Like a fire alarm that sounds without a blaze, the calls from +16152694832 keep buzzing with false alerts. Most recipients hear a voice identifying ADS Security or a generic "Central Station" and claim an alarm triggered at their address. The pattern shows a legitimate alarm‑monitoring service mis‑routing notifications, not a scam. If you receive such a call, verify the alarm status directly with your known provider using a trusted number, avoid sharing personal data, and ask to be removed from any incorrect contact list. Repeated missed‑call attempts are typical of automated follow‑ups, so logging the time and content can help if you need to dispute future outreach.
This number is legitimate and belongs to ADS, who were contacting me to verify an error with my alarm system, confirming its authenticity.
The company appears to be legitimate, but they had the wrong number, as they claimed an alarm had gone off, which I don't have
At 7:40 pm, this number called, but I did not answer, and they subsequently hung up.
The company that monitors our museum's security system makes legitimate calls to contacts on their list to report alarms, and they are indeed a trustworthy organization
Tonight, at 9:16 p.m., I received an unexpected call from this number, but I didn't answer since I didn't recognize it, and no message was left.
This number called and hung up, then called again and would not answer
The company associated with this number is Ads Security, which we use for our alarm system, and calls are typically made when an alarm is triggered
Its the alarm company, they were checking on the status of our alarm, thats all.
In February 2014, I received a call claiming to be a response to an alarm, but they had the wrong number since I reside in a condo building.
I'm convinced this number belongs to ADS Security, as I'm fourth on the list at work and received calls at 2:30 am, which is quite inconvenient.
This is a legitimate phone number.
This morning's call from this number claimed my business's alarm was going off and offered to call the police, but their information was inaccurate and they claimed to be from ADS
The 'Central Station' call center, likely operated by ADS Security, seems to have incorrectly listed my number in their system, resulting in recurring calls.
This number called me again, and the person on the other end identified himself as John from AVS Security, a company I'm not familiar with. He provided an 800 number to call back, but I didn't bother to write it down.
Upon calling back, the phone was answered promptly, and a man claimed to be from Central Station
This morning at 8:31 a.m, i got a call from this number, i didnt answer, they didnt leave a message