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ADT is a home security company offering 24/7 professional monitoring nationwide. It offers customizable systems with equipment like cameras, motion and glass break sensors and smart home devices. You can choose between prebuilt packages or build a custom system, with options for professional or DIY installation.

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  • Variety of equipment to choose from
  • Customizable packages
  • 24/7 professional monitoring with emergency dispatch
  • Nationwide availability with local service coverage
  • Integrates with Google Nest smart home devices
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  • Some plans require a contract
  • Pricier than some competitors

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    Reviewed July 8, 2008

    I bought my system 6 months ago and it broke. ADT is now charging me $50 just to have someone come out and look at it, how knows how much it will be to fix it. They are the ones that sold me the faulty product. They should fix it for free.

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    Reviewed July 4, 2008

    Switched from ADT to Brinks several months ago. Have not yet discontinued my ADT service as I am under contract for 3 more months and paying regularly. I have fully disconnected my ADT box and am no longer using the service since I now have Brinks. ADT has yet to even realize this. Hmmmmm....are they even monitoring if they apparently haven't even realized that my system is no longer functional? What about those monthly system checks they perform that they told me about when I signed up? WHAT A SCAM. Would love to see a class action lawsuit filed against them for their fraudulent practices.

    3 yrs at roughly 30$/mo plus approx 700$ install.

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    Reviewed July 2, 2008

    After cancelling my alarm monitoring service with ADT over a month ago, they are STILL drafting my checking account for their monthly fee! What a total ripoff their 30 day cancellation fee is! And my prorated refund check will be very small due to their miscellaneous bogus charges.

    The amount of money involved is small. The maddening part of this equation is not. I wonder what laws have been skirted enabling ADT to do this. Shame on ADT.

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    Reviewed June 25, 2008

    I have purchased the service warranty for ADT security system for years, when I accidently cut a cable, ADT wanted to charge me $40 a MINUTE to fix the ploblem, If I buy a warranty what's the purpose if the company after 8 years of service can not service me? The customer service rep were rude and not willing to compromised at all.

    I decided to cancel the service and then things got ugliest, they would not allow me to do an immediate cancellation so they could bill me for another month.

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    Reviewed June 24, 2008

    On May 31st a door salesman came up to my house and offered me an ADT security system. The following day, June 1st, I had the new security system installed in my house. The security system was installed by Moore Alarms but it was an ADT system that was installed. Apparently, ADT is the parent company of Moore Alarms. I signed the contract and gave the installer, Carlos S, the $174 for activation and $99 for service. The contract stated that I had three days to cancel and my money would be refunded.

    On June 2nd I cancelled. I got a better offer by another alarm system company. I called ADT that day and cancelled. They also said that I needed to contact them by mail, verifying the cancellation. I did that. A few days later the money in my account was taken out. I called Carlos and asked him what was going on and he said that he didn't know. He also claimed that he wrote void on the check. When I called the bank I found out he was lying. He never wrote void on the check.

    I have called Moore Alarms time and time again but my calls have been useless. They have an answering service that answers their calls. Moore Alarms has never returned any of the 15 plus messages I have left them. I also went out personally to two of Moore Alarms locations. The first location I went to, nobody was there. The second location I went to doesn't even exist. Moore Alarms has cost me more than $174. I had 7 charges pending in my account. When the $174 was taken out, my funds were in the negative. Each of those pending charges went through and on top of that, each was given a service charge. My account is negative $375.

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    Reviewed June 22, 2008

    Nov 2006 signed 3yr contract for home security services with ADT. June 2008 bill arrived with a 5% increase stating to continue delivering world class service a montering rate increase in now in effect. If i cannot change the terms of my contract how can they. This is wrong..

    Sercurity companies are the worst, where my system never worked correctly from day one. I recieved 3 months free service to get me to keep the service and upgrade to a cellular connetion, which also cost more per month.

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    Reviewed June 8, 2008

    when we purchase our adt system we told the rep that we were only in the house with a 2 yr lease and were planning on buying a house after that was up. the rep told us that would be no problem that we can transfer services to our new house for the last year of the contract. He also told us that there would be no fee to transfer. we are now being told that we have to sign another 3 yrs with them and only get a $250 credit to put system in new house. we will now have to pay for instalation and equipment and it will be around $800 from what I have read about putting in a new system.

    right now we can't afford any extras being I am not emplyed and husbands income dropped over 1/2 what he was making. they will not cancel our contract like the rep said they would.

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    Reviewed June 5, 2008

    Defender Security, and ADT Distributor installed two (2) door monitor and sensor detector for $106.67 install total price on 5/8/08. On 5/29/08 the processed the amount again for the install. They will not return my calls. And when I called them I placed on hold until the telephone disconnects and I have to call back. No information about this company or how to file a claim is available on-line for their customers. I have reported the incident to my bank as fraudulent and intend to follow through.

    excessive customer service calls made to Defender Security automated telephone system because a live person is not available to take customer calls in the middle of the day, 2:00 p.m. on a Thursday. Excessive bank penalty fee's due to negative balance as a result of them illegally processing the installation fee for the security system twice in the same montn. Who do you know that installs two (2) residential alarm systems in one (1) month? NOBODY thats who. I WANT MY MONEY BACK. AND I WANT TO ENSURE THAT THAT COMPANY IS PROHIBITED FROM EVERY ILLEGALLY ACCESSING MY PERSON BACK ACCOUNT EVER!

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    Reviewed May 29, 2008

    I cancelled my contract with ADT in December 2007, with a positive balance of $71.60 with them. I received the check for that amount on May 27,2008, nearly half a year later. Why did it take so long to get my money back?

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    Reviewed May 27, 2008

    My home was invaded on 01-07-08, the alarm system was activated and the system gave no alert. ADT sent a technician out to inspect the system to find nothing wrong as to why it would not alarm during the home invasion, as a result of this I asked ADT to cancel my contract and refund my money and they refuse to do so.

    My home was broken into, contents stolen, and a pending contract that ADT refuse to cancel without any cost to me as the customer.

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    Reviewed May 17, 2008

    On March 19, 2008, two representatives of the company knocked on my door saying I was 1 of 2 people chosen to receive a free ADT system. I live with my mom, sister and my 2 year old niece, so it didn't seem like a bad idea to get a security system. I agreed to the system, at which point they informed me that a Tellular unit needed to be installed due to the fact I didn't have a home phone. They agreed to let me pay the fee in installments of around $75 for 4 months. My mom lost one of her jobs the next day, therefore I cancelled the system within 3 business days of installing it (March 21,2008). This was the allowed time for cancelling the system without any obligation. I faxed the request and received a fax back with confirmation of receipt.

    The following day I received a call from Patrick Schalkofski, he insisted I keep the system if he waived all the Tellular fees and refunded my initial monitoring fees. He also stated that I wouldn't start paying until May 1, 2008. I have this all in a fax he sent to me the day of our conversation. More than a couple weeks passed, and I hadn't received my check, so I called Patrick, left a message and waited for a return call.I also needed help installing my system completely. I had tried calling the tech that came to install it with no return call. After a couple days, I tried again, no answer, no return call. Just recently I tried various times to get a hold of Patrick, and I explained the situation to the receptionist, Valerie. She indicated that I should talk to Vanessa, the office manager. She tried repeatedly in the following weeks to have Vanessa answer the phone, and I left countless messages with no return phonecall.

    The point where I understood that there was something really wrong was when I picked up a letter at the post office from Absolute Security indicating that the cancellation process had been finished and that I owed $1539.65 for the unused portion of my 3 year contract. They were also threatning legal action if I didn't pay. I am really upset and feel I was taken advantage of, and that the lack of communication with me is suspicious. I was willing to keep the system, but these were not the circumstances. I have paperwork indicating my conversation with Patrick, and call records of how many times I tried to contact the company.

    I lost $30 to the county for installing the system. $66 for monitoring fees deducted from my bank account, and now a bill for around $1500, which I do not feel I owe. All I want is for them to remove the system and return the fees I paid.

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    Reviewed May 14, 2008

    I was billed twice in the amount 107.17 for the installation of an ADT home security alarm. (Defender Security did the installation for ADT) I called the rep and they said they would refund me the full amount within 30 days from 3/25/08. I called back at a later date and they said it was already refunded to my credit card but it wasn't. I verified it with my card bill and followed up with the card company. I called defender security back and they said they will look into the issue and send out the refund and will call me when the process has been completed. After no refund and no call from the reps, I called them back again.

    Now they said they mailed out a check, but in a lesser amount more than a month ago from my call on 5/14/08. I asked to speak with a manager, but they said there wasn't one available. So I asked the rep to have the manager call me on my cell phone, but I haven't received any return call. Now I'm waiting not only for the refund, but to clear up the amount that needs to be refunded to me.

    The aditional charge of 107.17. interest charge on my card Time spend calling to resolve this issue

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    Reviewed May 11, 2008

    Our ADT security alarm went off at 3:45 AM, and it looked like the real thing -- someone had broken in. We left the alarm on for around 5 minutes, and finally after no call from ADT, we started checking the house ourselves, and found the door from the garage ajar. Still not sure if it was a case of the door not being properly latched, ut if it was a real breakin, I started to look through our house myself.

