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Brinks Uses Unlicensed Employees Nomen Nescio 06-25-2009
Posted by Nomen Nescio on June 25, 2009, 10:50 pm
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Check to see if the Company Brinks/the Salesman and the Installer were licensed
with the state

You should check with the state to see if any of these people were licensed.
Everyone associated wit the company along with the company should be licensed
through the California of consumer affairs/ Bureau of Security and Investigative
Services. You can check if the people have ever been denied a license or if they
were accepted. I believe on the denied list it goes back to 2001. If not dile a
complaint or for mediation. You may be able to get a refund. You should also
check to make sure they had a city license if it was required. Along with who
ever monitored it, they also need to be licensed to do buisness in city and
state.


Posted by Jim Rojas on June 27, 2009, 11:46 pm
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Nomen Nescio wrote:
> Check to see if the Company Brinks/the Salesman and the Installer were
licensed with the state
>
> You should check with the state to see if any of these people were licensed.
Everyone associated wit the company along with the company should be licensed
through the California of consumer affairs/ Bureau of Security and Investigative
Services. You can check if the people have ever been denied a license or if they
were accepted. I believe on the denied list it goes back to 2001. If not dile a
complaint or for mediation. You may be able to get a refund. You should also
check to make sure they had a city license if it was required. Along with who
ever monitored it, they also need to be licensed to do buisness in city and
state.
>

I don't know about all that...what's the deal with this IQ certified
patch those guys proudly wear? Is that the alarm industry's equivalent
to ASE factory trained certification? ;)

Posted by Jim on June 28, 2009, 3:17 pm
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> Nomen Nescio wrote:
> > Check to see if the Company Brinks/the Salesman and the Installer were =
licensed with the state
>
> > You should check with the state to see if any of these people were lice=
nsed. Everyone associated wit the company along with the company should be =
licensed through the California of consumer affairs/ Bureau of Security and=
Investigative Services. You can check if the people have ever been denied =
a license or if they were accepted. I believe on the denied list it goes ba=
ck to 2001. If not dile a complaint or for mediation. You may be able to ge=
t a refund. You should also check to make sure they had a city license if i=
t was required. Along with who ever monitored it, they also need to be lice=
nsed to do buisness in city and state.
>
> I don't know about all that...what's the deal with this IQ certified
> patch those guys proudly wear? Is that the alarm industry's equivalent
> to ASE factory trained certification? ;)

Hey, just because you're not licensed doesn't mean you can't be IQ
certified.

And ..... are you sure that's AS ... "E" ?

Posted by Jim Rojas on June 28, 2009, 6:08 pm
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Jim wrote:
>> Nomen Nescio wrote:
>>> Check to see if the Company Brinks/the Salesman and the Installer were
licensed with the state
>>> You should check with the state to see if any of these people were licensed.
Everyone associated wit the company along with the company should be licensed
through the California of consumer affairs/ Bureau of Security and Investigative
Services. You can check if the people have ever been denied a license or if they
were accepted. I believe on the denied list it goes back to 2001. If not dile a
complaint or for mediation. You may be able to get a refund. You should also
check to make sure they had a city license if it was required. Along with who
ever monitored it, they also need to be licensed to do buisness in city and
state.
>> I don't know about all that...what's the deal with this IQ certified
>> patch those guys proudly wear? Is that the alarm industry's equivalent
>> to ASE factory trained certification? ;)
>
> Hey, just because you're not licensed doesn't mean you can't be IQ
> certified.
>
> And ..... are you sure that's AS ... "E" ?

The entire IQ certification program is nothing more than a scam Brink's
uses as a leg up against their competitors. I have been told that Brinks
heads the board that runs the IQ program...talk about a rigged
hand...'nuff said.

Jim Rojas






Posted by too fat for a ladder on June 30, 2009, 5:18 am
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> Jim wrote:
> >> Nomen Nescio wrote:
> >>> Check to see if the Company Brinks/the Salesman and the Installer wer=
e licensed with the state
> >>> You should check with the state to see if any of these people were li=
censed. Everyone associated wit the company along with the company should b=
e licensed through the California of consumer affairs/ Bureau of Security a=
nd Investigative Services. You can check if the people have ever been denie=
d a license or if they were accepted. I believe on the denied list it goes =
back to 2001. If not dile a complaint or for mediation. You may be able to =
get a refund. You should also check to make sure they had a city license if=
it was required. Along with who ever monitored it, they also need to be li=
censed to do buisness in city and state.
> >> I don't know about all that...what's the deal with this IQ certified
> >> patch those guys proudly wear? Is that the alarm industry's equivalent
> >> to ASE factory trained certification? ;)
>
> > Hey, just because you're not licensed doesn't mean you can't be IQ
> > certified.
>
> > And ..... are you sure that's AS ... "E" ?
>
> The entire IQ certification program is nothing more than a scam Brink's
> uses as a leg up against their competitors. I have been told that Brinks
> heads the board that runs the IQ program...talk about a rigged
> hand...'nuff said.
>
> Jim Rojas <

Well it's not exactly a scam and Brinks doesn't run the board. Brinks
has a spot on the board but the rest of the seats are filled by the
usual suspects you find at the nbfaa and other organizations.
If you want to give a customer an avenue to fuck with Brinks they (the
customer) can take Brinks to task for not installing an IQ Certified
system as promised in the paperwork. IQ systems require that 18/2 fire
rated cable be used for power/sirens, and 18/4 fire rated be used for
all motions, smokes, keypads, glassbreaks, etc. For a time there I was
the only Brinks dealer I knew of who complied with that shit.



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