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A couple days ago, I called our alarm company to change the call-out list (I need to change it again, to add someone else, but will get to that later). I also asked them to start a work order to get our programming changed, so that we can have pets loose in the house while we're out. As it is, I distinctly remember saying "no pets, none planned" when we got the system, and that's what the motion detectors are tuned for. They'll spot the cats and freak out for sure, once the cats have the run of the house.
Anyway, I was supposed to get a call back in 24-48 hours. I did not. So I called them, got the number of the local company, and called them.
And lo, much was explained. The local company's work truck was stolen last night. The police found it, and they're now finding out if it's still usable, whether the tools are there, etc. I must concede that does explain why they might not be calling about service requests in a timely fashion!
I made sure they had my cell number.
At least for now since the cats are still shut in the bathroom, it is not a problem. And until we solve the 'close off the front door area' it is probably STILL not a problem.
Anyway, I was supposed to get a call back in 24-48 hours. I did not. So I called them, got the number of the local company, and called them.
And lo, much was explained. The local company's work truck was stolen last night. The police found it, and they're now finding out if it's still usable, whether the tools are there, etc. I must concede that does explain why they might not be calling about service requests in a timely fashion!
I made sure they had my cell number.
At least for now since the cats are still shut in the bathroom, it is not a problem. And until we solve the 'close off the front door area' it is probably STILL not a problem.
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