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Security System Monitors

Secure America Now

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  • Emily A

    Date: 03/25/2025

    I would leave less stars if I could. there is no way to reach ************************. These people are the scum of the earth. I can tell you that because my Aunt ******, who has dementia and is in a memory care facility, dying AND has a front desk there that is OVER-RUN with mailings from them and the other 137 companies that I have pieces of mail from. If you find a phone number for ************************, it is likely a phone number for a man named ***** who owns a tactical training facility called ************************. He is over-run with calls on a daily basis b/c his business is not ************************.... He is ************************. I'm sure that ************************ is thrilled to pieces that people are calling the wrong number and harassing this poor man because ************************** does not exist (no phone number at all anywhere) except with a P.O. box that they will not answer your request to stop mailing. I have reached out to over 150 mail scamming agencies in the last 7 business days and it is not for the faint of heart. I have been screamed at by **************************, ***************************, etc., and the rest, could care less that this is happening. I hope that this stays up as a review and that people can know that *****, is not who you are looking for to stop the mailings. It is a bunch of people running a scam on our most cherished people in America, the elderly. File a police report if they are continuing to take money out of your account as this is what I was told to do (local). Good luck. This is the absolute most ridiculous thing I've ever had to do for ANYONE.

  • R.W. A

    Date: 09/08/2023

    Secure America Now, P.O. Box 96954, or **** * ****** **, Washington DC, STE 450N, Washington DC 20036 claims to be a non-partisan organization, does not provide a phone number to reach them, and is routinely confused with another organization/company with a same or similar name. It’s impossible to get off their mailing list, and we’re sick of getting their PARTISAN junk mail! Ted Cruz has lent his name to their letters, so we’ll contact his office next! We believe Ronny J****** has, as well. This is not a group I’d trust!

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