My name's Anthony. I've just purchased this home. I've been here about six months. It's a wonderful area. It's very quiet and peaceful here. I had a friend come over saying she gets a fire alarm. It's a log cabin. There's a lot of wood. And they did. The aesthetics to me is important. I came across the ring alarm system. And that really appealed to me. Within about a week after installing the system, alarm goes off. Next thing I know, my phone's ringing. Hello. Hello. This is Andy with the Ring of the Larm Monitoring. I had given Anthony a call. And I told him that we received a carbon monoxide alarm. I was burning incense. I had to advise him as a officer. I've already dispatched the fire department. They're on the way. Really? Can you cancel them out? I told him because of the urgency of this alarm, the fire department does have to respond and check everything out just to make sure everything's safe. Within minutes, the fire engine comes in. And I said, oh, jeez, listen, I'm sorry. It's a fossil alarm. They said, let's just take a walk through the house. When they came into the house, I hear all three carbon monoxide detectors going off. Firemen comes out walking with this pale. It's my ash pale. And he shows that the detector was going nuts over the ash pale. Unbeknownst to me, the whole room was enveloped in CO. Carbon monoxide, they say it's an odorless, tasteless gas. And it displaces the air you breathe. You could just go to sleep and never wake up. If ring didn't call, and if I didn't sign up for the Protect Plus, I really think that I could have died. Thank God for the ring dispatched being adamant of not canceling the alarm. It literally saved my life.