    Then I called ADT to see why they hadn't responsed, the option said press 0 if you alarm is going off, so I did, and after a few minute wait, an operater came on. I asked why no one had responded, and they said that our alarm had been turned off before it was dispatched. I told them it had been on for over 5 minutes, but they kept referring to it as an aborted alarm. I asked them why no one had responsed before it was aborted, and they said they were having unusually high call volume that evening, so it hadn't been dispatched before we shut it off.

    This is not the first time we have had the alarm go off with no response from ADT, but this was the worst because of the length of time the alarm was on. I would be interested in knowing if other people have had a similiar experience with ADT or other major security services.

    Even though I was not actually robbed by a burgular, and for that I am thankful, I feel that I have been robbed by ADT because they faithful collect the fee every month, but they do not respond to security alarms in a timely way.

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    Reviewed May 11, 2008

    I had service installed in June 2006 at my business address in Newport Beach, CA. My business burned down on January 2007 and I phoned both my local office and the Vegas office to cancel the services, as I had nothing left from the fire. For some reason, they placed the account on a hold and then reinstated services in July of 2007 without notifying me.

    In December of 2007, I received a service interruption and balance of $222.42. I contacted the Vegas office and was told to fax a letter describing the incident and request for cancel, which I did on 12/17, 2007. On 1/5/08 I received a billing for a balance of $230.19 and I called the Vegas office again on 1/15/08. They show a letter received and denied, but nothing sent to me about this. They agreed to contact the local office to waive what they said was a $1200 cancellation fee.

    Today, May 10, 2008, I have received a letter from Law Offices of Barry Serota stating that I have five days to pay $208.09 or legal action would be taken. I will not pay this amount and if necessary, I will file against them for the harassment.

    This has caused severe stress and sickness due to the loss of my business and ADT constantly sending bills and not handling the issues when I call them. It is as if they are not even listening to my problem, but just answering the phone so they can get some sort of credit. I cannot pay this, as it is not due them...what did they monitor??? There wasn't even a system in place, as the whole building was burnt to the ground.

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    Reviewed April 28, 2008

    I am in the military and I am renting a home where I bought an ADT security system. I was never told of the 2 year contract and when the installer came to install the system told me to sign and never told me that their is a 2 year commitment. I am deploying soon to Iraq and the landlor is moving back to the house so we have to move by the 30th of April I have been trying to put my account on hold or cancel without any penalty because I am moving to my sister until I get deployed and she already has an ADT system. I don't need the system so I'm paying for no service. Please help, thanks.

    I am economically being withdrawn by paying for no service and I am getting upset because I sent them a letter from my commander stating that I will be deploying soon, his orders will be coming in 3-4 months.

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    Reviewed April 27, 2008

    I subscribed to their services 6 years ago in order to fullfill requirements for art shipping insurance. I haven't needed their services for 4 years. I have had innumerable conversations with sales reps, sent multiple letters all stating that I no longer want their services, nor have I turned on their gadget, yet I keep getting bills and collection notices from them. I made an agreement one and a half years ago that I would pay for one more year, which would have ended this past October.

    Hundreds of dollars wasted, stress.

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    Reviewed April 25, 2008

    We just bought our home June 07, July of 07 Mr. Green contacted us. We told him we were not sure of signing a contract. He said it would only be for a year and that if we did not want the service we could cancel anytime. Also we noticed that the contract which he told us was for a year, was rewritten for 3 years. After paying for about 6 months without ever really using the service we canceled. We are now be harassed by ADT for over 600.00

    This has put a hardship on my husband. He is on disability and the stress to us has caused sickness

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    Reviewed April 22, 2008

    Jospeh Morte came into my newly purchased home to review the previously installed ADT security system. He explained to my wife that a few more things needed to be installed before the system could be activated. However, he explained the additional work could not be performed until we were under contract. To secure my wife's signature he told her the contract was month-to-month and could be cancelled at anytime so there was no risk. Two of my wifes friends were present during this conversation.

    In a classic bait and switch, Joseph Morte signed us up on a 2 year contract with a $500 early termination fee. We discovered all of this quite by accident when we called ADT to freeze our account a couple months later. We have been fignting with ADT for almost 6 months now and the company is completely unwilling to alter our contract so it reflects what we were told we were purchasing. Everyone at ADT acts powerless. One cusomer servive rep explained that ADT was in the business of making money and therefore would not change the contract. We filed a complaint with the BBB and ADT contacted us saying they had a resolution, they ended up telling us there was nothing they could do, wow, some resolution. Google ADT lied, we are not alone.

    We have lost all financial flexibility. We are stuck paying ADT $30 a month for the next 2 years. The alternative is to cancel the contract and pay a $500 termination fee which makes little sense.

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    Reviewed April 22, 2008

    I called to inquire about the system and liked the explanation. I set up an installation appointment for the following week because I knew I would have the money of the installation ($299) in my checking account. Will told me that this would be okay.

    To my dismay that evening i had a negetavie balance on my account because they took out the money immediately. I called that night and the next morning and was assured that the money would be credited to my checking account immediately. I received a call from the manager stating it will take 72 hours for the refund and they could not cover my overdraft fees.

    I am not even a customer yet and they this to me. It didn't take them 72 hours top take my money and now i have to wait all these days to get it back.

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    Reviewed April 10, 2008

    We had a system installed. A year later we had to move and we called to find out how to proceed. We had a three year contract that if we did not honor we would have to pay a cancellation fee. We were told on the phone that what we had to do was to TRANSFER the services to the new address. We proceeded to do the TRANSFER and paid another $600 dollars at the new address. Two years after when the original contract was due, we called to cancel and were told that we still had a year left.

    After numerous calls (and I mean numerous), and sending copies of my original contract, I was told to contact the branch that initially did the installation because they had mistakenly giving us a NEW contract on top of the one we already had. I contacted the local branch and was told and I quote WE NEVER DO TRANSFERS, ONCE YOU ARE OUR CUSTORMER YOU ARE OUR CUSTOMER FOR LIFE. Hence, since we had signed paperwork, which we were told was for a transfer but turned out to be a new contract, we are still being charged the cancellation fee. From my conversations to the many people I spoke to at ADT, I came to the conclussion that they can tell you whatever they want over the phone and not honor their word. They are very dicieving with their business practicess.

    Damaged credit report

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    Reviewed April 8, 2008

    I was a customer of ADT for 6 years,I sold my house and moved into a rental property which I had rented for 1 year,I transfered all utilities and from the conversation I had with ADT thought I was simply transfering that account as well.In the midst of unpacking,the ADT guy comes by,hooks up 3 doors,then said someone else will be back next week to do the windows.just sign this so I can get paid for coming out today.I didn't look for my glasses,just signed and he left,I didn't even get a copy.I found out later that I had signed a 3 year contract on a place I have rented for a year.

    I contacted the BBB,but ADT is unwilling to work with me.They just took advantage of me as an elderly person.

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    Reviewed April 8, 2008

    In March 2008, our contract with ADT was automatically renewed for alarm monitoring of my warehouse. Since we have had this company since 1998, our contract kept renewing yearly after the initial three-year period, so the automatic renewals slipped my mind. This year, our warehouse lease expires in May 2008. When I called ADT to inform them of canceling the contract as of April, they said I should have given them a 30-day notice before the contract was automatically renewed. For me to cancel the contract - for whatever reason - I would be charged a fee totaling the entire year's coverage less 25%.

    Even after pleading and complaining of not being notified of the renewal, ADT is holding me liable for 75% of the charges for the remainder of the year's contract. Essentially, I will end up paying more than $200.00 for service they will not be providing. I THINK THESE AUTOMATIC RENEWALS WITHOUT THE COMPANY NOTIFYING THE CUSTOMERS IS UNFAIR AND UNETHICAL! IT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED UNLAWFUL.

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    Reviewed March 28, 2008

    System was installed in February 2006. For the next 5 months, they debited my bank account random amounts. Each time I called, no one seemed to know what was going on. I was also getting bills for other amounts. After 6 months, that was fixed.

    I contacted the company after 18 months to add a delay to my back door. At first, I was told there would be a high charge for someone just to come out and look at it. Then I was told they couldn't come out as far as my house, but yet they came to install.

    I knew I wanted to cancel, so I waited for the 2-year contract to be up and gave my required 30-day notice. They canceled my account prematurely and charged me the $200 cancellation fee PLUS a previous month that they debited my account. After received no less than 3 more bills for odd amounts and speaking to at least 7 different people, they finally got the final bill correct.

    We paid the pro-rated amount, but they turned us over to a collection agency anyway.

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    Reviewed March 24, 2008

    I tried to cancel my acct in Dec., 2007 by letter, had payment going to credit card cancelled. I started getting bills in the mail, which I paid. I called Jose on 2/22, who was not obliging at all. Told me they had not gotten my letter to cancel acct. I asked him why had they started sending me bills. He said it was because the credit card co. had refused payment. Well, of course the payment was refused, because I had requested the credit card co to stop this payment from going through. He finally told me he would put in for cancellation on 2/22, to be effective 30 days later. Now I have gotten a bill for the month of April. How do you get rid of companies like this? I will never to a contract w/any company again. I've learned my lesson.

