Link Interactive’s own pages name no first responder discount, and the addresses where one would live return the site’s not-found response. What does exist is cash back through MaxRebates, which has a Link Interactive store page. The catch is how you place the order, so read the section on checking your order before you count on it.
Link Interactive sells do-it-yourself wireless security and home automation systems. Its pages say it’s a dealer for Alarm.com, that it pre-programs your sensors so all you do is place them, and that the sensors are peel and stick. Monitoring comes from Avantguard Monitoring Centers in Utah and Idaho. The pricing page lists three plans, Standard, Gold and Elite, at $30.99, $39.99 and $47.99 a month, and the FAQ puts video for four cameras at $5.00 a month, with another $5.00 for every four after that and a cap of ten cameras per account.
How To Get The Link Interactive First Responder Discount
There’s no discount to claim on Link Interactive’s side. Its home page, pricing page, quote page, FAQ, support page, business page and moving guide name no military, first responder or group pricing, and /military, /first-responders, /military-discount and /discounts each return the same empty not-found response as an address made up for the test. The FAQ has a section labeled Agreement Terms/Discounts, and what’s in it is the contract terms plus a prepay month and a referral month, all covered below and open to every buyer.
The route that does exist is MaxRebates, which lists Link Interactive as a store with its offer under Online Purchases. Here’s how it works:
- Create a free MaxRebates account if you don’t have one.
- Search for Link Interactive in MaxRebates’ stores and open its page.
- Choose Shop Now so MaxRebates sends you to Link Interactive’s site, then start your order or quote request in that same visit.
- Afterward, check your MaxRebates account to confirm the order tracked.
Check How You’ll Order Before You Count On The Cash Back
MaxRebates’ page for Link Interactive says “Missing Cash Back inquiry is not available for this merchant.” Put plainly, if an order doesn’t track, MaxRebates says it can’t open a missing cash back inquiry for this store, so getting the visit right matters more than usual.
Link Interactive’s own ordering flow is built around a quote. Its Get Started and Shop Now buttons lead to a page that offers a free quote and a phone line, and the cart icon in the page header links to a separate shop address that didn’t load when this was checked. So find out up front whether your order will be placed online in the same visit that MaxRebates sent you to Link Interactive’s site. If it ends up placed by phone, read the terms on MaxRebates’ Link Interactive page before you rely on the cash back.
MaxRebates also says the cash back is based on the final purchase amount, excluding tax, shipping and the amount saved through coupons, that coupon codes from other sites than MaxRebates may void it, and that returning or canceling part or all of your orders may void it. That means a refund under Link Interactive’s money-back guarantee could cost you the cash back. MaxRebates changes its rates, so this post doesn’t print one; read the number on the store page the day you order.
What Link Interactive Offers Every Buyer
The money-back guarantee is the first thing to know. The FAQ says you have 30 days from the day you receive the system, that you return it with a free shipping label, and that Link Interactive refunds anything you paid for equipment and monitoring.
The contract is the second. The FAQ says Link Interactive requires a minimum 36 month agreement, or one to three years if you already own your equipment. If you cancel early, you’re responsible for the remaining terms of the agreement, and the FAQ says no early cancellation fee is charged. The pricing page pairs the contract with a 3 year guaranteed rate lock and a 3 year warranty on all equipment. Get the term in writing and read it before you sign.
Two small perks sit in different places. The FAQ says you get one month free for each year paid in advance, and that a referral gets you and the person you refer 1 month of free monitoring each. The quote page says to mention the customer who referred you when you order, and you’ll both get a free video doorbell, with terms and conditions applying. Those two pages describe different perks, so ask which one applies before you hand over a name.
Moving is covered too. The moving guide says there’s absolutely no fee to move your system from one house to the next, and that you own all of the equipment, so it goes with you.
Q&A
Q: Does Link Interactive have a first responder discount?
A: None of the Link Interactive pages read names one, and its /military and /first-responders addresses return a not-found response. The route that does exist is cash back through MaxRebates.
Q: How long is the contract?
A: The FAQ says a minimum 36 month agreement, or one to three years if you own your equipment.
Q: Can I cancel early?
A: The FAQ says you’re responsible for the remaining terms of the agreement and that no early cancellation fee is charged.
Q: Is there a money-back period?
A: Yes. The FAQ gives you 30 days from the day you receive the system, with a free shipping label for the return.
Q: Who monitors the system?
A: The FAQ names Avantguard Monitoring Centers, located in Utah and Idaho, and says Link Interactive is a dealer for Alarm.com.
Q: What happens to the cash back if I return the system?
A: MaxRebates says returning or canceling part or all of your orders may void the cash back.
Q: Which alarm company does name first responders?
A: SimpliSafe runs a program that names police, fire and EMT. It’s covered on our SimpliSafe first responder discount page.
More Information:
Link Interactive’s terms and MaxRebates’ terms can change, so check both before you order. If you’d rather start with an alarm company that names first responders, see the Brinks Home first responder discount, or browse our tech discounts.
