April 2026 - Hay Communications

In this edition: Secure Your eTransfers | Spotlight on the V730 Security Camera

Pro TIP for Digital Security of e-transfers

Secure your money so it arrives safely.

Turn on Auto-Deposit. Funds go directly into your account and cannot be intercepted.
Confirm the recipient also has Auto-Deposit enabled before sending money.
Double-check the email or phone number you are sending to.
Only send money to people you trust.

Please be aware that Hay is not involved in the e-transfer process.

High Tech Equipment,
Professionally Installed by AMP Security.
- Your Best Option for Home Monitoring.

The V730 is a Cut Above Big Box Store Cameras.

The V730 Outdoor Wi-Fi Camera includes 4 MP video with HDR and enabled colour night vision. Create a first line of defense against intruders with attention-grabbing spotlight and Improved 2-way audio.
This camera features: Onboard recording and video analytics for people, animal, and vehicle detection.

Greater Awareness. Greater Crime-Stopping Power.

AMP Security Standalone Video option allows you to have cameras professionally installed and then you self-monitor your property. This package does not include any monitoring service. Your new cameras will notify you when an animal, person or vehicle is detected, depending on your set preferences.

Self-Monitor - $25/mo
Monitoring and additional recording options available
Installation and hardware not included (0% financing available)
Call for a Free Estimate | Bundle service fees with other Hay services
519-263-2677 | info@ampsecurity.ca | ampsecurity.ca

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We would like to acknowledge that the land we stand upon today is the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and Neutral peoples. We would also like to acknowledge and recognize the Upper Canada Treaties signed in regard to this land and our roles as treaty people, committed to moving forward in the spirit of reconciliation, gratitude, and respect with all First Nation, Métis and Inuit people.