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    Reviewed March 17, 2008

    Feb, 2008, Cory came to my home to discuss what type of cameras, DVR, and the price. I told him exactly what I wanted and where I wanted to have them installed. Steve was sent by ADT to install 5 outdoor cameras; but he installed them where he wanted them. After the installation, he opened the box for the DVR. He took out the plastic enclosed, which was a remote control and the manual giving the type and discription of the DVR. He ran very fast out the door to his van, to tuck it away. When time came to install the DVR, there is no booklet, no remote control. It appears that he has given a lesser model than we are paying for. That is why he did not want us to verify the model number and information on this DVR which is now missing a remote. Steve was very comfortable with keeping the remote control and trying to convince us that there is no remote. We WANT WHAT WE ARE PAYING FOR. I would like the right DVR-REMOTE-BOOKLET. Every time ADT sends someone out for installation, there are problems with the installers. They want to get paid, and I want what I'm paying for.

    I have called Cory Zemaitis (708 548-9818) and his boss Jim Lezza (630 205-2178) several times, with no response. I am paying for something that I have not received. I am asking for a new, boxed DVR.

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    Reviewed March 11, 2008

    ADT is switching from analog to digital and passing the cost to it's customers at $200.00. Is this legal?

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    Reviewed March 11, 2008

    A few months ago, ADT came and installed a system in my home. Damage was done to the front door. I have been calling them every since. I have been transferred around to different people, but no one has helped. I finally got a call from the person who installed the system; and he was supposed to come out and look at the damage. This was in Oct. '07. However, he never showed. In Dec. '07, I wrote a letter and sent pictures with delivery confirmation, but no one can tell me what happened to my letter or pictures. In Jan '08, I finally spoke with Robert Shirley who said that he would take care of this, and I never heard back from him. My emails to him have gone unanswered. My home is unsecured with the damage. No one from the company is trying to assist.

    The wood to the side frame of the door is split and chipped. The plate over the hole for the deadbolt lock won't stay in place; therefore, there is nothing to slide the deadbolt lock through. Yet the sensor is in that hole. I can't lock my home except the lock on the door knob. Anyone can enter my home.

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    Reviewed March 4, 2008

    I contracted with ADT out of Springfield, MO, to install and monitor a security system for my home. I gave them a check for $917.00 on Jan. 10, 2008. Since then they have made six different appointments to install it. For three of those appointments they simply didn't show up. That was three days in which I had to take off work in order to be here without the courtesy of a phone call to let me know they weren't coming. The other three appointments that they actually kept were disappointing due to the fact that they couldn't install it. Why they couldn't install it is still a mystery to me - you would need to ask them as to their reasons.

    Today, I asked that they refund my money which was met by a 1/2 hour of: Let me connect you to.... All I want is my money back so I can get a reputable company to install a security system for me. Needless-to-say, I am extremely dissatisfied with their company, customer service and product.

    I have been unable to get a refund of $917.00.

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    Reviewed March 2, 2008

    I had ADT install a security system with alarm screens, and it cost me $1500. The tech put his foot through a hole in my ceiling, and the system never worked properly. Techs came out monthly for the first year, but it always kept breaking. Twice the alarm went off, and ADT didn't even know about it. Other times the ADT rep. called me and told me she couldn't get in touch with the police. After a few phone calls and being denied, I finally found a nice supervisor who canceled my account with no penalty.

    $1500 initial install and $45 per month of monitoring all wasted as the system never worked.

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    Reviewed Feb. 29, 2008

    ADT is suing my company for $1833.09 for early cancellation of my security monitoring service contract. I canceled the service because ADT's service technicians told me on June 11, 2007, that my old Wells Fargo security equipment (they did not install this old system) was obsolete and not repairable. Its batteries were not staying charged, and even though I had a maintenance contract, they were trying to charge me $100 for these batteries. It also had ground fault and polarization problems. Since it was disrupting my business by beeping and knocking my phones and computer off line, I had the technician power the system down and turn it off. This system was totally unreliable and unable to be monitored. I faxed a letter of cancellation to the ADT office in Las Vegas. They said they did not receive this letter. I have my fax report from Verizon on that date, and ADT representatives have referenced it in my phone records. Regardless of receiving the cancellation, because I signed a 5 year contract, they want 90% of the balance of that contract, or $1833.09 for doing nothing. I relayed this to Christie, a lawyer in their law offices, Barry Serota and Associates, and have now been advised that ADT will settle for $500 if I pay up in 7 days. Should I pay up and forget about it or not?

    If I pay, can I still go after them in a class action suit or try to get my $500 back some other way?

    After reading the ADT complaints on line, it seems to be a scam that TYCOs ADT practices over and over, all over the US. I asked a business acquaintance who monitors security systems in another state about their reputation, and he said they are bad news. Most of his present customers were past customers of ADT. He said transient people do the installations for the larger ADT franchisees and are suspect in more ways than one. Many systems are unreliable due to the unqualified technicians installing them. Because of their contracts, it does not matter. ADT is Insincere and Not Secure.

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    Reviewed Feb. 15, 2008

    A year ago I moved into a rental home of which I had a 1 year contract.The owner had told me that ADT had supplied them with security response (activation) to their property, and asked if I was interested in continuing using them. I said I was. A consultant(I do not recall his name) came to see me. I told him my lease was only for 1 year, to which he said it was not a problem, I would be billed on a month to month basis. I agreed to this. Now 1 year has passed, and I have kept up my payments as agreed only to be informed that I cannot cancel my contract. I feel that they misled me into this contract. They say that I can BUY the contract back from them.... Please assist me in resolving this.

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    Reviewed Feb. 13, 2008

    I purchased a house in September 2006. It needed some work done before I could move in. I also wanted a security system installed and decided to go with ADT. They came and started the installation in April 2006, finished it a couple weeks later in May. There were some problems - a technician came to address them and wasn't able to fix, but told me to try it out a couple of days and call back for service. I had to call for service (three days later)- left several messages with the customer service/sales person I had originally dealt with, and she failed to contact me. I decided after a couple of weeks of not hearing from ADT, that I would contact the Better Business Bureau, which I did.

    Well a couple of months went by, and it was the end of August when I received a phone call (she left a message) from Marie Small in the Syracuse, NY office of ADT (original contact/sales person). This was the Friday before Labor Day, and she now knew that I had contacted the BBB. I was not home and did not get the message until Labor Day when I returned home. Again I called Ms. Small - had to leave a message, did not hear from her. It was now October - nothing from ADT. In November I decided to take advantage of their 6- month money back guarantee if not satisfied with their service as the six month mark was October 26th, 2007.

    ADT is saying that I haven't given them an opportunity to correct the situation, and therefore the 6 month money back guarantee doesn't apply. The BBB wasn't able to help me. I went to the NYS Dept of State - Division of Licensing Services as suggested by the BBB; they haven't been able to help me. I have been told that because ADT has a contract signed by me, and that I didn't give them the opportunity to correct the problem - they are refusing to refund my money - over $2,000. I ask you - how many months should a consumer have to wait before a security company returns a call for service? I can't afford to hire an attorney for this; who else do I go to for help? I don't want to depend upon ADT in an emergency given their response time in this situation.

    Ms Small also told me she would send me a capital improvement form to fill out to recoup the sales tax. After several calls to her, I finally got that form after two months. THEN - I did not get the credit back to my American Express card until I contacted AMEX myself - explained the situation to them, and THEY recouped the sales tax for me! I told them to not allow any more charges to my account from ADT Security. To this date, I have not paid any monitoring fees as I want my money back. There is so much more I could tell you - I have a file that is approximately two inches thick! I am so frustrated and upset with this company - I do NOT WANT TO DO BUSINESS WITH A COMPANY LIKE THIS!

    I tried to cancel the contract - I even told the corporate contact - Bonnie Gurney, that they could send me a bill for 75% of the monitoring time (fees) left as stated in the contract. She refused to do that. The contract also states that they can come in and remove their equipment and that is fine with me - but I told them they would have to pay for a contractor to repair any damage, etc. inside my home and that I don't want any live wiring left.

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    Reviewed Feb. 13, 2008

    ADT installed an alarm system at my place of business (restaurant) and never completed the installation. I have called numerous times and spoken to numerous people from various branches, and no one has taken action to correct the problem. I currently have an alarm system that does not have any front zone protection or door triggers. The alarm does not trigger if anyone enters the restaurant while armed. I have a lot of expensive equipment that can easily be stolen. I have been paying $35/month for almost 3 months for an alarm system that does not work. I have called the local branch in Anaheim and spoken to Jason and have not heard back from him. I have spoken to Josh with customer relations and have not seen a technician. I have complained, complained and complained, but no action has been taken.

    Potential consequences: break-in and loss of $100K worth of equipment. $35/month for nearly 3 months for an alarm system that does not work.

