Cory
San Antonio,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, January 26, 2009
Every time I see that adt commercial I laugh and want to make me own commercial. Where that scummy looking guy is breaking into the house and the lady is coming down the stairs and when the crook breaks in and then the adt alarm goes off and the hysterical, panicky women's on the phone to adt. Give me a frickkin' break. In MY commercial, the scummy guy is breaking in, he breaks the glass, breaks through the door, the lady comes down the stairs WITH A 12 GUAGE SHOTGUN and blasts the guy and says "We don't need no stinkin' ADT around here, we take care of our own business". No hysterical, panicky women around here.
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Tukwila,#3UPDATE Employee
Sun, January 25, 2009
I've been to this location and work for ADT. I Was able to get a tour of the center. We had to go through many secured doors to get to the monitoring room. My brother works for AT&T is in charge if over seeing the phone lines. Primarly insuring that they are never down. ADT has top of the line equipment and phone lines. They are also UL aproved. Meaning they have strict standards for loss of power, training and a check and balance system to ensure there is no disruption in service. As for the ad it's nonce to assume that you have a lay out of the home. Get real! The system works if it's designed properly and installed correctly and tested by the customer as it should be!! I explan to my customers that at the ocurance of the alarm going off the control pannel transmits signal to the montoring center. Then the staff respond. The customer can waive the call from the monitoring center and have the Police or Fire dispached. I 've done this for women with restraing orders Judges with death threats and other situations. If you still work for ADT you should be ashamed telling such lies about a company that puts food on your table. I hope ADT gets hold of your IP address and fires you!!
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Denver,#4UPDATE Employee
Fri, January 02, 2009
I work in the Data Department on the other side of the building in Aurora, I have seen the monitoring side and they are cramped!! They also don't show the software locking up because the operator asked it to do something at the wrong moment.