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WE THOUGHT WE WERE SAFE !





We live in a Good Neighborhood... We have a Home Alarm... We own a Gun... This
Is What Happened To Us...


Our Story

   Friday, June 2, 2024:  Special Editorial By Bret Jones, Senior Editor

We Have Lived In This Neighborhood For Years With Absolutely No Problems.


One Day I Came Home And Saw Police Everywhere at the House Down the Street.  My
wife freaked out and said that she would not sleep in our house again until we
invested in a home alarm system. Since we have kids, and I travel a lot for
business, I agreed that an alarm made sense.

As Someone That Over Researches Everything, I Set Out To Find The Best Deal On A
Home Security System.   Most websites recommended getting these new age “Smart
Home Kits” that connect to your mobile phone. After getting lost in all the
“Tech Talk” and reading a thousand reviews, I decided to go with one of the
highest rated brands (not necessary to name that here). 

I Thought I Got A Pretty Good Deal.  While they had a “Free” option, the system
cost me about $1,000 because I needed to add additional contacts and I wanted
surveillance cameras. I also received a discount because I signed up for the $40
per month subscription which they said would notify the local authorities in
case of an unwanted entry. Believe it or not, I was able to set the system up by
myself. It took me the better part of a day, but the support was good, and I
finally got everything up and running. We rested well that night...

Over The Next Month, We Had A Couple Of False Alarms.  One happened in the
middle of the night, When something happened with one of the door contacts. I
can’t honestly say that I have ever felt less safe than I did when I thought
that there was someone inside of my house.



WHAT HAPPENS WHEN IT’S NOT A FALSE ALARM? 


It was a normal Wednesday. I left early for work that day because I had a
meeting to attend. My wife also had a meeting that day, So she got the kids off
to school, locked up and armed the smart system. She left around the usual time
of about 8:30 AM.

I had just started a meeting (around 10:00 AM) when my phone started vibrating.
I took a quick glance and it was a notification from my smart home security app,
saying the alarm had been triggered.

I thought to myself,  “Ugh not again...these false alarms are driving me crazy!”




*Tap* Cancel, *Tap* Disarm, I put my phone back in my pocket and got back to my
meeting… About 20 minutes later my phone started vibrating again...


“What Now?!”  



An incoming call from… Mike (our neighbor)?  Again, not thinking anything about
it, I declined the call and sent him the automatic message: “In a meeting, I’ll
call you back” *Tap* Send…

About 10 seconds pass and I receive a message from Mike: “Call Me ASAP! It’s
Urgent!” I waited for another minute and excused myself from the conference room
to call Mike back.

Mike answers: “Ok, Don’t Freak Out! But I’m pretty sure your house was just
robbed. I saw a guy with a hoodie and a backpack walking out of your back door.
I already called the cops.”

In a panic, I told my boss that I needed to leave and rushed back home.  When I
arrived home, Mike was standing outside.


 THE COPS SHOWED UP ABOUT 20 MINUTES AFTER I GOT THERE…

One Of Them Explained:

“These Guys Have Been Doing This All Over Town."


"They Knock On The Door And If No One Answers, They Just Kick In The Door.
 Looking at your door (which now has a busted jamb), it probably took them
about  10 seconds to get inside . 

These guys know that  people are gone during the day . T hey kick in the door
and are in and out of the house in about 5 minutes.  Even if you have an alarm, 
they are long gone by the time we get here. ”

He went on to explain,  “A lot of people around here have alarms.  About 90% of
all alarms however are false alarms . So, the city has forced alarm companies to
verify that an alarm is real before we can be dispatched to even come out. 

That means that  it typically takes about 5 minutes before we even get notified
. Once we are called, how fast we can get here depends on what else is going on
at the time. If there is a shooting or an accident, It will take us a lot longer
to get here. 

On a good day, it might take us about 20 minutes to respond. On a bad day, it
could take 45 to 60 minutes.  It's not because we don’t care it's just because
there is a lot going on.” 


THEY STOLE MORE THAN $2,000 IN CASH, OUR LAPTOPS, SOME CREDIT CARDS, MY WIFE’S
GRANDPARENT’S JEWELRY AND MY GUN!

SO HERE I WAS, WALKING THROUGH MY HOUSE, WHICH WAS A COMPLETE DISASTER. DRAWERS
WERE OPEN, THINGS WERE THROWN EVERYWHERE. I FELT COMPLETELY HELPLESS AND
ANGRY...

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All I kept thinking was, what would have happened if my wife and kids were home.
I thought I was safe. It's a “GOOD” neighborhood. 

I HAVE AN ALARM SYSTEM. I HAD A GUN.

None of it mattered. If I am not there, none of it matters...

As The Cops Were About To Leave, One Of Them Approached Me

“Look Sir, Want A Little Piece Of Advice?"

"If You Really Want To Protect Your House, You Need To Protect Your Doors.  Just
like this one, about  90% of the break-ins we see are through a door and most
are kicked in or pried open ."

"If You Want To Stop Most Intruders, Stop Them From Coming In The Door  and they
will go somewhere else. Regardless of how “ Smart ” your house is or how " Big "
your gun is, if an intruder is inside, you’ve already  lost the battle .”


THEN HE TOLD ME ABOUT A PRODUCT CALLED


DOOR ARMOR

He Told Me That He Had Seen Door Armor Tested , Was Very Impressed And Uses It
On His Home.

He also said that I could use it to fix my door for much less than calling a
carpenter to repair it AND that it would stop the intruders from getting back
in, if they came back.

Then he informed me that once a house has been burglarized it is 4X more likely
to be burglarized again because the thieves know what you have.

He went on to tell me that Door Armor costs about $100 and that I could install
it myself. I thanked him and told him that I would look into it.

Ironically, I was scheduled to be out of town on business the following week and
I couldn’t stop thinking about what would have happened if my wife and kids were
home when someone broke in, while I was away.



WHILE AT THE HOTEL, I DID A LITTLE RESEARCH AND ORDERED DOOR ARMOR

FOR ALL OF THE DOORS ON MY HOUSE.

I WAS WORRIED ABOUT HOW IT WOULD LOOK BUT I MUST ADMIT, THAT IT ACTUALLY LOOKS
PRETTY NICE.

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The kits showed up a couple of days later complete with hardware and  I was able
to install each kit in about 30 minutes  using only a drill. After installing
Door Armor, my wife and kids agreed to come home. 

A few days later I invited an old high school buddy over for a couple of cold
beers. I told him about our break-in and the false alarms and about my wife
refusing to sleep in the house. I shared the information with him I learned from
the police and how I decided to install Door Armor.

It’s funny,  most people that come to the house don’t even notice that it’s on
our doors.  I had to take him back to our door and show him what Door Armor
was  because He didn’t see it when He walked in.


I recommend Door Armor to anyone looking to truly protect themselves, their
families and their home.

Check out their site they have some great videos. One of them even has the
police testing their product with a battering ram.

Door Armor Is Nothing Short Of Amazing!

LEARN MORE ABOUT DOOR ARMOR


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