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Welcome to spring… when snows melt, flowers bloom, and door knockers pushing alarm systems on unwary homeowners hit the streets in droves all across the US. The companies that employ these high-pressure hucksters are routinely in trouble, as you can tell from checking their poor reviews, complaints, and the fines, lawsuits, and other government actions…
There may be 13,000 alarm companies in the US, but among the larger companies it’s actually a pretty small network – so small that news travels fast. And the news currently making the rounds is about door knockers: specifically, that this spring and summer may well be the worst on record for door knockers soliciting…
I post frequently on stupid burglars – the ones who pocket-dial 911, leave their phones or wallets at the scene of the crime, or make tracks in the snow that police can follow right back to where the perps are hiding. You would think that burglars would be smarter – but then again, if burglars…
For years we’ve been warning folks not to share too much information on social media, since burglars and other nefarious types can use that information to their advantage, leaving you as the victim. One alarming post described a pair of burglars who used Facebook to find out when homeowners would be away, so they could…
Peter Rogers has more than 20 years of home security experience; including leadership positions at some of the country’s most prominent alarm companies.
