Joanne Bowen Facebook ad: “The Night My Doorbell Camera Failed Me”

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I wasn’t going to share this, but what happened the other night really shook me up… It was just after 10pm. I was half-dozing in my chair watching the end of the news when my phone buzzed with a motion alert from my doorbell camera. We get the odd fox or cat, so I didn’t think much of it. But this one looked different. Someone was standing just outside the light, moving around near our car. When I opened the app to check, all I could see was a dark grainy blur. No face. No details. Just a black & white shadow moving across the driveway. Then I heard the car door handle rattle. My heart stopped. By the time I got to the window, whoever it was had already gone. The next morning I called the police and showed them the video. He said: Most of those big-name doorbell cameras record in such low light, they can’t pick up anything at night. The footage is useless to us. I felt so stupid. I spent over £150 on that thing, plus £10 every month just to “store” videos that were basically useless black & white black clips. All that money and it couldn’t even show any details. That evening I started searching online for something better. That’s when I found a camera called SafeView. It’s a different kind of security camera. It sits inside your window hidden and out of reach. So it can’t be stolen or damaged. But the thing I loved was the 2K video and color night vision. This one actually captures things in colour even when it’s pitch dark outside. I honestly thought it sounded too good to be true, but I ordered one anyway. When it came I thought I’d have to call my son to help me because i’m not that tech-savvy, but it was easy enough to do it myself. Peel, stick, connect. That’s it. No drilling or tools like those doorbell cameras. The first night I tested it, I could clearly see the neighbour’s number plate across the street. Faces, details, everything crystal clear. And the best part? NO monthly subscriptions! It saves everything straight onto a little memory card that comes with it, so I actually *own* my footage instead of renting it. Now when it gets dark, I don’t worry like I did before. If anyone walks up my drive, it starts recording right away and I get an alert straight to my phone. Not for cats, not for passing cars, just real people. The officer who came that night told me they’re dealing with more break-ins now that the evenings are darker earlier. I sent him a clip from my new camera a few days ago. He said, that’s exactly the kind of footage we can actually use. I wish I’d known about this sooner. I’m 58 and live alone so it gives me peace of mind. They’re doing 45% off this week and they include a free memory card too. Here’s the link where I got mine: https://www.monremi.com/pages/camukv1 I’m so glad I ditched my doorbell camera because this is way better and way cheaper. I hope this helps you out x

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The Night My Doorbell Camera Failed Me

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