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Posted by Bob Worthy on March 24, 2008, 4:40 pm
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> What I hate is when they slap their stickers on MY boxes and try to infer
> that they service it...now that's fraudulent if you axe me.
> (houses up for sale)
Did you think that truck slammers cornered the market on fraudulent? I
wonder how they explain having to rip out the box they were supposedly
servicing, only to replace it with a box that the customer won't own. I wish
I had a recording of some of these guys schpeels. I'll bet that Boris,
Natasha, and Snidely have nothing on some of them.
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> | > On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 15:55:35 +0000 (UTC), Anonymous Sender
> | >
> | > >If you do a Better Business Bureau search on Brinks Home Security,
you
> | will find that 99 percent of the registered complaints filed
mysteriously
> | get explained away. How can a company with thousands of complaints have
a
> | favorable rating? I'll tell you how. Its called MONEY. These guys fuck
> over
> | the general public on a daily basis. Another interesting note is that
the
> | BBB spreads out all the compliants throughout all the different
branches.
> | The last time I checked, Brinks HQ is in Texas. This is yet another
sleezy
> | tactic to avoid huge numbers of complaints filed to the BBB. Just on the
> few
> | branches and main office lookups, I counted no less than 3500 registered
> | complants. These guys make Robert Bass look like a prince. No offense
> | intended Mr Bass.
> | > >
> | > >Reese
> | >
> | > With all the customers there is bound to be some malcontents. Then
> | > again, I never met a prospect with Brinks equipment in the house that
> | > knew they didn't own the stuff. Must be on page one of the don't
> | > tell, manual.
> |
> | Yea it's kind of tough when they print it in big words on the Brinks
> control
> | panel box
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