Re: James Bond Credit Card Lock Picks

["007" <jimfic@xxxxxxxxx>]

 Again, don't order them if you aren't authorized. I am in the
locksmithing trade as well, for almost 30 years now, and you can buy
lock picking tools online all over, not to mention books on the topic.
It isn't the "big mystery" that it was 30 years ago. People have access
to the internet now.


R.H.Campbell wrote:
> You're right Crash; however, guys like this REALLY piss me off ! In my
> locksmithing trade, having public access to lockpicking tools would be
> exactly the same as if I came on the internet and announced to the world all
> the installer codes for all the companies in my area.
>
> Security works on a "need to know" basis. Having a bunch of amateurs running
> around with picks does not work in anyone's favour. In our area, they
> wouldn't even sell them to me until I had been in the trade for six months,
> and then only after they got to know me. Now this f*cker is out there
> selling them to every Tom, Dick or Harry with a few bucks to spend !!
>
> In the US, in some jurisdictions, having lock picking tools in your
> possession without being a qualified locksmith can land you in some serious
> hot water !!
>
> RHC
>
> "Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:PQktf.17$Fw2.2440@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Most people wouldn't know how to use them anyway.
> >
> >
> > "Nick Markowitz" <nick-markowitz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> > news:tYitf.141$PR5.110@xxxxxxxxxxx
> > | And get charged with Felony poseccion of instruments of a Crime in some
> > | states
> > |
> > |
> >
> >
>
>
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