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McLean, VA (PRWEB) January 23, 2014
FrontPoint Security, the nationwide leader in wireless home security, has earned ASecureLife.coms prestigious No. 1 rating for the fifth year in a row, demonstrating its ability to unceasingly deliver exceptional home security value and service.
FrontPoint Security was selected based on many factors, including overall safety, value, customer service and support, ease of installation and portability/relocation options.
There were many new entrants to the home security industry in 2013 and the battle for this coveted position was closer than ever, said ASecureLife.com President Alex Schenker. FrontPoint Security continues to beat the competition with a stellar cellular security system backed by the best customer service in the industry.
ASecureLife.com is a widely-respected resource for home, online, personal and financial security. Each year, it conducts extensive alarm industry research to determine which home security providers deliver the best overall security system. The evaluations include independent security expert reviews, anonymous consumer phone calls, and consumer feedback. ASecureLife.coms search for unbiased feedback reflects consumers viewpoints expressed not only on its own website, but also on third-party reviews sites, such as Yelp, Angies List, and the Better Business Bureau.
ASecureLife.coms research and industry expertise is invaluable to home security customers and providers alike, said FrontPoint Co-Founder and Senior Advisor Peter Rogers. Its recognition of FrontPoint as the top provider in the marketplace validates our dedication to safety, simplicity, and exceptional customer service. Its truly an honor to receive this distinction again, especially in such an increasingly crowded field.
About FrontPoint Security
FrontPoint Security is the leading nationwide provider of interactive wireless home security systems and the only security company protecting every customer with 100% wireless and 100% cellular technology. FrontPoint combines next generation technology with remarkable simplicity and commitment to service, resulting in a safer and unique customer experience. With customers in all 50 states and Canada, FrontPoint Security is one of the fastest growing alarm companies in North America. FrontPoint is a GE Security Authorized Dealer and Alarm.coms Preferred Dealer for no-hassle security solutions. For more information, please visit http://www.FrontPointSecurity.com or call 855.296.3945.
About Cover Story Media, Inc.
Cover Story Media, Inc., based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is the parent company of ASecureLife.com. Cover Story Media is an online publishing company with multiple consumer-driven, web-based brands that specialize in original content in unique interest areas. Their websites are viewed as established resources that help millions of visitors each month nd the solutions they are seeking. Readers are invited to interact and share their experiences in their web communities via discussion forums, comments, social media, e-mail newsletters and more.
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Mounting threats to target the Sochi Games prompt some Olympians to tell their families and friends to stay home. US officials, meanwhile, offer some reassurances on security even as they make concerns clear.
[Updated Jan. 24 5:45 p.m.] American speed skater Tucker Fredrickss parents were on hand in Turin, Italy, in 2006 and Vancouver in 2010 to root for their Olympian son.But when Fredricks skates in the Sochi Gamesin Russiain February, his mom and dad will be at home where their son has asked them to stay out of concern for their safety.
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Normally, Olympic athletes encourage family and friends to attend the Games to cheer them on. But this year, as concerns mount over the threats that militants from Russian hot spots such as the Caucasus region where Sochi sits may pose to the Winter Olympics, more athletes from the United States and other countries are asking loved ones to stay home.
The list of countries to announce that their Olympic committees have received specific threats is growing. Hungary was the latest country this week to reveal it has received e-mails warning that its athletes could be targets.
Russia insists that the Games, set to kick off Feb. 7, will be safe and it has deployed an unprecedented number of security forces of all stripes to back up that vow.
On Friday, Mitt Romney, former Republican presidential nominee, told NBCs "Today" that he would feel confident sending his family to the Sochi Games. Mr. Romney, who was CEO of the 2002 Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the Winter Olympics that took place just months after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, said, Theres never been a Games I know of that have been so targeted for specific threats as youre seeing in Sochi, But it's also the case, he added, that the level of security preparations appears to be at an unprecedented level.
That appears to apply to both Russia and the United States. US officials, acting on their own threat assessments, are deploying resources to the Olympics site and to the area. The US is offering assistance and antiterrorism technologies to Russian authorities.
Publicly, US officials are acting to calm rising jitters about Sochi, even as agencies from the military to the FBI take steps to address security concerns and to prepare to evacuate American athletes in the event of terrorist attacks or other disasters.
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Mounting threats to target the Sochi Games prompt some Olympians to tell their families and friends to stay home. US officials, meanwhile, offer some reassurances on security even as they make concerns clear.
[Updated Jan. 24 5:45 p.m.] American speed skater Tucker Fredrickss parents were on hand in Turin, Italy, in 2006 and Vancouver in 2010 to root for their Olympian son.But when Fredricks skates in the Sochi Gamesin Russiain February, his mom and dad will be at home where their son has asked them to stay out of concern for their safety.
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Normally, Olympic athletes encourage family and friends to attend the Games to cheer them on. But this year, as concerns mount over the threats that militants from Russian hot spots such as the Caucasus region where Sochi sits may pose to the Winter Olympics, more athletes from the United States and other countries are asking loved ones to stay home.
The list of countries to announce that their Olympic committees have received specific threats is growing. Hungary was the latest country this week to reveal it has received e-mails warning that its athletes could be targets.
Russia insists that the Games, set to kick off Feb. 7, will be safe and it has deployed an unprecedented number of security forces of all stripes to back up that vow.
On Friday, Mitt Romney, former Republican presidential nominee, told NBCs "Today" that he would feel confident sending his family to the Sochi Games. Mr. Romney, who was CEO of the 2002 Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the Winter Olympics that took place just months after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, said, Theres never been a Games I know of that have been so targeted for specific threats as youre seeing in Sochi, But it's also the case, he added, that the level of security preparations appears to be at an unprecedented level.
That appears to apply to both Russia and the United States. US officials, acting on their own threat assessments, are deploying resources to the Olympics site and to the area. The US is offering assistance and antiterrorism technologies to Russian authorities.
Publicly, US officials are acting to calm rising jitters about Sochi, even as agencies from the military to the FBI take steps to address security concerns and to prepare to evacuate American athletes in the event of terrorist attacks or other disasters.
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