Caller: (514) 669-5500

Called and said my alarm went off at work, and I don’t have an alarm system installed. Total scam. Called me at 11 pm at night

Caller: (514) 669-5500

This number is Tyco / Johnson Controls, not a scam. They respond to alarm systems going off and run down their list of contacts until they reach someone. I deal with them all the time.

Caller: (514) 669-5500

Same thing like everyone else.. not sure if scam...They called at 1AM!! Knew my name and company that I worked for.. did not answer but very strange.

Caller: (514) 669-5500

Called and knew my name and the name of the place I work at and asked to confirm my information, at 11:30 pm at night. They posed security alarm system

Nope! Business sited does not exist any more, and person listed on security call list was never on the list.

Called twice in a week a 4:30 AM posing as Johnson Controls asking for a name not associated with this house.

Tycho Security (alarm company) calling about trouble alarm.

Called work phone saying my place of business' security alarm was disabled. Untrue since the alarms were still in place AND the sirens would be going off. Asked for my first name, then last, I didn't give either. Hung up on them and they haven't called back. The caller sounded like they were barely out of puberty!

Keeps calling my number.

Number called our business and said that their an alarm company. Our receptionist answered the phone and they asked for the alarm company's name twice, and our person talking to them couldn't understand them. They said we had alamrs going off in zones that we don't even have. When our receptionist said to hang on (she then called me down to talk) they hung up. Called the number back and it goes to Tyco Security in Montreal. And of course, they have no record of calling us. My theory is a scammer is piggybacking on their number somehow. They asked for the name of the receptionist and a seven letter code.

Not a fraud.... Alarm went off at a location I used to work at and I am on the emergency contact list. Left a message and told me the exact door that tripped the alarm.

Not a scam.If you get a call, you're probably on the call list for your company.Tyco handles our security systems at my store. When my place of work got broken into, they contacted me because the contacts ahead of me on the list didn't pick up.I missed their call initially because of the random Montreal number, thinking it was a scam also. Looked up the number, called back, and it was a different representative who picked up and had no recollection either - so yes, it's possible. When I gave them my store name, and my name, I was told we were broken into and all alarms were going off. They were able to tell me exactly which alarms were going off - sure enough when I went to the store, the police were there and we were broken into...Not a scam!