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    Reviewed Feb. 1, 2008

    The door to door salesmen came hard-selling their security system. I was told that I could cancel at anytime. After we got our system, we found out that we could not use it for medical reasons. My middle child (who was 5 at the time) is autistic and absolutely facsinated by numbers. We had to disassemble the system because he was always playing with it. I called ADT and explained the problem. They told me that the medical excuse only applies to the person who signed the contract. I explained to them that he is a young minor living with me. They don't care, I can't use the system, and can't get out of the contract even though we have a medical condition which keeps us from using the system.

    I have to pay the remainder of the contract.

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    Reviewed Jan. 31, 2008

    While a resident of Pennsylvania an ADT system was placed in my home. Sales personnel and installers all insured me that if for any reason I had to move or was transferred the contract could be terminated or I could take the monitoring equipment with me. I aaccepted the verbal terms of their agreement and unfortunately paid little attention to the contract when the system was installed.

    In July 2007, I lost my job and was forced to sell my home. When I attempted to terminate service I was told that I would have to fulfill the balance of my contract and was rudely provided another copy of the contract demanding payment. The second option, taking the monitoring equipment was not an option as it had been installed and wires run through the walls of the house which were irretrievable. ADT's response was too bad, sorry about that. Like many ADT customers I'm now hounded for payment of the remainder of the contract despite the fact that I could not take it with me as promised or that my contract could be terminated upon relocation.

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    Reviewed Jan. 29, 2008

    Yesterday I phoned this person for ADT service to cancel. Then I called again this morning to cancel, they said they already have taken the money out of my Credit Card, and the accounting office had NO phones for me to use to cancel. I had to pay even though I had canceled the order in less than 24 hours. They tried to charge my Credit Card $149.99. Luckily the Credit card had not processed the order, so was able to stop a payment.

    I was able to stop payment to ADT because it had not been processed, but the person said that if it has been processed I could call again. I ordered the credit insurance at $11.95 per month from Visa.

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    Reviewed Jan. 26, 2008

    ADT equipment is faulty and has alarmed without a call from ADT or police showing up. I requested 2 separate appointments after 5 with no call back to confirm. After calling again, I find out there are no appointments after 5 or on weekends--when I'm available. I call to cancel the contract, citing just cause for non performance. They say it's not nonperformance since I've not given them the opportunity to fix it. They will charge me $200 to get out of the contract.

    I don't feel safe, my system is not working, I can't be home for a 5-hour block for them to fix it between 8-5. Their contract actually says I can't sue them. Don't they understand this strategy will cost them many thousands of dollars in sales as I will now tell everyone I know not to use them? I will also actively campaign online against them. I'm changing to a local company that is cheaper, reliable, can fix my system after 5 or on weekends, and will let me out of their contract whenever I want. If any attorney thinks I have a chance at suing ADT, please email me.

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    Reviewed Jan. 16, 2008

    In June of last year, I had an ADT security system installed in the home I just bought. Everything seemed great and then my home was burglarized in August.

    What's the big deal? The big deal is that when my home was burglarized, neither the ADT monitoring center nor the police were notified. The robbery, which happened at about noon on Thursday, August 23rd, went undetected while I was out of town. My dog's vet called to tell me that my dog was in their custody. This is how I found out my home had been burglarized!

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    Reviewed Dec. 31, 2007

    ADT called me in November telling me that the routine test showed up that my system wasn't working. I asked them to do another test, and they said they would, but did not. I received a call on December 30 that the system was not working. Asked them to test it and after much hemming and hawing, they did and realized that it still wasn't working. (Note that they did not want to run the 2nd test.) I asked for an appt. on the 31st as I was leaving town on Jan 2. They set one up which they then canceled. They set up an appt. on Jan 1 and then canceled it. They claimed that their contract did not require them to provide service but did not let me cancel service.

    Paying for service that doesn't work; no ability to cancel service.

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    Reviewed Dec. 16, 2007

    I have had a lot of problems with ADT. I use their services because there is no other option in Costa Rica. Whenever they have given me estimate on a system, they always say it is going to cost about 90% less than the actual price that I have to pay when they come to install it--claiming that they did not account for areas that require sensors without wires and other things. Also, they have left a complete mess in the house following every installation with pieces of cut wires and dust from where they drilled into walls and ceilings. No attempt is made to clean up even the smallest bit.

    I recently got a quote for a house that already has a system in it. The system worked completely fine, and when they came out to check it they said they changed the way they treated Zones, and that every window in the house would have to have a separate Zone and could not be treated as a group of windows in the same Zone, even though they were all in the same area of the house. For the kitchen, for example, they wanted $650 to treat each window separately. Prior to that they had treated the whole kitchen as a single Zone. They are not real smart people because they are not thinking about winning the service contract, only the quick buck for the installation.

    First house took over a year for the system to get completely installed since they way underestimated the job and only installed part of the system. No discount for the service was offered during the time the system was incomplete; we still had to pay for all the months we only had a partial system. The second time when they told me I had to pay $600 more to revise a system that was completely working, I refused their service. Economic damage in this case is to ADT because they lost a customer.

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    Reviewed Dec. 10, 2007

    I have a contract with ADT. A couple of weeks ago my 6-year-old accidentally set off the alarm. I kept entering my code, but the alarm would not shut off. I made several calls to ADT to shut off the alarm and to let them know that it was not a real emergency. I called several times and each time was put on hold. The alarm was blaring, and it was freezing outside. My two young children and I were stuck outside in the freezing cold. When I finally did get someone on the phone from ADT, they informed me that the reason I was put on hold was because they simply had too many calls.

    This was a good wake up call for me. I learned that if this had been a real emergency then this service would not have helped me. I informed them that I wanted to cancel my service because of this. ADT said that I cannot cancel my service because I have a contract. If they don't hold up to their side and supply a service, then I should not have to hold up to my side. I want this canceled and my contract canceled.

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    Reviewed Dec. 6, 2007

    ADT is not compatible with Comcast. After over 45 hours of Comcast working to get my phone working and numerous checks, it all came back to ADT. ADT refused to have the vendor meets, and lied about when they were coming. They made appointments and never showed up and at one point they told us they would come out BUT even though we had an addtional service contract (extra $5.00 per month) they would charge $238 for the 1st hour and $58 for every 15 minutes. Interesting enough, if you want service from ADT after 5PM or on a weekend, there is NO ONE available! So I guess if you are burglar, and see the ADT sign, just knock the alarm out druing either period and you will know they property is not protected!

    As a result of trying to coordinate meetings with the vendors, I have taken numerous hours off from work. The stress that they have caused has been unbearable and their attitude of indifference has been un acceptable. They truly did not care when I called to cancel my contract and once again took it with indifference. They are too big and do not realize their responsiblities to the consumers who use them. The result of all this is that I am now faced with either having to give up my telephone or my alarm with ADT. Unfortunately, I was planning a vacation and am now faced with the stress of possibly have to cancel it until I can get an alarm company that can be compatible with Comcast and is responsive to their customers. One last thing, I have come to hate the song We Wish You a Merry Christmas after listening it for approximately 2hrs while I switched from dept to dept at ADT and the song looped while I was on hold with each one.

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    Reviewed Dec. 4, 2007

    We contracted for an ADT alarm system at our veterinary hospital. It is installed and is constantly going off during the day while clients are here, and at night it always trips on. We have had numerous service calls, and it still is not repaired.

    Our patients are scared by the noise of the alarm system. You can imagine what that sound does to dogs and cats. If frustrates their owners, and it causes the staff to run crazily about to turn the alarm system off. We have had numerous false alarms which is not making us very popular with the local police.

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    Reviewed Dec. 2, 2007


    Miss Sandoval came to my office and told me all about the benefits of purchasing or leasing one of their surveillance cameras. She said how by installing one of her systems we would be protected against theft. She said that the advantage of the system she was offering is on how ADT monitors the system from their main office. I decided to lease a system.

    The day of installation came. The installer learned at that time that our office telephone system was surviced through Vonage. He did express some concern but said that he could make it work somehow or another. He assured me that the monitoring would work. In his attempt he cut some wires and re-wired some and said there it's all done.

    When he left I discovered that my Hi-speed connection and my vonage telephone system was not working. I immediately called Miss Salazar but recieved a message, I further called the office and told them what had happened. they finally gave the phone number of the installer and I was able to contact him. He said he would not be able to come back to my office untill the following day. I asked what he had done with the cutting and splicing and also told him what had happened. He said, I guess what I did, did not work.

    He instructed me over the cell-phone on what to do to reverse it. After I finally restored my phone and Hi-speed internet I called miss Salazar to explain to her that I needed the system to be un-installed because it was not working in its intended way, etc. She returned my call and said, we can un-install it but that I would still be liable under the contract and all money and service would be forfeited ($1076.00), yet I would still be charged for all monthly service fees.

    Naturally I disagreed. She said she would contact her supervisor and have him contact me. He never did.

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    Reviewed Nov. 12, 2007


    We are in dispute with ADT Security Services. We had terminated their services in May, 2006. They insist we owe for early cancellation of a contract prior to its expiration date and want $664.03. We were never contacted about this matter prior to its being turned over to a collection agency. Our company began service with ADT in October 2000.

