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Now they are using This # In Arizona (602) 926-7271

Came home today to this note, but with little information provided, I was suspicious. The web address is suspect in my opinion. I'm so glad I googled geotrek and discovered my gut was right on this one.

I think Geotrek will wind up being taken to court and it is a bit dangerous going on someone's property and leaving something on the door and pretending to have tried to make in-person contact.  And the gimmick with coupons is appalling.  The company should absolutely be ashamed of itself and if any of them think they are religious than they have really crossed way too many lines (and properties)

they just left a message to call dallas number 214-393-9682 or ftw #817-260-0168, I was home and they never rang the bell and left and id number.  i was leaving the house when i sat and just watched. he saw me but just closed his car door and kept going

It will never happen.

I work there... We are geo trek we provide people with services and no we are not scam

Of course you are.  Those that operate in a shady manner are, say it with me now, shady.

I have received 2 notices (cards on the front door that say, "Sorry We Missed You!") so far from GeoTrek.  I'm glad I looked them up before calling.  I thought it was strange since I found them on the door and I have been home both times.

saw a man through the window, pull up a private car in front of my newly closed house, he walked towards the front door, did not know, so I didn't bother going up to the door. He went back into his car and drove off, When he left, I opened to door and saw the post card stating 3rd attempt. I took it to my husband to see if he was expecting any delivery, just as my husband was about to call the phone number on the card, I told him to wait a minute while I look up the company online, only to see similar experiences. Scam!!!

You do NOT want these crooks casing your neighborhood!

We are not scam we provide people with serivce... only scam is you guys not trying it.... u should be a shame of it

Shocked that they would go on the offensive like that. The fact that this number of people have complained and the reality of saying that they missed you and not actuallly ringing the door bell or knocking on the door speaks for itself.  This is a sham business and it will be shut down.  I do know that both Dallas County and the State of Texas are investigating and involving people who have addresses in Georgia and Arizona.

When I went to the web address my Avast virus protection went off and I had to restart my browser.  These guys blow.  I hope I get moment one of them next time they litter my property.  What [***]!

Today got the 3rd and final notice while people are at home. I was planning to call them after the first failure delivery notice; but was keep forgetting. Now I'm glad I didn't and instead found this forum.

Ginger - would love for you to expose this ruse.

I've received 3 notices.  The best part - the 2nd notice came on Halloween evening and I was sitting outside getting ready to hand out candy.  This guy pulls up in a regular car (ie not a delivery truck, etc), gets out and hands me a notice saying "Sorry we missed you!"

At this point it was a matter of principle to call the number to dig into what was going on - we're they simply moronic yet benign marketeers targeting people who recently purchased a home (I assume they're trolling the county tax records) or was it something more nefarious..

So I call the number after hours and it asks me to enter my confirmation ID.  I altered the ID # they left on the card and first got rejected by the system but finally entered one that was accepted.  A lady answers and says, "This must be Mr. Campbell."  I was honest and said 'no, this isn't Mr. Campbell' and this seemed to fluster her a bit.  I asked if she worked for Geotrek and she said no.  So I asked what company she worked for and she said "Protection Services".  Upon further inquiry, she admitted she was with an alarm company but couldn't confirm what Geotrek was trying to deliver since I wasn't Mr. Campbell.

Alas my devilish side got the best of me and I said, 'what would you say if I told you I WAS Mr. Campbell?'  She perked up and immediately launched into a spiel about a "welcome" gift basket with two different gifts.  First gift was $300 worth of restaurant coupons and all she needed was a valid email address.  Told her I wasn't interested in the coupons.  

She then told me about the second gift -  $1000 of worth of free alarm equipment.  Told her I already had an alarm.  I thought we would be done but then she offered to provide free water quality tests.  Told her that ignorance was bliss and I preferred to blissfully/ignorantly continue drinking from the tap rather than know about all the creepy crawly things in my water.

She made a final attempt to get me to bite on something and offered pest control service.  

At this point I had determined the outfit was definitely of the moronic, yet benign, marketing type rather than something more nafarious so I politely told her I was not in need of any services and wished her a good evening.

So, although likely not criminal, it is significant case of bait and switch...

Yes, we have been receiving these as well.  They just left it without ringing the doorbell.

Same thing here in south central phx.  I called the number because I thought it maybe something important
since we just moved in and they told me I was going to receive a free coupon book and that they wanted to e-mail it and send some people to sell their security system.  It felt a little threatening at that point. When you call they ask for your conf # first and then you are on the hook since they now have your address and name.  They were very pushy. I hope they dont come back even though I told them not to.

So I recently thought of a non intrusive way to tell folks about a promotion I was running.  So I made up some flyers, logged into my lead generator,(salesgenie), uploaded a list of new home owners and hit the road.  How clever I am, or so I thought.  I pulled up to an address and saw the "sorry we missed you" flyer in the door.  At first glance it appeared to be a note for a missed appointment, so I shrugged it off.  However, after the 2nd, 3rd and 4th flyer I took one to read it. I researched the company And found this blog.  Sad.  Sad because I am a sub and I specialize in custom home security, audio/video and surveillance.  And I thought by being straight forward, I could get some respect.  My ad clearly states the promotion I am running for the holidays.  But then you have companies like the ones who use this delivery service to sell security systems and it pisses people off. To make matters worse, the people selling the product don't know the first thing about the equipment they are selling.

I guess they've tapped the Tucson, AZ market b/c we got one right after we closed on our new home. It's very strange to get a notice like this that includes your name and address. I told my wife that no reputable delivery service would write up our names like that and spend the $$ on that cheesy, trashy slip of paper which looks like some high school-er payed Vista Print to do. My wife and I are musicians and are home most of the day so I hope notice no. 2 comes at the right moment so I can scare "GeoTrek" off.

Thanks for this forum.

-C

Just closed two weeks ago. They are obviously using MLS or public real  estate records. Gated community with a big sign at the entrance that says NO SOLICITING. I'll get my cams plugged in tonight and share their face.

Dallas 214-447-7610
Fort Worth 817-259-0207