Can You Pass the Locksmith Test?

[op-sec]

OK. If you say so... You may want to take a closer look at the ethics involved in purposely taking things out of context. Acting in an ethical manner - in all walks - is something that you should strive to achieve if you're going to be a lockie, or anyone else working in the security industry at large.

At the very least, it makes for some moments when someone in the know calls you out on it.

[thewizardofal]

Oh I see now,boy you called me.You dont have any thing new to contribute to the thread so argue, I am not a lockie I am a Locksmith I spoke the truth.You may not like it,people can report you ,you read it.sorry got to go do a call in Gville,for a reasonable price! cyah!

[op-sec]

Actually, I did contribute something new to the thread. I pointed out that the "crime" that would be investigated - if any - by the FBI in the situation we are discussing is that of telecommunications fraud. That is much different than what you had implied which is why I took the time to point out the rather substantial difference.

People are also welcome to report unscruplous "locksmiths" to the Federal Avaition Administration, the National Transportation Safety Board, or even the Joint Chiefs of Staff. They are just as likely spend investigatory effort on the matter as the FBI.

Don't believe me? Fine. You live close enough. I'm having lunch with one of the senior SA's at the Greenville FBI office this week. PM me your info and I'll drop you a line. Feel free to join us and ask him yourself.

Have fun on your lockout call. It'd friggin' cold out tonight!

[thewizardofal]

Cool got cha ,I just seen you could report it .Hope something could be done about old ladies getting charged $1500 for a lock change.As for what Ive seen it told about on at least two occasions. Good luck with your meeting,thank you for the invite. Yep Its cold.