I was looking at Vivint's security systems on May 8th, thinking it would be a good fit for my house. But then the price they offered me was way beyond what I had in mind, their stuff starts at nearly $600 for the equipment alone. Don't get me wrong, I want good quality, but that's a lot of money upfront, especially for someone like me on a budget, they offer financing for like 5 years, but apparently not everyone qualifies. And even if you do, that's a long time to be locked in! On May 10th, when I actually signed up, I realized I couldn't just buy the equipment outright – it's all tied to these long contracts. The whole thing was a little complicated, I hope someone can offer me more before I find another.
I signed up for Vivint's security system on May 10th, their trial period is only three days! that's not enough time for me to really mess around with the system, see how it works, and make sure it fits my needs. It felt super rushed, like trying to learn a new recipe in five minutes. Plus, once they...
three months ago I decided to go with Vivint for my home security system. the salesperson totally promised I could cancel anytime, no problem, which of course was a huge selling point for me in case my needs changed, now I want to cancel. suddenly there's this giant cancellation fee they're hitting ...
Vivint's website is kinda all over the place when it comes to pricing, it says the installation fee is somewhere between $199 and $250, but some people say it was free for them, why the range? Just tell me the price upfront! Even if it’s not free. there's no way of knowing when those deals might pop...
I've been a ProNet customer for a while now, but the increasing costs are just too much to handle. Every six months, when the inflation adjustment happens, my payments have gotten to a point that I just can't handle anymore. I was really surprised when I tried to cancel the service and found out the...
when I actually needed to use the 23 systems and appliances, they proposed a lot of challenging tasks, the plan says it covers repairs or replacements up to $2,000 per appliance, but that doesn't seem like nearly enough these days. appliances can be crazy expensive to fix, and that limit leaves me s...
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