    After almost seven years I am unable to locate a copy of the original agreement in our files, but I highly doubt it was that long term. I have repeatedly requested back up documentation. My requests have been ignored.

    I have written directly to the president of ADT Security Services, Inc. in Pleasanton, CA and even brought this matter to the attention of David E. Robinson, President of Tyco Fire & Security, Tyco International (US) Inc. which is the parent company of ADT. No response. I have been dealing with their collection agency for almost a year. Today I received a letter from a new collection agency after having no response to my last letter on April 5, 2007. This prompted me to do a little ADT research on the web.

    My research took me to https://www.consumeraffairs.com/homeowners/adt.htm

    I was appalled by the litany of consumer complains about ADT. Apparently our experience is not uncommon. In retrospect with the amount of time I have put into trying to resolve this issue it probably would have been cheaper just to pay them. It would appear that this is their modus operandi. Harass and harass and harass until youll just give up and pay.

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    Reviewed Oct. 29, 2007

    I have not have services with ADT for approximately 2 years. They are accessing my checking account and as late as September 25, 2007 withdrew $385.07 from my checking account.

    This is not the first time they have taken money from my account. I do not know what to do. I removed their equipment from my home. I do not have their services, yet I continue to be billed. I have another alarm system. I have asked them to stop accessing my account and they threatened me, over the phone. Please help.

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    Reviewed Oct. 29, 2007

    I have had ADT service for over 2 years, and it has only worked for about half of that time. According to FCC rules they had to come and change from analog to digital at my cost. this began last week, 10/22/07. They were to come between 8-noon that day. I called at 11:30 to find out the whereabouts of the technician only to be met with sarcasm and resistance. I hung up and called back at noon, when no one showed up and demanded to speak with a supervisor. It took at least 5 minutes of insisting to get one on the phone at which time I refused to pay the $199 for this upgrade that the government had required. After 10 minutes of explaining my complete dissatisfaction with their lack of service, they agreed to waive the charges. I then had to re-schedule, having wasted a complete morning of my time.

    We had other calls, appointments scheduled, only to have more no-shows and extended waits on the phone--one for over 45 minutes, being forwarded to 5 different departments and having to explain my situation 5 times. I demanded reimbursement for the past 3 months in which I was NOT able to activate my system due to the issues with the window alarms in my daughter's room.

    Because I was so insistent, I do not have financial losses, but their customer service and their poor quality of service is being reported.

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    Reviewed Oct. 26, 2007

    About 6 months into our 2-year ADT contract, we realized it was nearly worthless. We left the house one day and forgot our dog was running around indoors. We set the system to "away", and the motion sensors activated because of the dog. About 3 hours after the activated alarm, a police officer rang the doorbell. He asked if everything was okay. I said yes; he left. How much more worthless can our security system be?

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    Reviewed Oct. 11, 2007

    I purchased a small business in May 2005, taking over a lease from the previous owner (a family member). The business had a security system with ADT so as the new owner I contacted ADT to have the service transferred to my business name. Unfortunately, I failed to read the very very very fine print involving a five year contract.

    I made it clear I wanted to maintain the existing contract due to the fact the remaining time on the lease was about 15 months. The rep. from ADT advised me this was NO PROBLEM but stated I needed to sign the contract to reflect the new business.

    A new owner purchased the building and decided he wanted to change the building from residential/commercial to 100% residential (condos). Per the ADT contract if you are able to get the new tenant to continue with ADT you can end your contract without having to buy out the remaining contract, however this building was being gutted.

    I am stuck with a $ 1387.18 payoff bill from this company. I realize I should have read the fine print before signing this document, but I felt the rep was steering me in the right direction. I have paid more to ADT since I closed my business than when my business was open.

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    Reviewed Oct. 9, 2007

    We just found out that for the last three years that we have been paying for our home security system, ADT was not receiving any signals from our home. Therefore our home has been unprotected for three years. Back in July of 2004 we changed our phone system to an online service. I gave ADT the new number (since they have it on record) and didn't think anything else about it. This past February our alarm went off and we called 911. With the cops surrounding our home, I called ADT and was told that all was normal and that they would send out a technician. The tech came and replaced a couple of batteries and charged us $152 for 30 minutes. We recently had work done on our home and needed sensors replaced. The tech came today and told us that we have not been connected to ADT for the past 3 years. ADT claims that we should have told them about our phone change (which I did) and that they ran a test on the system. However, how could they run a test on a system that is not hooked up? They told us that everything has been normal for the last three years. Yet we are not even connected. They had no answer for that. Every time I have called them with problems not once have they told us that we are not connected. Yet they have continued to bill us and cash the check. I think everyone that has ADT and has recently changed their phone plan or are thinking of changing, should know that they run the risk of having absolutely no protection for their homes or families with ADT. ADT will not tell you that your connection has failed, but will continue to collect your money.

    ADT is only willing to refund us one years service fees. This is completely unacceptable.

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    Reviewed Oct. 8, 2007

    Suddenly got a notification that my payment schedule was being changed from 1 month in advance to 2 months in advance. Returned bill with instructions to cancel monitoring service. Was contacted by telephone thanking me for my custom but advising me of a 30 day cancellation requirement. Agreed as reasonable to 30 days from my date of cancellation. Got a demand for payment of the 3 months billing. Then got a corrected bill impossible to figure for more.

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    Reviewed Sept. 28, 2007

    Received letter that we needed to upgrade our cellular signal or lose communication - got stood up twice, 3rd guy showed up and wanted to put a huge unit in our living room. Said he would have to get with his local service manager to figure out what to do. That was August 25. Today is Sept 28 and we still can not get anyone to call us back.

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    Reviewed Sept. 25, 2007

    Glass break alarm at 6:48 a.m. 9/24/07. ADT alleged they called Pontiac Police Dept. but could not get answer. ADT tells me they are given a secret phone number by which to contact the police when burglar alarms go off. I verified w/Pontiac Police this is not true, all dept. numbers are public and ADT should have tried 911 and they would have responded. ADT also called my next door neighbor who did investigate the problem.

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    Reviewed Sept. 11, 2007

    On 6/7/07, a deposit of $800 was paid to ADT for the installation of two more security cameras. ADT quickly accepted the money, but two weeks later informed us that they would not actually do the job, that it was impossible. We requested a full deposit refund and were told that it would not be a problem. In the meantime, we found a company to do the installation (which was obviously quite possible).

    In August, we were finally connected to a manager who assured us that there had been a problem getting the check to us, but it was taken care of and should be coming soon. For over 3 months, ADT has held our $800.

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    Reviewed July 25, 2007

    Bought my house a year ago with ADT already installed. Contacted other dealers but initial cost was more than I wanted to pay. Contacted ADT and asked specifically about length of contract. Was told this was month to month. Didn't see anything on the front of the contract about any length of time.

    After a year of not really using the system, I decided to cancel and was told for the first time that this was a three year contract and was in the print on the back.

    Since I am in the second year, I was told I would have to pay $100. These people are very deceptive and I would never sign up with them again.

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    Reviewed July 19, 2007

    I used the ADT security system on my house for 3 years. I rented the house the last year and when the tenants left the house in June I called to suspend the service. They canceled it and I was told that I had a credit for that month because they charged me already (automatic withdrawal).

    On July 5, ADT company charged me again. I called many times and they said I had a credit and that the account is canceled. What I don't understand is if they suspended the service on June, why do I owe them part of July?

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    Reviewed July 19, 2007

    My daughter had a contract with ADT in 2004. On 1/22/07 she sent a letter of cancellation, with a check for $145.36 (the final 4 month's payments at $36.34 per month) to terminate a 3 year contract. The final check was cashed by ADT in February 2007.

    They sent her account to a collection agency, Collect Tech System, stating that my daughter owed $77 for a contract that was never cancelled. She is now being harassed by several calls from this credit agency. They refuse to listen to any of the documented facts that she has, nor can she receive any satisfaction from ADT after trying to contact them several times.

    ADT has tried repeatedly to withdraw additional funds from a closed bank account, well after the cancellation date.

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    Reviewed June 27, 2007

    On May 21st 2007, we contacted ADT Security Services regarding an installation of Surveillance System and Burglar Alarm System. During last month we have been lied to regarding the capabilities of the surveillance system, we were also lied to that the first 4 months we will not be charged for the monthly Burglar Alarm Services. The surveillance system does not work!

    We had two technicians in our house and both lied to us further more, first tech told us that the reason it does not work it is because this unit was USED. The second tech came to the house, promised us to correct the situation by installing a DVR - They lied to us initially regarding the capabilities of the surveillance system to be able record the movements of objects also that we will not need a DVR and all the info will be available on the Internet?

    They charged our credit account for $800.00 without authorization and completion of work.

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    Reviewed June 21, 2007

    Two men came to our house and were selling home security. I was not home and my husband said they would have to talk to me. After I came home from work, they showed up at my front door. I kept telling them I was not interested and then they asked if they could just tell us about it as they would be paid for it. I let them in. After quite some time of telling us we would get $1500 worth of free equipment and the service that was $39.95 would be around $25 to $28 a month because our insurance would give us a discount we finally agreed to take their monitor service of Burglary, Police, Fire, and Medical. They were to install it the following Thursday.

