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N e w T i t l e s • The Investigator's Little Black Book 3 Excerpts Here • The Paper Trip
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| The Paper Trip III | $29.99 | ||
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Master
paper-tripper Barry Reid details the latest in side secrets to creating
alternate identity utilizing both private and government-issued ID. He
provides never-before-revealed ways to create and use alternate identity.
Avoid past problems, current complications and create a secure, low-profile
privacy. Legal name changes without going to court, obtaining a
government-issued birth certificate in a new name, 6 legal ways to get a new
SSN... these are just a few of the many topics covered. Contains hundreds of
ways to put your new identity into practice without making mistakes, and how
to live with your new identity. (1998,104 p.) |
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| How To Use Mail Drops | $19.99 | ||
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The use of mail drops is becoming more widespread everyday. Now there's a book that seriously examines this subject. Topics covered include utilizing mail drops for personal and financial privacy, how you can be traced through the mail and how to prevent it, avoiding a paper trail, recognizing mail drop addresses, determining mail drop reliability, police uses of mail drops, and investigative techniques for penetrating mail drops. (1996, 190 p.) |
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| The Ultimate Internet Terrorist | $21.99 | ||
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This is an owner's manual to the darkside of the World Wide Web, one that will open your eyes to the shocking realities of the Internet. It shows what your E-Mail address reveals about you to cyber-terrorists, how electronic stalkers can locate and harass you, the realities about chat rooms, black archives and forbidden files, and much more. Once you know just how dangerous it gets surfing on the information highway, this book then teaches you the extreme countermeasures required to survive in this electronic war zone. If you're on the Internet, you need to read this book! (1998, 152 p.) |
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| Credit Power | $24.99 | ||
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Credit Power is the single most useful and comprehensive credit manipulation manual ever made available. It includes information never before made public (including some techniques that maybe illegal but that work well), and you'll be given all the tools you need to manage your credit, and the image of your credit that the world sees. It explains how credit rankings are determined, where credit bureaus get their information, and how to fight back by using a tested program to rebuild credit in 90 days nd then have every application approved. (1997, 198 p.) |
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| Disk Detective | $25.99 | ||
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Disk Detective brings you the secrets of information recovery currently known only to a select few. Investigators can now dumpster dive in the most revealing dumpster of them all the computer trash bin. This new book shows what types of information can be recovered from PCs, floppy disks and back-up devices and how to go about it. It includes step-by-step instructions for recovering information from reformatted disks or overwritten files, retrieving deleted files, discovering passwords, locating E-mail messages, conducting key word searches determining Internet sites visited, etc. Even computer professionals would be shocked to learn just how difficult it is to actually remove data permanently from their computers. (1998, 112 p.) |
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| The Phone Book | $44.99 | ||
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This phone book is definitely not the one you get from the phone company. It's an expose of the world of telephone eavesdropping how it's done and how to protect yourself from it. It contains information on the latest high-tech techniques and equipment for preventing electronic eavesdropping, recording phone calls, ending harassing calls, stopping toll fraud, etc. The Phone Book is an essential guide for anyone who uses a phone and values their privacy. Even in our world of pervasive eavesdropping, with this book you'll be able to make your communications...be them by phone, cellular, fax, computer, etc. So secure that no one can eavesdrop on you, even the government. (1998,279 p.) |
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| HOW TO CIRCUMVENT A SECURITY ALARM | $14.99 | ||
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In his revealing new book explains in non-technical detail how anyone call bypass a security alarm in just seconds. It's all insider's guide to how it's done, and how to prevent it from happening to you. It points out the glaring weaknesses of contact switches, motion detectors, sirens, master control boxes, etc. The best way to learn how to make your own security system more secure is learn how to compromise it. (1994, 88p.) |
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| BODYGUARD - A TACTICAL GUIDE TO VIP PROTECTION | $23.99 | ||
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BODYGUARD by Mark Lonsdale is a practical guide to government, police, military and private sector personnel involved in VIP protection. It is an in-depth study of the techniques and training required to be a successful personal protection specialist. Of great value not only to private sector bodyguards, but also to law enforcement or military personnel involved in witness protection, visiting dignitary security, protection of command staff, etc. (1995, 311p.) |
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| CQB ADVANCED ARMED & UNARMED COMBAT | $18.99 | ||
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CQB (Close Quarter Battle) is a guide to advanced armed and unarmed combat techniques developed specifically for police and military hostage rescue teams.The unarmed combat techniques are a combination of several martial arts fighting styles carefully modified to suit the counter terrorist hostage rescue role. All techniques are intended for close quarter engagements where more conventional styles may not be suitable. Topics include close quarter shooting with handgun, shotgun and SMG, advanced individual unarmed combat, room combat team drills, attack/defense with edged weapons, and training program structuring. Over 300 photographs. (1991, 224p.) |
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| ACQUIRING NEW ID | $19.99 | ||
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Traditional new ID books- most of which were written 10 or 15 years ago - fail to take into account the way that computer technology has changed the process of obtaining new ID. If you expect to start fresh by using the old "dead-baby's-birth-certificate" routine, you're in for a rude awakening. Everyone knows that trick, including the Social Security Administration and driver's license bureaus. What you need is a new plan that not only avoids the high-tech traps that agencies use to detect attempts to get new ID, but one that also puts computer technology to work for you making your own identity documents on your home computer. This comprehensive escape plan shows you how. (1996, 152 p.) |
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| SURVEILLANCE COUNTERMEASURES | $19.99 | ||
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This is a serious guide to detecting, evading, and eluding threats to your personal privacy. It begins with an overview of surveillance methods, and then offers systematic approaches to detecting and evading them. This book provides you with valuable insights into the underlying principles of surveillance countermeasures and the knowledge you need to apply them to any situation where your personal privacy is at risk. (1994, 192 p.) |
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| THE INVESTIGATOR'S LITTLE BLACK BOOK 3 | $22.95 | ||
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The Investigator's Little Black Book is a unique telephone directory containing many hundreds of "power numbers". Phone numbers where criminal, financial, and other sensitive records can be obtained, "reverse" 800 and 900 number information, commercially available spy satellite photos, sex offender registries, reward offered programs, federal license plate checks, locating experts in any field, etc. This is just a tiny sampling of the information and services that you can easily locate using this special collection of telephone numbers. Both public and private sources of information are contained. Indispensable for investigators, researchers, journalists, etc. Handy 4" x 81/2" size. Available January, 1998. (1998, 175p.) |
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| YOU TOO, CAN FIND ANYBODY | $17.99 | ||
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By following the techniques presented here, you can successfully locate missing persons, even those who are actively trying not to be found. Written by Joseph Culligan, nationally known for solving high-profile "impossible" cases. Includes all the information sources you need, and how to use them to locate the person you're looking for. (1996, 374p.) |
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