Heads up: callers are spoofing ADT and even mentioning Brinks to make the pitch sound legit, but they have no contract with you. This kind of identity theft scam often uses your full name and address to gain trust. Never share personal or payment info with unsolicited callers, and hang up if the request feels off. Verify any alleged contractor by calling the official company number yourself. Report the number to your phone carrier and to the FTC to help block future attempts. Keep a log of suspicious calls so you can spot patterns and protect your household.
Some person called me claiming to be from Brinks, using my full name and adress, saying they were contrated with ADT, but it was a scam
A person claiming to be a contractor for ADT contacted me, addressing me by my full name and referencing my address, but it was later confirmed that ADT had not authorized these calls.