    On Tuesday my husband called our Insurance and they said they don't give that discount. When I got home, I called Ridley and told him we didn't want it he said to let him call his boss. The owner called me and said he would give it to me for $29.95, which is the employee discount and rather keep arguing I said Ok. On Thurs when the guy came out to install the service my husband called me at work and said they wanted him to sign for $39.95 and I said no so when he got things installed and was telling my husband about everything my husband called me at work to say we don't get a smoke detector.

    I called Ridley back and asked him how would they know if my house was on fire, he said I would have to push the button on the main panel. I again asked him, how would you know if I wasn't home my house was on fire and he said he would have to call his boss. I told him I was never given what I was told I would get and this was to much hassle to not even have started the service yet and I didn't want it. He told me I had a contract to keep. He started yelling and I hung up on him. He called right back and told my husband he would give him the $300 smoke detector for $50 and my husband said ok just to get this over with.

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    Reviewed June 12, 2007

    We encountered a lightning strike that caused the system to sound off. While placing my 4th call to ADT and them not be able to locate our account by phone number, we finally reached someone at ADT that could walk us through the system shut down. For days after this I tried to speak with someone regarding repair and found that, 1) even though we had been customers for 10 years and never even 1 day late with fee payment they could not bill us 30 days net for service and b) every time we called they could not locate our account .

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    Reviewed May 15, 2007

    I think ADT is a complete scam. My alarm didn't work properly from day 1. Yes, I had a technician come to the house and I honestly knew more about the system than he did. He did not fix the problem.

    I tried to cancel the contract and was told to pay a fee of $128.50 in order to do so. I complied. However, I kept receiving bills from ADT. It turns out that it never got cancelled.

    When I called to cancel, for the second time, I was told I had to pay those bills and a cancellation fee of $220.25. I wrote a letter and got one bill credited. I was still unable to cancel.

    This month my contract is up and I still had to fight with two people in order to cancel the service!

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    Reviewed May 12, 2007

    I have residential alarm service through ADT. On 03/01/07 I had a service call to replace a broken door sensor. I paid the technician by check and received a receipt. Since then I have received two invoices from ADT, for different amounts, for that date of service.

    I have spoken to the Customer Service and Billing Depts several times without success. They make up stories to explain the differing amounts. Their rep also told me that it takes them 4-6 weeks to post checks to customer accounts!

    I told them the check had cleared my bank and was asked to fax front/back copies of the check. This has been done twice, despite transmission verification. After the second fax was sent I spoke to a supervisor who confirmed she had received it and that she would take care of the situation. That was two weeks ago.

    I am still receiving ADT computer generated phone calls telling me I need to call them again about this delinquent account.

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    Reviewed April 23, 2007

    We had a pushy dealership sales call that promised we could get out of the contract if we moved. my family are moving to Greece and I needed to cancel. First, they refused to cancel saying that I couldn't stop the contract. I told them I was willing to pay the cancellation. They insisted that I had to get the new homeowners once our house sold to take over the contract. When I finally (hours and hours on the phone) got them to understand that I was not going to do that and I just would pay the penalty, they realized that it was my husband's name on the contract. So, I would have to have him call.

    I informed them that he was out of the country but I had a full, durable power of attorney. First, they said that they did not honor power of attorney contracts. Then, again after hours and hours, they admitted that they would honor the power of attorney but I would need to fax it over with a letter from him. Again, I explained that he was in Greece and I was in Florida with the power of attorney. I could have each of us send a fax but I couldn't do both. Then, they just wanted to talk to him. I told them that I needed a direct phone number (1-800 numbers do not work internationally) and they said that they don't have any direct lines and couldn't give a number.

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    Reviewed Oct. 25, 2006

    I recently purchased and moved into a newly built home in a new sub-development. Since I moved in, ADT has been making unsolicited sales calls to my house once a week at 7:00 PM. The first few times I told the ADT Sales person I was not interested. On 10/24/2006, I told the sales person that showed up that I have repeatedly told them that I am not interested in their services and I would like them to stop bothering me. The sales person said, "You'll be sorry" as he walked away.

    In the morning, I found a "secured by ADT" sticker on my car with the following written across the back of it in large green letters, "*******!" When I got to work, I called ADT and was put in touch with someone at 561-988-3600. From what I was told, the person who came to my door was not an ADT employee, but was an Authorized Dealer. Upon further questioning, I found out that ADT does not screen any of their sales people for criminal backgrounds.

    This is quite scary considering these people are gaining access to neighborhoods and homes under the pretext of selling security. I have already called the Lathrop, CA police department and will be filing out a complaint directed towards ADT for harassment and threats.

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    Reviewed Oct. 16, 2006

    My home was burglarized about a year ago. I had an ADT security system, but the thieves were able to disarm the security system within seconds--before the signal ever reached ADT's monitoring system.

    When the police came to my home, they felt ADT bore some responsibility, and my insurance company thought so as well. But when I wrote to ADT about it, their response basically was 'We don't know if your home was actually burglarized, and if it was, so what--that's what you have insurance for. We will vigorously defend any lawsuit you file'.

    I have a police report and pictures (which I sent them) showing the disarmed alarm system, the broken window, etc., and they insinuate that I was lying about my home being burglarized! Not only was my home burglarized, but the fact that the burglars knew exactly what to do to disarm the system tells me that this definitely was not their first time.

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    Reviewed Oct. 13, 2006

    Less than 2 months we purchased a home security system. On 10/13/06, the home alarm system went haywire - sounded continously even as the 4 digit security code was entered. The alarm system deactivated home phone land line, as alarm continued to sound, so we contacted ADT via cell phone. We were told that for a service person to come out it would cost $200 per hour (even though system was continously malfunctioning-alarm sounding).

    ADT instructed us to turn off the alarm system, which deactivated the security system, and stated they would not be responsible for any security breeches during this time.

    We were also told that a service person would not be available until Tuesday (this occured early Friday evening).

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    Reviewed Sept. 26, 2006

    An ADT rep came to my house on a referral from a co-worker that would get a $100 referal fee, if I signed up. The ADT rep, said he would give me a good rate of $45 a month, and before I could say "no" he lowered the price to $34.99. I thought that was reasonable and I would try them out. BUT no where did he mention that I would be stuck in a 3 year contract.

    When I called ADT to cancel I found out that I would have to pay 75% of 3 yr contract. News to me, that would add up to $473.

    ADT customer service, said they could not do anything for me, either pay each month or eat the cost of 473. Very Shady Company!!!

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    Reviewed Sept. 4, 2006

    On numerous occassions we have tried to contact ADT Security Service (as late as 7-31-2006) with no response in regard to our residential home alarm system because we have NOT received a bill or statement since April, 06.

    On July, 06 we attempted to make a payment via phone to ADT, but their system would not take the payment.

    We have received a penality citation notice from the City of Dallas, because we have not been able to prove we have alarm coverage.

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    Reviewed Aug. 18, 2006

    In November 2004, I had an ADT rep install an alarm with cell phone uplink, 5 door alarms for $650 with monthly monitoring for 3 years. Intially monitoring was $39.95 now it's $46.00. Grand total about $2200 after 3 years-A very bad deal. There are many wireless systems that monitor call themselves for < $400 Total. Be wise shop around.

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    Reviewed Aug. 3, 2006

    I tried to stop services with ADT 2-3 times but learned my contract was over June 30,2006. Sent letter June 2006 to end services. Didn't send it timely this time, 30 days prior. I notified two prior times I wanted to stop, they wouldn't accept my request. Wasn't told I needed a thirty day notice in May 06, was told to read it on contract. However, I tried to stop service two previous times oral and written, before June 06. Surpervisor asked did I get a confirmation number for earlier request. No, I waited until contract was due to expire. ADT turned off service as requested but still billed me $326.93

    I spoke to three different people who gave me three different options. One operator told me she'd write on my request that I had requested termination previously and that there should not be a problem. However, the super (Tylanda) said read contract. I understood notice was needed, but I gave an early notice by several months and was told to wait til end of June. Not told, send a letter again in May 06. Although the contract says 30 days, I gave more than two notices, each in writing months earlier. They just refuse to accept my earlier request without a confirmation number. I paid on time and completed terms of contract. The first operation never said a confirmation number was even available.

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    Reviewed July 31, 2006

    Our contract ran out and we were on a month-to-month plan. We cancelled and they charged us for the next quarter anyway.

    I called them and asked if they had the date I canceled. They said March 26th. I asked if they bill for services in advance, and they said yes. So I asked, "then why I was being billed for april, may and june when their system says I cancelled in March?" All of a sudden he says "... well... uh, I mean with YOUR account we bill RETRO, meaning the charge on your card is for Jan-Mar".

    I don't think so! I've done 3 chargebacks on my amex and each time ADT tells a different story. The last one saying that we didn't cancel until May 26th.

    Amex credited my account and said that they would seek retribution from them as it was obvious they were changing the story each time.

