Vivint Accused of Impersonating CPI Security Reps in Latest Lawsuit
The lawsuit claims Vivint’s sales representatives posed as CPI employees or affiliates and tricked customers into signing up for Vivint’s service.
The lawsuit claims Vivint’s sales representatives posed as CPI employees or affiliates and tricked customers into signing up for Vivint’s service.
ADT claims Vivint misled consumers by targeting ADT customers and deceived them into believing that Vivint is affiliated with the company.
The Arkansas Attorney General’s office received over 100 complaints against alarm businesses and their door-to-door salespeople.
Huntersville, N.C. police say residents complained about Vivint door-knockers “being pushy, argumentative, sometimes cursing and coming late at night.”
A judge for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida declined ADT’s request in seeking $17 million compensatory damages.
Consumer Federation of America released its annual Consumer Complaint Survey Report for 2017, which found that alarm system sales are raising concerns.
In his Alarm Exchange newsletter, Ken Kirschenbaum examines the case of an alarm salesman who lost an appeal to overturn his conviction for shady sales practices.
SSI Senior Editor Rodney Bosch will moderate the session and be joined by two business development leaders from the Brinks Home Security Authorized Dealer Network.
ADT organized a press conference in Louisiana along with the Better Business Bureau to inform consumers nationwide about deceptive sales practices.
ADT reached agreements with three security companies after alleging its customers were being duped by misleading statements and sham sales practices.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
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