Local Locksmith for President?!?!

License key to locksmithing

Greeting ya'll,

As this new month is upon us, some changes in my industry (Locksmithing) has taken effect.

Please take a few minutes to read the fine article below by Chasity Gunn of the Daily News Journal, Murfreesboro TN.

http://www.dnj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080701/BUSINESS/80701005/1088

Any comments of questions would be appreciated and returned if possible.

I'm Trap & I'm out

www.sherwoodlocksmithing.com

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Home Security Tips Video

HOW TO PROTECT YOUR HOME WHILE AWAY

Greetings,

Here is your November 2007 edition of Sherwood Locksmithing's
Security eZine. With the Holiday's approaching, and maybe some
travel days on your calendar, I hope you find the following
article useful.

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HOW TO PROTECT YOUR HOME WHILE AWAY

Be sure to lock your doors before you leave, and let a neighbor,
(that you trust) have a key. When leaving your home, practice the
following advice - it could pay big, big dividends.

GOING TO THE MARKET OR OUT TO DINNER?

A residence, which presents a "lived-in" appearance, is a
deterrent to burglars. Never leave notes that can inform a
burglar that your house is unoccupied. Make certain all
windows and doors are secured before departing. An empty
garage advertises your absence so close the doors.

When going out at night, leave one or more interior lights
on and perhaps have a radio playing (TV Sets should not be
left unattended). Timers may be purchased that will turn
lights on and off during your absence.

Do not leave door keys under flowerpots or doormats, inside
an unlocked mailbox, over the doorway, or in other obvious
places.

WHEN PLANNING VACATIONS OR PROLONGED ABSENCES

Discontinue milk, newspapers, and other deliveries by phone
or in person ahead of time. Do not leave notes.

Arrange for lawn care and have someone remove advertising
circulars and other debris regularly. On the other hand,
several toys scattered about will create an impression of
occupancy.

Notify the post office to forward your mail or have a
trustworthy person pick it up daily. Apartment house tenants
should also heed this hint since stuffed mail receptacles are
a give-away when no one is home.

Inform neighbors of your absence so they can be extra alert
for suspicious persons. Leave a key with them so your place
may be priodica1ly inspected. Ask them to vary the positions
of your shades and blinds.

When you leave, do not publicize your plans. Some burglars
specialize in reading newspaper accounts of other people's
vacation activities.

If you find a door or window has been forced or broken while
you were away, DO NOT ENTER. The criminal may still be inside.
Use a neighbor's phone immediately to summon police.

Do not touch anything or clean up if a crime has occurred.
Preserve the scene until police inspect for evidence.

ALWAYS REMEMBER TO:
1. Lock before you leave.
2. Trust a neighbor with key.
3. Set Your Alarm
4. Be a concerned neighbor - yourself.
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Sincerely,

Thomas "Trapper" Sherwood
tom@sherwoodlocksmithing.com
http://www.sherwoodlocksmithing.com

Business Hours Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Phone Number 615 355-5886

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New Locksmith License article info

Hey ya'll,

As a fulltime locksmith, we have had many changes to our industry over the past few years. As an example, just look at your car key, I am sure it contains some type of electrical device known as a transponder located in the head of the key. Don't lose it! Big bucks to get a couple made from scratch! Trust me on this one. Anyways, with changes comes regulations, as much as I hate it, sometimes it is for the better. Soon there will be bill a Locksmith License law in place in the great state of Tennessee. Not only will it protect us the Locksmith, but it is designed to protect you the citizen. I wanted to pass along a pretty good article on this issue that was forwarded to me. Enjoy.

http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?BRD=1211&dept_id=169692&newsid=18831359&PAG=461&rfi=9

As always, any comments, complaints etc... are appreciated.

Trap