Shortarms Posted 17 hours ago Report Posted 17 hours ago Ok since I work in a prison, I'll ask the experts lol Most said what's ham, and gmrs how would I get there address from letters and numbers. One said if there over two hours away it's not worth the time to try it because what if someone is home or what if there poorer than me it would be a waste of time. No, I didn't ask them but after 18 years I've talked to a few about crime shows so serval ideas have come up. Bogieboy01 1 Quote
SteveShannon Posted 17 hours ago Report Posted 17 hours ago 4 minutes ago, Shortarms said: Ok since I work in a prison, I'll ask the experts lol Most said what's ham, and gmrs how would I get there address from letters and numbers. One said if there over two hours away it's not worth the time to try it because what if someone is home or what if there poorer than me it would be a waste of time. No, I didn't ask them but after 18 years I've talked to a few about crime shows so serval ideas have come up. I think you’re asking how to lookup a licensee’s address. Is that correct? Quote
Shortarms Posted 17 hours ago Report Posted 17 hours ago Just now, SteveShannon said: I think you’re asking how to lookup a licensee’s address. Is that correct? I know how to, most crooks will not worry about traveling too far and most done know what ham or gmrs is. let alone if they hear callsign very few know how to look up a call sign brasda91 1 Quote
WRUE951 Posted 17 hours ago Report Posted 17 hours ago Facebook Marketplace a danger zone.. A guy selling items from his home, giving one of his buyers his home address found out the hard way.. Apparently he friended a buyer one day, telling the friendly buyer all about him and his wife's upcoming two week cruise. The guy came home to a ransacked empty home. The buyers breadcrumbs on Facebook were fake.. Never caught SteveShannon and RIPPER238 1 1 Quote
Shortarms Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago 2 hours ago, WRUE951 said: Facebook Marketplace a danger zone.. A guy selling items from his home, giving one of his buyers his home address found out the hard way.. Apparently he friended a buyer one day, telling the friendly buyer all about him and his wife's upcoming two week cruise. The guy came home to a ransacked empty home. The buyers breadcrumbs on Facebook were fake.. Never caught never say why you're selling and meet in a public place WRUE951 1 Quote
Davichko5650 Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago 3 hours ago, WRUE951 said: . Apparently he friended a buyer one day, telling the friendly buyer all about him and his wife's upcoming two week cruise. Never post those vacation details on FB until after the the fact! SteveShannon 1 Quote
Bogieboy01 Posted 10 hours ago Report Posted 10 hours ago On 2/17/2025 at 4:53 PM, WSFL951 said: unless someone understands the Morse code. Morse code = Engli, sh to those who understand. I wasn’t aware that you could do that. I believe it’s prohibited. not prohibited at all....they ask for a mailing address, not physical address when you apply for a GMRS license... try checking my callsign, WSHS666 (gotta love that callsign, half the guys on the local repeater call me triple inverted nine instead of 666 or triple 6) SteveShannon 1 Quote
WRXB215 Posted 7 hours ago Report Posted 7 hours ago Some of us pack heat and lie about vacations we never take. Quote
Lscott Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago 4 hours ago, Bogieboy01 said: not prohibited at all....they ask for a mailing address, not physical address when you apply for a GMRS license... try checking my callsign, WSHS666 (gotta love that callsign, half the guys on the local repeater call me triple inverted nine instead of 666 or triple 6) Ah, you too. My employee number at work is 666. Don’t know if that’s lucky or not. Quote
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