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    Reviewed May 17, 2006

    Terrible service! Only recieved $100 rebate after constantly calling and asking for it. Actually never got it, ADT just decided not to charge me for 3 months.

    I tried to cancel service and was charged pro-rated amount for the next month because of so called 30-day notice. Never was told it was a 3-year contract, was told by ADT representative that it was a 2-year contract with cancellation fee of $200.

    Overall sorry service and poor communication.

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    Reviewed Jan. 20, 2006

    So what good is the do-not-call list if alleged non-profits can team up with commercial enterprises? And then the commercial enterprise can call you (even if you're on the list) and tell you non-profits are exempt from the DNC list regulations? This totally astounded me.

    The gentleman calls to say he's with the Children's Relief Fund, and don't worry, we're not looking for donations. The sigh of relief is short-lived as he proceeds to tell me they're working with ADT home security. When I said I was on the DNC list, he tells me non-profits are exempt from it.

    While I fear this is legal -- it's not right! Until someone steps up and makes non-profits accountable to the DNC list, this is the kind of garbage we can expect. I'm writing my congressman next!

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    Reviewed Dec. 14, 2005

    In July of 2005 I moved into a rental townhome and looked into getting the security system in the home activited (ADT). The ADT rep came out and told me that I needed a new system, because the old system wasn't compatible with their current monitoring equipment. I explained I was renting but he said I could get the wireless system and that way when I moved I could take the system with me.

    I agreed and paid $500 for the wireless system and signed a service agreement that I thought was a one year (but it turned out to be a three year agreement).

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    Reviewed Nov. 4, 2005

    The day after I was robbed, ADT came to my rental house and installed a system. A year later, I was relocated due to my work so I contacted ADT to inform that I did not need service in the rental house and the new location already had an alarm system provided. That is when I found out that I had to continue to pay for the security system.

    When I explained that I DID NOT OWN THE HOME AND I WAS NOT INFORMED THAT I HAD TO BE OR SHOULD BE the home owner, ADT representative said there was nothing they could do. ADT told me the only way to get out of the contract was to have the homeowner agree to take over the contract or the new renter.

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    Reviewed Oct. 23, 2005

    My alarm system went off at least 6-7 times. No one has even bothered to call to check on me and my family. I don't feel safe with the system.

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    Reviewed Oct. 3, 2005

    We signed an agreement with ADT for a one year contract and we bought our equipment outright so we wouldn’t have to deal with any issues if we left. Well 4 years later we left and were hit with 90% fees and penalties for leaving them. They force people to try to stay with them. We moved to a place that had its own security. The paperwork says it but the rep that sold it said something entirely different. We were supposed to be able to cancel at any time with out fees. I called the main office they told me I have to talk to the local office.

    I called them 5 times and no return calls. So I assumed they were taken care of. Then I get a letter 6 months later from a law office. And they were very threatening but right… it is cheaper to pay them then a lawyer and the paperwork does state that we have to pay 90% cancellation fees.

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    Reviewed May 16, 2005

    August, 2004 a representative of ADT Security Services came directly to our home to ask if we were interested in having security set-up, after we talked about it it was decided we would. Going forward, we have used the service daily with no plans of cancelling the service. However, our situation has totally changed as far as housing is oncerned. Although we have signed a (3) year contract and would not have had a problem fulfilling the contract but now we're moving! The situation is that, we are relocating to Florida to move into an apartment until we possibly have a home built. We have asked a manager to please allow us to cancel this contract based on out of control circumstances.

    We are being forced to try and sell it to the buyers of our home or pay $830.05 which is 75% of the remaining amount. Nowhere in the contract does it rule out a scenario like ours. Our problem is the lack of consideration of the situation and the seemingly greedy desire to charge us unfairly.

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    Reviewed May 9, 2005

    I changed my phone service to Voice Over IP and ADT can no longer service my house for security. They have asked me to pay 75% of the remaining balance for next 2 1/2 years without providing me security. I think they are fleecing me. I should be able to get out by paying a small penalty and not 75% of the service fee for 2 1/2 years.

    I am looking to shell out $650 for services that I will not and can not receive.

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    Reviewed Feb. 17, 2005

    On Tuesday, February 15 I encountered a frightening experience with my 4 yr old son who has special needs. He left my home and almost got hit by a car and ADT did not alert that a door opened so I had no idea he left the home. A bus driver witnessed this and I was able to grab him and bring him to safety. I called ADT to fix the problem and they said they only had an opening on the 17th, 2 days after my incident. I tried getting an earlier date and they could not accomodate me.

    I took the feb 17th appt. with a 12-5 window. I was home the whole time, I called at 3pm to assure that thet they were still coming and they said they were en route. 5:30, still nothing, no courtesy call. I called spoke to angela she gave me to tech, tech handed me to kurt and he said they will have to reschedule. I said absolutely not, I was going to leave early next morning for a week and I need this corrected. Also, they never gave me a call -- I had to call them.

    I than spoke to Demitre who assured me someone will come. 7,8 -- Nothing heard. 8:30, Bob calls said he is running late, I said o.k. He said can you reschedule to tomorrow? I explained it was impossible. At this point I had also stressed to this company the danger my son faces without this alarm working. He assured me that he will be in my home 9:00-9:30. 9:11pm Missy calls and tells me tech will not show and I have to reschedule.

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    Reviewed Dec. 13, 2004

    During 2003 and 2004, my home alarm had misled for many times. I have pay Union City Police $180 with 30 days. I am forced to terminate the 2 more years contact with the following reasons:

    1. The alarm was misled when my security system is on or off.

    2. The alarm is fixed six times and ADT Technicians couldn't any solutions.

    3. Having a misleading alarm costs me time and money. There was a police officer broke my front door during one of the misleading alarm's alerts and cost me to get repair.

    4. The false alarm drives me insane. The alarm set's on by itself. The alarm went on from my bedroom window. Since the condo where I stay is located on the 2nd floor, it is a very remote chance that any intruder will come from the bedroom window.

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    Reviewed April 22, 2004

    I am a federal military civilian employee. On september 11th we were sent home as our military installation was being "locked down" for the rest of the week due to the WTC attacks. Yep, you guessed it the next day ADT had a subcontractor in our neighborhood called SOS Security selling door to door ADT security systems with the "no obligation cancel at any time home security systems. All we want to do is place a sign in front of your house for advertising".

    We repeatedly asked and were told that we could cancel at any time. After about a year of monthly payments and calming down like the rest of the country I decided to cancel the monthly service. I was told that to read the fine print in the contract and I was liable for two years at 75%. Currently a collection agency has contacted me and ADT want the two years at 75%. I am more than willing to go to court as these bloodsuckers should not be allowed to capitalize on my personal fear for profit. Their timing was by no means accidental.

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    Reviewed Feb. 23, 2004

    I have tried to cancel service with ADT since January, 2003 because Cox Cable cut the ADT wires and ADT was no longer able to monitor my home. I called and wrote letter trying to get them to stop drafting my account to no avail. In September, 2003 I filed Bankruptcy listing ADT as a creditor. Even after receiving the First Meeting of Creditors, ADT refused to stop drafting my checking account.
    Finally, after exhausting my checking account, ADT's drafts bounced in November and December of 2003. They sent me a bill for two months services plus $40.00 overdraft charges. I wrote them, sending them copies of my Bankruptcy Final Discharge, asking them to prove that they were providing me services as I no longer lived at that address and the power had been turned off since September, 2003. I informed them that their services were discharged in the Bankruptcy and that they had broken the law by drafting my account after the First Meeting of Creditors. I just received another bill for 4 months services and $80.00 in overdraft charges. I give up! There seems to be no way to stop these people. Not even through Bankruptcy.

    Because of ADT continually drafting my account after being told not to, the bank closed my account because of overdrafts (from ADT) in the amount of $101.00. After the Bankruptcy was discharged, I now have $101.00 from the bank in collections, and outstanding bills from ADT that I can not get off my credit report because I've already filed bankruptcy. This has all be due to ADT's incompetence and lack of obeying the law.

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    Reviewed Dec. 10, 2003

    ADT has installed a faulty alarm in my restaurant. The original technician was sent out on July 16, 2001, and instead of doing his job properly, managed to make a sexual advance at me. Up to the present time, I have had nothing but a hard time with ADT when it comes to customer service, billing, repairs, questions, etc. My restaurant has been broken into 4 times, and instead of fixing the problem, ADT sent my account to collections.

    Two police reports have been filed with the Hermosa Police Department. I feel very violated and unsafe in my place of business. I have a broken safe, and $800 missing. After the 1st police report was filed, ADT did send a technician out, but 2 days later disconnecetd my service. I did not receive a bill for the month of November, and even though ADT knew my system was faulty, they sent me to collections.

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    Reviewed Nov. 11, 2003

    Based on a telemarketing call we purchased a 3 year contract for ADT monitoring and received a free security system. We were planning to move so the salesperson told us the system would be moved for free anytime during the contract. He put this in writing after the fact. We later found this company was an authorized ADT "dealership" not ADT itself. Keep in mind that ADTs name was all over the documents we signed, and we are being billed by ADT on our credit card too!

