'indirizzo fittizio|person but to a fake address of an
di un sistema anonimizzatore |anonymous system
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Brinks needs to better educate their customers instead of running away after they sign on the dotted line.
Pittsburgh Steeler Fan
I hope APX takes over every damn brinks account on the planet. But I hope they do it slowly, so I can keep a score chart. Its about time brinks gets whats coming to them.
I saw both sides of the brinks & APX scandal. Brinks cries foul when it hurts their bottom line. Yet the rest of us are suppose to just accept losing one to brinks? HAHAHA
Angry Man In Gauteng
you are wrong....they do not take over other panels.
there is not one panel monitored by brinks that is not
a brinks panel!!! the motherboard and keypad is ALWAYS
switched out...no exceptions.
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> >I think that is just one case that happened to get local
> > news attention. He does have a point about the possibility
> > that other situations may have been switched over by former
> > Brinks employees or dealers. It's possible. With over
> > 1 million existing Brinks accounts out there, they are ripe
> > for the taking. Brinks however does the same exact thing.
> > They takeover Ademco, DSC, and other systems all the time.
> > They don't swap panels unless it is locked out, or if their
> > local branch manager insists on the board change out.
> >
> > Pittsburgh Steeler Fan
> >
> >
> > no, you "failed to mention" that you are making shit up.
> > these are not "former employees" or "dealers"!!!
> > these guys are from utah, and employ college students
> > to go door to door, and do this crap, and it's not just
> > brinks...there are SEVERAL companies having problems
> > with this ONE company!! and yes, it's becoming a nationwide
> > problem.
> >
> >
> >
> > "Nomen Nescio" <nob...@dizum.com> wrote in message
> > news:40957a39d5470bf3...@dizum.com...
>>> >> > What Brinks failed to mention is that these so called bad
>>> >> > guys are either former employees or brinks dealers. Brinks
>>> >> > is stupid to think that authorized dealers have any loyalty
>>> >> > towards them at all. It's all about money. Brinks gave them
>>> >> > all the knowledge and tools needed to takeover their systems.
>>> >> >
>>> >> > From what I have heard, this is becoming a nationwide issue.
>>> >> > The only way brinks can stop this from happening is to remote
>>> >> > download all systems and take away the manuals and field
>>> >> > programmers each technician now has.
>>> >> >
>>> >> > I am no fan of brinks, but they did this to themselves.
>>> >> >
>>> >> > Angry Man In Guateng
>>> >> >
> >
> >
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I wonder if the kid will be receive news from the Brinks head office,after
all he proved that the keypad is powered by dc voltage,and that's surely a
trade secret!!! ;-)
you wouldn't "lose one to brinks" if you were not such an idiot!!
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Let me see if I got this right so far. Ex-Brinks employees or other
dealers are now stealing Brinks' customers? So thieves are robbing
thieves. How is this a problem (for anyone but Brinks) and why
should anyone other than some idiot Brinks salesman give a rat's
olson either way?
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For the customer it's sort of like gang rape except it takes several
years to finish.
In this particular case, this Brinks salesman is correct. Rather
than monitor a system which can easily be taken away by another
company after the customer has had a taste of Brinks' service, Brinks
rips out and trashes perfectly good, functioning security systems
which the customers own and then replaces them with their
proprietary, leased trash. Worse still, many salesthieves don't even
tell the customer that they won't own the system.
As would anyone with a lick of sense, including the customer.
And Nixon was not a crook.
but U & Clinton R, bAss.
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Ah, no. That was Al Gore.
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- The bigger they are, the harder they fall.
( Also, the harder they bite, punch, and kick.)
be careful here they will sue you on the fact that they had the idea of
suing the kid first and that you took it from them
Pissed off to the extreme.
Jim Rojas
When you finally get around to recording the method (for posting on
YouTube), remember to put lots of powder on that head of yours or the
glare from the lights will make you look like an oncoming '54 Buick with
the high-beams on. :-)
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not just new condos....they would have enough to buy the whole place ;-)
Only if they managed to get a good price on the pile of used Brinks
panels in Jim's back yard.
I spray painted them a terra cotta color, Home Depot carries a pretty
good line of roof paint.
Jim Rojas