We hear this question at least 10 times a day. Our standard answer is "Eavesdropping has
now become so widespread that if you have any confidential information that could, in any
way, be of interest or profitable to another party . . . you can be almost certain that someone
is at the very least monitoring your telephone conversations".

Did you know that today's eavesdropper can now "Listen-In" to
your room conversations from truly incredible distances? That
innocent looking Electric Outlet at the base of the wall can
actually be picking up and transmitting every word . . . and every
whisper . . . of your most private conversations. And, that
harmless looking lamp can be hiding a Miniature Eavesdropping
Device that is revealing your most confidential discussions, or
leaking out valuable information to unscrupulous individuals.

How Can I Be Sure My Telephone isn't Tapped?

It's also now possible to tap your telephone so that a receiver placed in the trunk of a car
parked 4 blocks away from your home will automatically start a recorder whenever your
telephone is picked up . . . record your entire telephone conversation . . . then
automatically turn off the recorder when you hang up.

Another device picks up even whispered conversations in a room (and without your telephone
ringing), transmits all speech and sounds down the telephone line to the eavesdropper . . .

And, the Eavesdropper can safely do his monitoring from any handy telephone . . .
quite literally from anywhere in the world! He simply dials your telephone number and
using a variety of electronic means, prevents your phone from ringing and then is able to
"LISTEN-IN" to everything that occurs on your premises. And, rather unbelievably,
the use of this particular device has now become extremely common.
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In spite of government attempts at curbing eavesdropping, advertisements in national
magazines with circulation in the millions continue to offer clandestine Listening Devices
to the public in a variety of forms. By their own admission, firms have admitted to selling
literally thousands of these devices. Local, state and federal governments are themselves
spending almost 10 times the amount spent just a short time ago on surveillance equipment.
In fact, government agencies seem far more interested in mastering eavesdropping
techniques than in protecting the public from these insidious invasions of privacy.

It's easy to see that George Orwell was right on the mark. "1984" has indeed arrived!
And, it is every bit as invasive and threatening to our privacy and freedom as he so
accurately forecasted.

But, it does no good to hide one's head in the sand and hope that this threat will somehow
disappear. Because it won't . . . it will only increase, expand and grow ever more intrusive.

However, you are not without a defense against this "Electronic Invasion". On this
website, you will find complete descriptive literature showing the very latest in Electronic
Counter-Surveillance Equipment.

Our extremely sensitive Electronic Bug Detectors quickly detect and locate all the latest
Electronic Eavesdropping Devices now in use. This includes the most sophisticated
types of devices which even now can be clearly monitoring your most private (room and
telephone) conversations from the truly incredible distances discussed elsewhere on this
site.

DON'T UNDERESTIMATE THE EAVESDROPPER

He can be anyone! And, he doesn't need to spend a fortune for bugging devices. Nor is
any specific electronic knowledge or expertise required. In many cases, he doesn't even
have to actually gain access to your premises. And yet, his invasion of your privacy
can cause untold damage to you, your family, your home, and your business.

Remember, it is YOU who must protect your own privacy, Because, very simply . . .

NO ONE IS GOING TO DO IT FOR YOU!

HOW WIDESPREAD IS ELECTRONIC EAVESDROPPING?

Although telephone "taps" and room "bugs" were widely used by everyone from government
agencies to organized crime for many years, prior to 1960 the general public paid very little
attention to Electronic Eavesdropping. This complacency was shattered when U.S.
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge revealed the existence of a very sophisticated microphone
used by the Soviet Union to spy on our Ambassador to the USSR. The microphone
actually consisted of a resonant chamber installed in the Great Seal of the United
States which was hung directly in the Ambassador's office.

This resonant chamber acted as a diaphragm that vibrated in response to the spoken
voices in the area. These vibrations were then monitored via an ultra-high frequency beam
transmitted from, and received by, a van parked near the building.

The worldwide publicity that this story received was quickly followed by articles in virtually
every major publication detailing various acts of Electronic Surveillance committed by
everyone from government agencies and Fortune 500 companies to jealous
husbands and suspicious wives.

The almost unbelievable extent of this Eavesdropping quickly led to legislation designed

to eliminate it. Unfortunately, the legislation appears to have done very little (as with the
narcotics laws) to actually reduce the number of bugs getting in to hands of unprincipled
individuals that are only too anxious to employ them for a variety of motives.

In fact, so many Eavesdropping devices have been sold that competition has
presently driven the prices down to incredibly low levels. "Bugs" formerly sold for
hundreds of dollars each are now available for only fractions of that amount. Even
Police-Grade Eavesdropping Devices have been sold for as little as $30.

The point is that "bugging" equipment is easily available. And, it is obviously popular
enough to support a number of individuals and companies. One firm alone has referred

to its "thousands of satisfied customers" over many years of "service".

When you add to these commercial outlets the many current underground sources

and the amount being employed by various government agencies, you can easily see
that enormous amounts of Electronic Eavesdropping Devices are in existence.

It's a pretty safe bet that very few of them are sitting in a drawer or closed unused.

A leading debugging expert once said "I can't drive more than 4 blocks in any
direction in midtown Manhattan without picking up an eavesdropping device.

This was not an idle boast. And, this insidious invasion of privacy is by no means
limited to large population centers. Much of the interest in these devices comes from
relatively small towns and cities with populations under 30,000. As you read this,
countless individuals and firms are being enormously damaged by having their
private conversations overheard, monitored and recorded. And, this includes having
their fax and computer transmissions intercepted.

And, almost without exception and AFTER the fact, the victims invariably make a
statement along the lines of

BUT, I NEVER THOUGHT THAT IT COULD HAPPEN TO ME!

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