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#1
 2003-01-28, 09:44
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jackallen 
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my new lockpicking site
finally got around to creating my lockpicking e-commerce storefront. if anyone is interested in buying some lock picks and lockpicking devices, let me know. got a 32 piece pick set for $39.00 and a vending machine pick for $42.00. most stores online sell these for $60 to $100 each... right now we're experimenting with what works for us. the site is set up to accept PayPal, but we could work something out if you want to send a check or money order. currently, we are only shipping in the USA. if there is anything you want (we have every item SouthOrd carries), let me know and we'll match their price... 
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#2
 2003-01-28, 13:35
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eRJee 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
Those are all southord tools, and you copied the description with it.
But thats ok since you have LOW prices, how can you sell them at that price? Did you buy bulk at southord or did you buy damaged ones?
Does your friend who owns the site have a company or something? Becouse the website is registerd by TUCOWS, INC.
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#3
 2003-01-28, 16:17
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jackallen 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
quote: Originally posted by eRJee: Those are all southord tools, and you copied the description with it.
But thats ok since you have LOW prices, how can you sell them at that price? Did you buy bulk at southord or did you buy damaged ones?
Does your friend who owns the site have a company or something? Becouse the website is registerd by TUCOWS, INC.
we were able to enter into a very special arangment with the manufacturer to the the low prices we're offering... copied the descriptions and pictures cause most of them are southord brand devices... yea, it is my friends companies site...
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#4
 2003-01-28, 17:15
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dre 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
sounds good but where is the link to the site? and yall should fix your money order problem kuzz thats the only way i can order stuff
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#5
 2003-01-28, 17:18
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jackallen 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
quote: Originally posted by dre: sounds good but where is the link to the site? and yall should fix your money order problem kuzz thats the only way i can order stuff
forgot the link...  www.lumdirect.com http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3557&item=3204321237 have a 32 piece up there too... we can acecpt payment via money order or check too. if your gonig that route, email me with what you like, as the only way you'll be able to use the shopping cart is if your paying with paypal... [This message has been edited by jackallen (edited 01-28-2003).] [This message has been edited by jackallen (edited 01-28-2003).]
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#6
 2003-01-28, 22:44
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humplok420 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
hey , im still trying to figure out how to use the tublur lock pick, same ones from southord and i cant get into anything,,
those auto jugular lock pics, what cars does it work with ? please email me at humpmike420@hotmail.com and lets talk
thanks
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#7
 2003-01-28, 23:08
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jackallen 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
quote: Originally posted by humplok420: hey , im still trying to figure out how to use the tublur lock pick, same ones from southord and i cant get into anything,,
those auto jugular lock pics, what cars does it work with ? please email me at humpmike420@hotmail.com and lets talk
thanks
auto jigglers work on most cars, but not all. i cant guarantee that they will work on a particalar cars ignition. my friend has a concorde and a dodge spirit. my mom has a caravan. i used this device and was able to open all 3 vehicles in about 30 seconds to 2 minutes per car. true, those are all chrysler/dodge vehicles, but 3 for 3 isnt too bad...
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#8
 2003-01-28, 23:09
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girlzlover7 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
southord claims to be the manufacturer of their tools so either they are lieing or you are just running a scam to make some quick cash
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#9
 2003-01-28, 23:10
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jackallen 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
quote: Originally posted by girlzlover7: southord claims to be the manufacturer of their tools so either they are lieing or you are just running a scam to make some quick cash
im not scamming anyone here. i worked out a deal to get discounted tools from Southord to resell to make a few extra bucks. these are Southord made tools, just at prices that I have established. i've sold picks to a few people on here, and they were all satisifed...
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#10
 2003-01-28, 23:30
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JohnSmith 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
jackallen,
I am interested in purchasing a tubular vending machine lockpick. Please e-mail me - skaterguy207@yahoo.com
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#11
 2003-01-28, 23:43
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CDG 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
I am interested, however I prefer to mail cash. If that is possible, please email me with a mailing address and your payment will arrive in a few days along with an order form and where to mail back. My email is Hushed@hush.com
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#12
 2003-01-29, 00:58
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Capt Cataclysm 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
Did you ever get the 14 piece set in?
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#13
 2003-01-29, 03:23
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Idak 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
Jackallen, instead of having everyone post to get your e-mail, why don't you just put it on the topic? Or should we be e-mailing the "webmaster" of the site?
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#14
 2003-01-29, 03:27
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jackallen 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
quote: Originally posted by Capt Cataclysm: Did you ever get the 14 piece set in?
yep, we got them in..check em out..www.lumdirect.com cheapest place online you'll find them... 
