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DMP helped launch the digital communications revolution in the security industry in 1975 and continues to set standards for intrusion, fire, access control, and network products into the new millennium. The once proprietary communications platform now allows a growing network of authorized dealers… DMP helped launch the digital communications revolution in the security industry in 1975 and continues to set standards for intrusion, fire, access control, and network products into the new millennium. The once proprietary communications platform now allows a growing network of authorized dealers to offer a full line of advanced products. Read more

By Splinter30 on October 26, 2009 Verified by Email
I was suckered into purchasing a DMP home security system with overpriced accessories thanks to their scare tactics. When the installed system quit responding a week later, I contacted customer support. The assistant was unhelpful and downright rude. I returned my system to DMP's distributor and complained to them about it.
It's an economic crunch out there are what does DMP do to get more business? They design keypad covers - that's right, keypad covers. That fancy new keypad cover will do nothing to protect Mr. and Mrs. Smith from Mr. and Mrs. Handgun. This company's resources would have been better spent making their systems smarter and more reliable, not cuter.

By Splinter30 on October 26, 2009 Verified by Email
I was suckered into purchasing a DMP home security system with overpriced accessories thanks to their scare tactics. When the installed system quit responding a week later, I contacted customer support. The assistant was unhelpful and downright rude. I returned my system to DMP's distributor and complained to them about it.
It's an economic crunch out there are what does DMP do to get more business? They design keypad covers - that's right, keypad covers. That fancy new keypad cover will do nothing to protect Mr. and Mrs. Smith from Mr. and Mrs. Handgun. This company's resources would have been better spent making their systems smarter and more reliable, not cuter.