is there anything to prevent someone from fishing out the contents? ths is for use at my office where sensitive docs and/or cash could be deposited.
219257
That was a concern I had. The slot is designed so this should not happen and the bottom has quite a taper so it would be very hard to fish something out. I am completely satisfied with mine. I should have installed it some time ago!!
219258
I doubt anyone could fish documents out of this device. I work where sensitive documents are placed in the device and the slot is thin so would make tampering a challenge. The slot is not wide and works well for people depositing envelopes with HIPPA protected information.
219259
It has a toothed baffle' protecting the slot (on inside of safe). Makes it difficult the fish things out
219260
It's a very thin opening; thin enough that only paper fits through the slot.
1288309
The coating is heavier than most, but I suppose you could cut it open and drain the contents. Fishy? Yes.
1828442
Yes, it will definitely snag knits. I use mine for files but when wearing anything knit (small or large gauge) like a long sweater coat, it catches when I'm brushing past. It is where the rope like material joins to another pieces there are knots to join the pieces and they stick out randomly all over. I would not advise to use this to store anything that can get pulls in it.
1636159
"HELP" is the operative word here...Yes it is metal..it is supposed to block out any attempt to gain access. There is no over all cure to this theft, you must use all the safeguards to protect your cards.
2173296
The best answer is to use some decent lag bolts to secure it to your floor or some masonry anchors if you have concrete floors. Concealing it from view will also help deter thieves. Possibly mounted to the floor or wall in a closet. Most thieves want to snatch and run, not spend lots of time trying to pry a safe from a well mounted location. Every little bit helps.
25233
There is plenty of space for hanging file folders. We organized our papers this weekend and probably have at least 30 or 40 hanging files, and some of our files are packed full of papers. The safe is larger than it looks.
1930129
It has not been a problem with my husband's devise. He typically carries a covered container of leftovers in his & keeps it plugged in until ready for lunch. It's ready when he is. He's a contractor on various jobsites & no one has complained. It's been an awesome way to save $ & keep him away from fast food lunches!
2173295
Fill the key hole with glue... but that will render it useless for you too... because it's a key hole entry any lock picking method is likely to work (although paper clip is dubious). This safe is not to secure the device from being stolen, a thief can simply pick it up take it home and break into it at their leisure. This safe is stop your children from getting access to a weapon or valuables that you don't want them to have access to.If you want something truly secure, get a floor safe you can bolt to the floor, weighs hundreds of pounds and has no key access.
2107341
I have replaced all of the snap closures for the pockets because they pop open. If security is your concern then you may want to look elsewhere
1552316
I haven't owned it long enuf to make this necessary. Office supply stores can advise what to use. One such product is a specially coated sheet that can be fed thru the shredder mechanism to "flush out" any bits that might stick in the teeth.
1816942
You sure can, I did to catch a family thief taking stuff from my office, my only mistake was thinking that they wouldn't take the camera if they seen that too. I have never gotten my camera back, or the stuff that was originally stolen. So if you do, either conceal it real good, or lock it with a heavy duty lock.
779305
Nope, originally just got'em to keep my lousy SONY Mavica in operation, until I can decide on a replacement. But I find they are also cheaper for transferring information that you don't want to send electronically or put on an expensive thumb drive. The most secure way to move docs is to put it on one of these and drop it in the mail in a cardboard re-enforced, birthday card envelope--don't use a media mailer, they attract attention. Nobody 'hacks' snail mail.
2229869
You can use a password to prevent anyone else from looking at data. I have not actually used a password. If you forget the password, you have to reset the organizer, and all data is gone.
1263212
It all depends on the guy checking your items. They should allow it in as it is a pen, however I have had one a-hole who was a paranoid jerk who was security for a cityhall and would not let me through with it, and I had to buy another one, as he confiscated it. I even had to borrow a pen from somebody else as it was the only pen I had.
1616540
I had the same concern, but you need not worry. The case is made of high quality material that isn't stretching over time/use. That being said, it probably makes sense to keep more than a couple of cards (or bills) to make it thick enough for it to not be an issue. The case is holding up great! Thanks for asking. -SEAN
1686993
Don't know, don't think so. I purchased this product to collect change in and keep it in my food cupboard with other things. Hopefully it will not be something a thief would take. It does screw on the bottom--might hold liquid if it is turned up the opposite from that part. Good luck.
140391
Yes. The bait station "locks" the bait inside where it can't be touched by kids or pets. Plus the stations can only be opened with a key.