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Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Information on Locksmith training, certification, licensing, and operating a business.

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Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby apaplayer » Thu Nov 19, 2009 10:04 am

Would like to talk with Illinois locksmith about testing, continuing education and licensing. Either PM me or we can talk on the forum.
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby unlisted » Thu Nov 19, 2009 10:53 am

You may be better off going to a local locksmith in your area. I don't know if there is any members from that exact location.
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby apaplayer » Thu Nov 19, 2009 11:25 am

I looked at the members map a few days ago and there seemed to be some.Anywhere in Illinois would be ok.
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby jim-locksmith » Fri Dec 04, 2009 9:27 pm

i think its necessary these days to have locksmiths number you never know when emergency arrives
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby globallockytoo » Sat Dec 19, 2009 1:54 am

Bloody spammers!

Hey mods - what happened to policing signatures?
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby ElAbogado » Sat Dec 19, 2009 2:03 am

globallockytoo wrote:Bloody spammers!

Hey mods - what happened to policing signatures?



And your signature is spam for BiLock.... hmmmm.

:wink:
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby unlisted » Sat Dec 19, 2009 3:33 am

Ya, you can have information in your sig, no weblinks thou. adn no direction to check a weblink.

You guys still don't know how to use that cool "REPORT POST" button eh?
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby freakparade3 » Sat Dec 19, 2009 3:59 am

globallockytoo wrote:Bloody spammers!

Hey mods - what happened to policing signatures?


Oddly enough I just came back today and saw the horror that has become the sigs of LP101. I have always been the sig cop and I vow to all that is holy this will be fixed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


My name is Freakparade3 and I approve this message
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby globallockytoo » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:22 am

ElAbogado wrote:
globallockytoo wrote:Bloody spammers!

Hey mods - what happened to policing signatures?



And your signature is spam for BiLock.... hmmmm.

:wink:


How so?
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby apaplayer » Sat Dec 19, 2009 9:21 am

I made the original post to get information on licensing in Illinois. I wasn't clear with a question and never got a serious reply. My fault, should have done better. How do I get a moderator to remove this thread or at least my original post?
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby globallockytoo » Sat Dec 19, 2009 12:25 pm

apaplayer wrote:I made the original post to get information on licensing in Illinois. I wasn't clear with a question and never got a serious reply. My fault, should have done better. How do I get a moderator to remove this thread or at least my original post?


You need to apply for a PERC card in IL. I am in St Louis and cannot cross the border to do work in IL but they can cross over here and steal my work.....sux! :evil:
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby apaplayer » Sun Dec 20, 2009 4:08 am

I have a PERC card as I am licensed security card. All it takes to get a card is to have fingerprints and apply and pay a fee. There is no test. I am also licensed in St. Louis and St. Louis County, for which I had to pay. I see many vans from St. Louis which Locksmith and Lockout Service all over Metro- East so what's your point?
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby unlisted » Sun Dec 20, 2009 4:29 am

He has a very good point.

Please change your online attitude, your posts could be construed as combative.
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby apaplayer » Sun Dec 20, 2009 5:03 am

I' saying he has the right to work in Illinois if he gets the PERC csrd. I'm an Illinois resident and I have to buy one. I'll also have to pay a $500 application fee for a locksmith license that is non-refundable if you don't make your test by the way the test also costs $150. When he comes across like he's somehow getting screwed by not being able to work over here, He only has to pay the same fees and take the same test as everyone.
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Re: Illinois Locksmith Wanted

Postby globallockytoo » Sun Dec 20, 2009 7:41 am

Yes. I can apply for a PERC card, but I am not interested in driving 45 minutes one-way to service Illinois residents at my advertised rates. Paying the ludicrous fees imposed by the state of Illinois seems pointless when there is no enforcement. If I did pay for licensing there, I would need to increase my fees to account for the licensing costs. The thing is though, if your product or service is not offered by a state licensed company in Illinois, you can operate there without any license, provided you are selling or installing your exclusive products.

I took a call recently from the East St Louis Sheriffs Department, wanting me to rekey all their Medeco locks on gun safes in all their vehicles.

I refused immediately because I am not licensed in Illinois (and I wasnt sure whether it was a ploy to lure me over) - I suggested them to use a licensed Illinois locksmith.

(apparently they had tried to, but the service and knowledge accumen was terrible)

I previously held the St Louis MO, security guard license too, because I was working in personal security services too. (until my locksmith business started getting too busy) I have since let it lapse.

Yes there are MO locksmiths that do cross the border and some of them are unlicensed, but when there is no enforcement, why should they pay for something that offers them no security. The scammers have been getting away with it. The consumer rarely asks for a license to be produced, why should there be one if all it is is a revenue generator for a broke government?
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