Want to know why I don’t got to the movies anymore? Because consistently and without fail all the times I’ve gone in the past two years I’ve sat behind or in front of — always very near — people talking on the phone. Seriously. So in leiu of throwing Junior Mints at them, I suspect I’ll just get this portable phone jammer for $166 and cut them off at the source.
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John Biggs
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September 28, 2007
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Wonder what the penalty for getting caught using one of these in the US is? I can think of a lot of places I’d like to have it…
What is the legality of one of these puppies?
The bank, supermarket checkout, subway (the food place)…
Illegal to operate, manufacture, import, offer for sale, including advertising ,with fines of up to $11,000 and imprisonment of up to a year.
Source: Answers.com
if these guys have any marketing plan what-so-ever then AMC should have 8 million units shipping right now.
I would love to see where in the constitution is says the government can commandeer the open free electromagnetic spectrum and dictate who can use them?
“I would love to see where in the constitution is says the government can commandeer the open free electromagnetic spectrum and dictate who can use them?”
they didnt know about the electromagnetic spectrume when they wrote the constitution..
Just so you know
You can get a phone jammer here.
http://www.phonezapper.net