Cell phone jammer

[Guest Wallybankes]

A friend of mine who is a teacher was once annoyed by his students texting short messages during class, and later he bought a portable then all the students were confused that their cell phones cannot receive any signals even if it was the most advanced one.My friend said he bought it from online, and I checked some sites about that certain item. It's so funny that I'm thinking of purchasing one as well.

Quit spamming your wares. Edited November 23, 2012 by Dolomite_supafly

[Defender]

seems like a private poperty owner should be able to have one of these on his private property only, if he so desired, shouldnt he? Edited November 23, 2012 by barewoolf

[Dolomite_supafly]

[quote name='barewoolf' timestamp='1353670198' post='849700']
...so apparently, laws infringing on private property owners are ok in some case and not others? oh, ok.
[/quote]

Keep on trying to pick a fight with members and I will send you packing.

I mean really, dragging up a 5 month old thread to start drama. Drama doesn't go well around here.

Dolomite Edited November 23, 2012 by Dolomite_supafly

[vontar]

[quote name='barewoolf' timestamp='1353670198' post='849700']
seems like a private poperty owner should be able to have one of these on his private property only, if he so desired, shouldnt he?
[/quote]

There are a couple issues. One the jammer may block or interfear with other signals and devices. It may not be limited to the private property boundry, and it could interfear with emergency services like 911 calls.

[Dolomite_supafly]

And that is a good post to end the thread on.

Dolomite