Редактирование: Beware of Home Security Scams - Boston Information Security

Will your home security scams ever stop? The latest scam has fraudsters going door to door, posing as sales reps for 'Trio Alarm.' They first be sure that the houses they visit curently have a security system (e.g., security decals on windows), then tell the occupant that this company to the security system adjusted belly up. (Yeah, right, ADT has gone belly up!)<br>But there's one born every minute, right? The scammer tries to get the resident to sign a five year contract for 'Trio Alarm.'<br>The alleged Trio Alarm company doesn't also have a business license in the city of Huntington, West Virginia, where these scams are already occurring. There really is a Trio Alarm company, however it is not known in the event the scammers are linked to them.<br>At any rate, when someone shows up at your door and says your alarm company moved under, are you really na??ve enough to look at their word for it and sign a five year contract at that moment, rather than simply thanking the face, taking their business card, closing (and locking) the doorway, and then calling your alarm company to ensure what you just learned?<br>Contact the attorney general's office if you feel a sales rep your door was a con artist. And though Trio Alarm  [http://silentbeacon.com/emergency-alert-system-features/ tracking device] really exists, their D-minus rating using the BBB also exists.<br>Preventing Home Security Scams<br>Robert Siciliano personal and security alarm specialist to BestHomeSecurityCompanys.com discussing burglar proofing your house on Fox Boston. Disclosures.