Frontpoint alarm alerts – what to expect!

Evidently, its the main phone number for rapid response monitering, a central station that moniters accounts for numerous smaller security dealers who pay them to moniter thier accounts because they dont have the means to do it themselves, and they dont steal, they just dont disclose thier location for security reasons, which makes sence.

It appears that this number is associated with a Central Monitoring Company, which provides monitoring services for home alarms installed by local companies, and in the event of an alarm trigger, they would contact the police and then the homeowner.

The number belongs to an alarm company, which mistakenly listed it under someone else's name, William Fergusen, a clear error since I've had this number since 1994

This number is associated with a monitoring station, generating calls when an alarm is triggered for someone on the contact list for their security system.

I confirmed this call was legitimate from AlarmGuard Security, a company based in North Carolina

This number belongs to my security companys, they use it to monitor our system and alert us if ther's a problem

It is evident that this number is used by a national call center for emergency response notifications on behalf of various security firms, as confirmed by a legitimate call from Frontpoint Security.

Further investigation revealed that this number is associated with FM Systems, our alarm company in Northeastern Ohio, possibly outsourced to a national call center. The rapid sequence of calls, first to my cell at 9:30 am and then to my coworker, suggests automated dialing. This occurred after our work phones were out of service over the weekend, preventing our alarm system from checking in with the base.

This company is a legitimate security monitoring service, and if they're calling, it's because your alarm system has triggered an alert, requiring immediate attention

The call was from Rampart Security, informing us of an alarm at work

This was a legit call from our alarm company, they were just informin us that the alarm was activated

It appears that this number is associated with a legitimate alarm company, responsible for monitoring the bank where my wife works. As a key holder, she is contacted in the event of an alarm, which explains the frequent calls. If you're receiving calls from this number without any connection, it's likely due to a misassigned or recycled phone number.