    Anyway, we signed a contract. No address was specified for monitoring on the contract as it was left blank when we signed (I have a copy). To make a long story short, we moved and ADT wouldn't honor the salesmen's promises. They say the "dealership" made the promises of moving our system, not ADT as they just provide monitoring. Of course, the dealership is no longer in business. An ADT rep told me that they don't like working with the dealerships and they are trying to get rid of them because of these issues.

    What's funny is ADT won't provide monitoring services to me if I reinstall the system myself at the new address. They're talking out of both sides of their mouth. So, I'm stuck with paying my pre-authorized credit card charges of 29.99 which they say I can't stop, and ADT will NOT provide monitoring services to a different address. The Better Business Bureau was worthless beacause they just note that we agree to disagree. I don't even see my complaint as a "black mark" on their web site.

    ADT keeps asking for extensions of time to respond to the complaint, and I just keep paying them. What really steams me is that ADT bad mouths the authorized dealerships and blames all issues on them, but they are aware of all business practices of dealerships and are glad to purchase new contracts from them. FYI, you can buy security systems from local companies (or wireless self install kits online) and get monitoring for 1/2 the price of ADT.

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    Reviewed Nov. 10, 2003

    In December 2002, my husband and I purchased a home and for security, we wanted services from ADT. Months went by, then we noticed that the livingroom monitor was not working. Actually, we noticed that it never worked because no one is to walk into the livingroom area in the nightstay mode. From day one, the alarm never went off. Therefore, if an intruder was to walk by the monitor, no alarm would go off. What can we do about this situation? I can't get out of the contract until anouther 12 months.

    I believe that we should not have to pay $80 for a serviceman to show up and do the work that was to be initially done with the $250 intallation.

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    Reviewed Nov. 5, 2003

    After having continuous errors with the ADT system, telling us a window was open when it wasn't, we called ADT for service. They told me it would cost me since I did not have the service plan. I told them to cancel the account. They asked if I would not cancel if they sent a service rep out free of charge to fix the problem. The rep came out replaced the battery with another dead battery, disconnected a panel and left wires hanging out of my walls.
    I immediately called the support center and told them to cancel the service. Two months later I received an overdue balance notice. I again called and they told me it took a billing cycle to remove the amount from my account. They also sent a letter to this effect. This all took place in May/June 2003 timeframe. I received over 3 calls with the same results. Finally two weeks ago I was informed the only reason they did NOT cancel the service was because THEIR rep did not ask me for my security code in June. They have turned the balance over to a collection agency and refuse to discuss the error of their own system and failures to cancel the service. Today they told me because I allowed the service tech in my house I was responsible even though I called to cancel on more than one occasion.

    The consequences is that a collection agency is now hounding me for $75.25 which I refuse to pay since I've cancelled this service repeatedly.

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    Reviewed Nov. 1, 2003

    I had a home security system which malfuctioned. I spent 8 weeks making phone calls trying to get my equipment fixed. After numerous missed appointments I got fed up and requested that the alarm be taken off. Now they keep trying to send me bills for a service I never had.

    I just received a letter from a collection agency for the money, which I am not going to pay.

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    Reviewed July 26, 2003

    I had an alarm istalled in my house. Durning a time where I had construction in my house we needed to disconnect the alarm. ADT was advised of the situation and instructed us how to disconnect and reconnect the alarm. Upon reconnection the alarm's key panal was not working properly. We notified the company and they stated they would send someone to fix it. After taking numorous day off of work and my wife cancelling numerous appointments no one came to fix anything.

    At the end of three months of this I got upset and requested the alarm to be taken off. Again I received more appointments for someone to come and take the alarm off -- again no one came. After another month of this I was told they do not come to get the equipment since they cannot use it again. I told them to close the account. Now they keep sending me bills stating I have a contract and they want to charge me $500.

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    Reviewed June 14, 2003

    I was consulted by a group of door to door salespersons in June 2002 about a free installation of the ADT equipment if we agree to put their sign in our yard and on our windows. Several times my wife asked, "what's the catch?" We were assured several times by the salespersons that there was no catch. They presented us with a Crime Grid of the area, stating the incline of Criminal Activity.

    At the time, we were considering putting our house up for sale and we explained that to the salespersons. They told us that in order for us to receive the "free installation" we would have to sign the contract for three years. I again explained that we do not think that we will live in this house for three years and that we did not want to sign the contract. They were persistent. One "pretended" to call a supervisor and ask if we would be able to break the contract if we moved within the three years. The "supervisor" reassured me that the contract was easy to break as long as we SOLD OUR HOUSE we would not be obligated to the terms of the contract.

    I asked that it be put in writing, and that section be crossed off our contract. The salespersons did cross it through and initial it. We were satisfied with their cooperativeness and we agreed to have the system installed. In Nov. 2002 we put our house on the market and it sold in two weeks. We officially sold our house in Feb. 2003, at which time, we called to cancel our contract. During the phone conversation, the person agreed to cancel our service and stated that they would send our final bill.

    When we received our bill, it stated that we owed over $950.00 for 75% of the contract. We were completely surprised to say the least. My wife called and was told that NO MATTER WHAT we could not break the contract. My wife explained that we were assured and reassured that by selling our house, the contract would be voided and she was laughed at by the phone rep. When asked to speak with the Manager, she was told that there was no way a manager would talk to her. Aggravated, my wife hung up to call back a different day. Of course, each and every time she called, she got the same run around.

    Finally two months later, she talked to the only helpful person at ADT, Melissa. Melissa explained to my wife that independent contractors do the door to door sales. (by the way they work on commission only) She told my that ADT gets a lot of complaints due to the deceitful tactics of these salespeople. She also told me that ADT does not officially own the contract, that the company that initially sold it to us holds the contract for one year and then ADT buys the contract. She told us to contact that company for problems.

    My wife then called that company. She was told by the Manager that the sales crew that sold to us that day no longer works for the company and that all of the files for that crew has come up "missing." I agreed to send a copy of our contract, which I did. Of course I received no call. I called back two weeks later. The manager stated that he can't be sure who put that line through the part of the contract in question, however in any event, the salespeople are NOT AUTHORIZED to alter the contract in any way. I explained to the Manager that they called their supervisor and got authorization. The Manager said that the supervisor was the one who initially sold me the service, and of course he is no longer with the agency. And we were instructed to call ADT.

    Sam should go to Small Claims Court with a copy of the contract that was modified by the salesperson.

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    Reviewed March 7, 2001

    I had ADT install a security system in two of my houses. They were both faulty. Neither house was being monitored. After months and months of calling them with my complaints they finally agreed to remove the systems and release me from my contract and also to refund all monies paid. I even have a letter from the company president that states this and it is dated March 8, 1998.

    Even after the system was removed they still kept taking the payments out of my bank account. They did this for many months. Also the police were sent to my house for no reason and I was charged by the police dept. for a false alarm. I am a diabetic and the stress and frustration has aggravated this condition.

    I try calling and they tell me they will settle this matter but after I hang up the phone I never hear from them until I call again and get the same response.

    Vincent should stop calling and start writing. He can send a certified, return-receipt-requested letter, reminding ADT that it has previously agreed to refund his money and stating that if he does not receive payment within 30 days he will institute legal action. Ideally he should include a copy of the letter he received from ADT. If ADT doesn't pay up, Vincent can sue them in Small Claims Court.

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    Reviewed Feb. 13, 2001

    A sales representative came to my home as he was going from door to door. He told me that if I placed their company's sign in front of my house, that they would give my a home security system free of charge. All I had to do was to sign up for the service, and that if I didn't want the service later on, that I could cancel it at any time, and that the company may either take the system back out, or let me keep it.

    What he didn't tell me is that after the three-day cancellation date if I decide to cancel the service, that their contract says that I have to pay them 75% of the remaining service charge for a three-year contract. I called the company a few months later because my mother didn't like the system, and she didn't use it. I sent a letter of cancellation in November. Then I found out that I still owe them $742.00. I believe this is contractual fraud, and that I have been deceived by ADT Security Services, Inc.

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    Reviewed Jan. 1, 2000

    On 08-10-00 at about 6:13a.m., I received a call from ADT stating "the store alarm had went off and entry showed at zone 1 front door". I asked if the police been dispatched and the lady said yes. Because i was at least 40 minutes away, I called the police department and the officer told me that the burglary occurred the night before and the alarm company said they could not reach me, so the police secured the building as best possible.

    When i arrived and went inside the business had been burglarized and i called the police out so they could take a report. The officer told me again that this occurred the previous night and the alarm company said they had no way of contacting me. I told the officer that three different telephone numbers are listed with the alarm company.

    The loss was estimated at about $1,000.00. I then called ADT to find out why I wasn't notified and spoke to Marty. She said I was paged and no return call came in and then she connected me with Kim who read over the log and said that proper procedure was not taken, all the contact numbers listed should have been called.

    Kim said she did not know the procedure to be taken next but there are some people who need to be trained on this type of situation.

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    Hello. Our sincere apologies to learn of this disheartening experience. Our team would be happy to review this further to assist. Please email AlwaysThere@adt.com with additional information. Please also include the phone number and address associated with the service. Thank you.

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