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#15
 2003-01-29, 03:29
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jackallen 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
quote: Originally posted by Idak: Jackallen, instead of having everyone post to get your e-mail, why don't you just put it on the topic? Or should we be e-mailing the "webmaster" of the site?
if you have paypal and live in the USA you can go ahead and place your order online at www.lumdirect.com - this is also a site where you can see everything we are selling and our prices. i try to respond back to emails within minutes of receiving them (when im at the computer). for fastest service, email webmaster@lumdirect.com or ntauctions@yahoo.com
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#16
 2003-01-30, 04:17
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RavenKnight 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
Hey,
Do you have a cheap lockpicking book to buy on? cuz i want to get into lockpicking and i don't want to have to go on a site and print out some shit... Any help would be appreciated! ( i know i can get one on Southord, bt i want to see if you can get em cheaper..) Or should i just go with the Five-piece and the book?
~Raven~
[This message has been edited by RavenKnight (edited 01-30-2003).]
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#17
 2003-01-30, 07:38
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jackallen 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
quote: Originally posted by RavenKnight: Hey,
Do you have a cheap lockpicking book to buy on? cuz i want to get into lockpicking and i don't want to have to go on a site and print out some shit... Any help would be appreciated! ( i know i can get one on Southord, bt i want to see if you can get em cheaper..) Or should i just go with the Five-piece and the book?
~Raven~
[This message has been edited by RavenKnight (edited 01-30-2003).]
i would recommend the 5 piece set which includes the book. since you seem like a newbie at it, the book will be useful, and you'll have no need for the 14, 17, 20, 32, or 62 piece sets for a while. if you buy the book alone, you wont have any picks, so it will sort of be useless. my recommendation is start out with the 5 pick set/book combo, and as you become more experienced, move onto higher piece kits, and other tools, like sesame picks, warded picks, tubular locks, and other types of devices that I offer...
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#18
 2003-01-31, 02:49
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RavenKnight 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
Newbie question!
Once i get that stuff, where do you suggest i practice on, cuz i don't think my parents would want me to be a lockpicker so i don't wanna get caught or nothing... But yeah so like where would be a good idea (i don't have a lock on my door or nother :-( ) Help appreciated!
~Raven~
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#19
 2003-02-01, 04:00
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jackallen 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
quote: Originally posted by RavenKnight: Newbie question!
Once i get that stuff, where do you suggest i practice on, cuz i don't think my parents would want me to be a lockpicker so i don't wanna get caught or nothing... But yeah so like where would be a good idea (i don't have a lock on my door or nother :-( ) Help appreciated!
~Raven~
my first pick set I purchased was a 32 piece from SouthOrd, just like the ones I am selling now. I purchased a few padlocks from the store for a few dollars which are pretty easy to work on. i also purchased a deadbolt set. these should help you out quite a bit, and you can practice in your own home. if you have any questions about lockpicking in general or techniques, keep posting them on this board. if you have any specific questions about my products, go to www.lumdirect.com and direct all email to me to webmaster@lumdirect.com. thanks...
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#20
 2003-02-01, 04:30
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RavenKnight 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
Hey,
Does one pick "work better" than others do? or does it depend on the lock... Like would the rouund one work better than the diamond one on a standerd pin-and-tumbler lock? Or does it matter?? Thanx!
~Raven~
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#21
 2003-02-01, 04:46
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jackallen 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
quote: Originally posted by RavenKnight: Hey,
Does one pick "work better" than others do? or does it depend on the lock... Like would the rouund one work better than the diamond one on a standerd pin-and-tumbler lock? Or does it matter?? Thanx!
~Raven~
i perfer the diamond rakes, but its all your own preference.... experiment around and you'll get used to using a prticular pick over another in a particular lock...
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#22
 2003-02-01, 22:07
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clickergod 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
you know jackallen you could just be nice and let me have a pick for tube locks for free... you would be my best friend because im broke and im always going to be broke
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#23
 2003-02-01, 23:04
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qwerty159 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
how are you going to ship these products? (I.E UPS,FEDEX)
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#24
 2003-02-02, 03:36
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Snitzel 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
jackallen, you seem like a nice guy, i would trust you and i actually am very interested in purchasing a lock picking set. I've never had any lock picking experience in my life so im a complete newb...well, i have no life and am in LOTS of trouble..so, im stuck at home and have nothing to do..i want to get the 5 piece set with the book, but i dont want to master it in like 2 weeks and not have any money to buy a better set..are there any other sets that come with a book? or would you still suggest just getting the 5 piece set with the book?
1 more question, what kinda boxes/envelopes do you ship them in? cause if i got something in the mail my mom would most likely want to open it...just wondering if there was a way you could put them in some other kind of envelope thats like a life insurance envelope or something
thanks alot
Snitzel
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#25
 2003-02-02, 05:43
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JohnSmith 
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Re: my new lockpicking site
Speaking of jackallen's website, there is a forum called "I Found It On The Web"
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