mobile alert systems
Designing and comparing shapes with others in your industry has been their specialty for over 15 years. From “off the shelf” to tailored to your business needs, industry forms are at their fingertips. Better and legal, is what people are saying about the Bidxcel opportunity. Penny auctions are sprouting up everywhere it seems. Things started in the direct selling industry with Zeek Rewards but then came Bidify and now there are half a dozen penny auctions all wanting a piece of the pie. But what about the eCommerce business opportunity, Bidxcel?The Co founders of Bidxcel are Andrew Bracken and David Hofer, both with many years of business experience in Fortune 500 companies, and years working in the penny auctions industry. Their goal is to build a superior auction site with an affiliate and network marketing component to their compensation plan. Andrew and David bring a combined experience of over 30 years of high level corporate management and IT platforms that have been recognized worldwide. The Bidxcel IT
department is run by Co Owner David Hofer who has worked for Microsoft, Intel and AT and T. The IT department has the top of the line, the latest technology, MLM software
system and experienced IT staff to run it. The back end data management is managed by the same company that manages the largest penny auction in the world!They have the best systems, best architecture and integrations that will be sustainable for massive growth.
Blandit Etiam
Disgruntled people, often seniors, were pressured to buy the company’s alarm system and then forced to pay
much higher costs than they had expected, according to their complaints to police, state investigators, and local reporters. Vivint has never admitted wrongdoing and did not return many calls for comment over two months. It’s obvious that this is a paid commentor, and I’m not surprised that Vivint would attempt to whitewash their horrible reputation in such a manner. They are crooks!I am in Duval County, and I was approached by them the end of last April. Unfortunately, I was scammed. I thought I was getting a dependable, up to date security system, but my whole experience has been a nightmare. I ended up without AC for a
week due to shoddy installation, they wanted to blame it on my AC unit, then wanted me to pay them $400 to have an HVAC tech come look at it…I called my own person, and it turns out their installation person neglected to return the electrical breaker to the correct position after he came to reposition the main unit that was hanging at an angle on my wall. Can you believe that?Well, they did pay for the service call, and they should have; however, I’ve had ongoing problems aside from that for the last 4 months – since they put the cheap crap in. The last straw was a malfunctioning timer device installed to one of my lights. As a sat in front of the television late one night, it surged, the light bulb burst, and sparks shot across the room!Had I not been home, the place could’ve caught on fire. Main unit said “remove malfunctioning device.
