THE RELIABLE CHOICE

It pays to stay updated and current with your environment. This is a money driven society that we live in and it pays to be ever vigilant with your person matters.

Credit card fraud and identity theft are at an all time high, but there is a new threat!

Security company’s coming around to your house, knocking on your door and enticing you to ‘Breach Your Existing Contract’ and switch to their services.

This a legal term in which another individual or company interferes with an already existing contract relationship between two parties.

It is illegal, unethical and can bring legal action against all parties that disrupt an already agreed upon contract.

In the security industry, unless a customer purchases an alarm system outright where they own it, many people sign a long term contract for a period of 30 to 60 months for monitoring fees, equipment and installation cost.

This is the long term contract agreement that the ‘Other Fraudulent Company’s‘ wants you to breach with Hi Desert Alarm.

Pure and simple… these companies lie, use unethical methods, misrepresentation and use high pressure sell tactics to get their foot in the door.

They will tell you that your system is old, out of date, scare you with communication failure threats, that they will buy-out your monitoring contract with Hi Desert Alarm, and even mislead you by telling you that they even represent our firm!

Easy money! They entice you to breach your contract with Hi Desert Alarm and then install their equipment… which is easy because Hi Desert Alarm has already done all the wiring. Then they get you to sign another long term month monitoring contract with them.

Meanwhile legal action is being pursued because of (*)Tortuous Interference.

DO NOT LET ANYONE IN YOUR HOME THAT IS UNFAMILIAR TO YOU

Hi Desert Alarm does not just show up at your home uninvited. Installation and service are scheduled through the main office and sales associates confirm appointment times and dates. 

1. First call Hi Desert Alarm to find out the status of your contract

2. Get a business card from the person your dealing with

3. Find out where their main office is located

4. Call business numbers to verify operation

5. Contracts, business cards and paperwork must have a California contractors license number and an ACE number printed on each item

6. Call the California State Contractors License Board to verify their status

7. Call Consumer Affairs to see if they’re ever had a complaint filed against them

8. Check their website… any search engine will do: GOOGLE / Bing / Yahoo / AOL

9. Check the online website: www.RIPOFFREPORT.com

10. Call the Better Business Bureau in California and the state they’re registered in

Hi Desert Alarm first priority is YOU and YOUR FAMILY! If you have ever been approached by one of these fraudulent company’s and have questions or wish to share your experience with us… please do not hesitate to call our office.

Companies like this need to know they cannot continue to mislead consumers, that there are legal ramification for their misleading actions.

If you’ve been approached by one of these companies and a question was planted in your mind giving you doubt as to the ability of your system, call Hi Desert Alarm immediately. We will schedule a FREE in-home evaluation with a representative.

Does your system need updating? Have concerns about alarm communication? Interested in an upgrade to wireless remotes? These are all very legitimate questions and we have the answer.

There is nothing that another alarm company can offer that Hi Desert Alarm can’t match. Wouldn’t you rather stay with the ‘Reliable Choice’ than some company that has changed it’s name recently or unethically entices you to breach your contract?