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I never thought to call the city, I get all kinds of people, selling meat off a truck, alarms, even had a Rainbow vacum lady, usually you say no and they leave, these people were insistant that they were not selling any thing. We are one of those 13 customers that Alarm Pro lost and I have to say we don’t regret it. First off, our sales guy was wonderful, he wasn’t pushy or aggressive and really took the time to
make sure we knew what we were doing and that we were happy and didn’t say any of those things that were mentioned in the article. He spent a lot of time on the phone with my husband who was away at the time and came back more then once to make sure it was working out and we were happy and went above and beyond to make right by us any way he could. As far as getting out of Alarm Pro I thank them for the monitoring they did for us but we wanted to have updated equipment and our guest house all on one system for a reasonable price, not more money and Alarm Pro couldn’t give us that. I am sorry to all of the people who have come in contact with rude security sales people…I see the problem now…. however I became interested in Vivints product and how
helpful it is…. I have sold alarm systems for over 20 yrs. and have seen tacts like the above mentioned within all companies……it’s bad management and greed that leads to this behavior…. it is a commmision based business…. Thank you all for your input, I think I will check out working for the company here in Florida….
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66th YEAR Alder Security. In 2008, Adam Schanz founded Alarm Protection Technology in North Salt Lake City, Utah. Under the name of Alarm Protection Technology, Schanz along with a team of 10 sales reps began offering services in Utah, Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi and Florida. This first team was called the A Team, they had a van and provided services to 12,000 customers. In 2011, Alarm Protection Technology dropped “technology” and switched over to Alarm Protection AP. At the time of the switch, AP had between 80 and 100 reps and was offering services in Alaska, California, Utah Texas, Alabama, Tennessee, Missouri, Kentucky, Utah, Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Florida. With over, 40,000 customers, AP had experienced major exponential growth. Later that year, Alarm Protection officially changed their name to Alder Holdings, LLC. Since the name change, Alder continues to expect exponential growth and has seen proof of that.
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