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by plot » 2 Jul 2004 14:50
Grudge wrote:Another little interesting side note: thepickshop.com domain name was set to expire on 2/2/2004. Well it has been renewed for another year (2/2/2005). I wonder who did that? So I guess this Internet version of a Tiger Pit will be staying online for another year 
most domain registrars will automatically renew your domain for you so nobody else can grab it.
as for thepickshop.com, i just went there even though something that resembles a mainpage is still there, it looks to be uncared for and pretty much dead. images didnt load, yahoo basket gone, etc.
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by gi cannonfodder » 2 Aug 2004 16:31
it says their next monthly giveaway is in may and none of the links work
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by PickTrick » 2 Aug 2004 21:12
I just placed an order from www.lockpickshop.com because i saw on here that they are a very trusted source, and even had a discount if you type in lp101. Why in the world would you recommend the site, and keep it recommended in that thread if it's a fraud?.. anyways just now i saw this thread saying don't purchase from there. anyways i did call visa, and if it's a fraud, Visa will track him down, and he will be penalized by the law. And i won't have to pay for the fraudulant order. I hope what you say isn't true, because i'd hate to sue him over this. Even though i will if he doesn't ship my order. Thanks for the information guys, i'm prepared for the worst.
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by PickTrick » 2 Aug 2004 21:15
oh, thepickshop.com not lockpickshop.com nevermind i'm obviously blind. Can't wait, i ordered a MPXS-20 + the Training CD-ROM they offer. I havn't had a chance to pick locks before, but this will be a great start for me. I will be doing my certification soon and i wanted to get a little hands on practice before i jumped into a course. I have hundreds of locks around here to pick and it will be tons of fun!, i'll keep u guys updated.
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by JoR » 23 Aug 2004 15:56
I heard uncomfirmed reports that thepickshop owner was a fraud. Also I remember it being discussed on Totse a while ago.
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by Camarda » 23 Aug 2004 23:27
Maybe almightyarss own the site???
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by Fallen_Pin » 24 Sep 2004 22:05
Crickey ^O.o^ , Now I'm worried about the pics I had ordered from the Net. It's been about a week since the comformation email has been sent.. I worry so about my dear little first set 
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by Fallen_Pin » 25 Sep 2004 2:10
...comfirmation email... oh god I need sleep ^x.x^ there goes my first impression 
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by Kodack » 12 Oct 2004 18:04
lockpickshop.com is where I ordered my picks from. I got my order in a few days and I did get a confirmation email. I even had to email them back to ask that they ship UPS instead of USPS and they replied right away with "no problem".
I think they are legit.
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