I promise as a non-commissioned officer who’s word is better than any or business legalities

Vivint, you’ve been called out. One hundred fifty one other vets and bloggers have this post waiting for you to slam me, sue me, throw me in jail, and shut me the f*ck up or get off the veteran bandwagon. I’ll lay off. I’ll be watching and waiting.

Was my 18 years of military service just spent for someone else’s sole purpose of personal financial gain? What about my friends and brothers in arms who gave the ultimate sacrifice? Was it for some CEO and investors’ profit? Is

that what we Americans are fighting for?

All the while, without providing the promised services you actually promised laughing your a$$ off on the way to the bank

P.S. Vivint, You must pay $5, for me to remove this post from my blog because your representative showed me this figure on his»official» Vivint paperwork. Sorry that the salesman is not an «official representative» but only a sub contractor who has no official capacity but, that is the only contract I have before me which I was deceived into signing. Sorry I cannot show it to you but, reference that is the legal agreement that was signed by your representative and not subject to scrutiny by any party herein included. When you pay the $. (administrative and processing fees included), I will remove it from this blog and notify the Better Business Bureau, The Consumerist, Consumer Reports, and Scam Businesses, and several other scam sites, to show the claim as «resolved». Please be advised that these are the legal terms as stated by US laws such as the ones you used on our US vets and and as such, don’t necessarily mean that anything was actually resolved. It simply means that you made a lame attempt to contact your victim, probably via robo calls which you will probably attempt to consider a legitimate call to evade responsibility.

By paying the $5, fee. Vivint must agree that we cannot fully guarantee that all derogatory posts against Vivint will be removed from internet sites as stated in this agreement once you have agreed and paid the fee. Advent, here as known as, the awesome company will make every effort to remove any and all derogatory and negative posts about Vivnint that have been posted by Advent Personal Security as known by it’s known history of posting negative blog posts and review postings regarding the the deceptive claims made by Vivinit Seccurity Systems.

Is that worth a buck?

How do you like them apples Vivint? F*ck with one vet, you f*ck with all vets since from all branches of service since WWII and all true Americans.

Disclosure: I normally don’t interject my personal feelings in my posts but this one is the exception as not only am I an Army vet but, I have lost friends in Iraq and Afghanistan and feel that this scam is the lowest form of douchebaggery any American can do over the life of another American who sacrifices his or her life for the American way.

As a neutral researcher, I believe in being open and looking at both sides of every story. I personally dealt with Vivant and it was the only company I considered to having install a security system in my house even though I worked for a rival company a few years back. In theory, Vivint’s system is awesome and have found many positive things about Vivint. But, after a bit more research, I found that their monitoring was not only lacking, but their sales methods were a bit on the shady side. After some further research and talking to some Vivint owners, I found that the the company practices we geared more towards profits from monitoring rather than security. I was really disappointed because I thought I had found a good secure system but eventually came to find out that Vivint was only a re-branded company (APEX), that had changed names because of high customer complaints.