Mobile Cell Phone Jammers And Amazon

I bought a cheap Personal Cell Phone Signal Blocker Device from DealExtreme a few years ago. My only regret is I didn't buy ten of them.

Because whenever I demonstrate my cell phone jammer - usually against somebody being very rude and annoying on their mobile phone - everybody wants one.

Initially I had an Amazon capsule on this page showing a small range of their cell phone blockers. For some reason these devices no longer show up in the capsule.

Until I research this matter further, I can only assume that they have had to remove their cell phone blocking devices for legal reasons.

I have removed my affiliate link to the jammer I am talking about on this page. People should be allowed to to decide for themselves whether they have a right to own and use these devices.

Personally i think they're absolutely brilliant. But I don't own or use a cell phone so I'm probably biased against mobile phones anyway.

This is a re-writing of the original page. I had previously deleted the original of this hubpage and assumed it was "gone".

However, a search revealed the page was not "gone" at all. It still existed in google's cache.

I then discovered it is supposed to be possible to remove a page or website from google's cache.

However, in fact I only discovered complaints from people who had tried to do that by contacting google. But for various reasons they were unable to delete their unwanted page/s.

How To Delete A Page From Google's Cache

So, I thought of a way to replace the formerly deleted page by -

1. Re-publishing the original page using the original header/url with updated content.

2. Wait for google to re-index the page, update it, whatever.

A simple plan. And guess what? It worked. This page replaces the original, unwanted page. What was amazing was how fast this strategy worked.

This page completely replaced the original unwanted page within minutes of publishing.

This simple strategy "works". It is a simple solution which could save a lot of people a lot of grief.

The Problem - Party Houses

If you have never lived next to a party house then you may not relate to this. If you have, or know someone who has, then you know party houses are notorious for disrupting entire neighbourhoods with their constant noise and comings and goings. Inevitably such party people are into drugs and/or alcohol or both.

They have little to no regard for neighbours, preventing sleep or use of rooms adjoining the party side of a dwelling. As the night goes on, partying gets louder and louder, continuing into the early hours of the next day.

Party house children are usually dumped for the night on older family members unaware or uncaring about the party lifestyle. Or the kids are happily handed over to whoever will take them.

Party people are into partying. It's not about the kids. If kids are there then they are kept up late so they'll sleep in also and won't be a bother the next morning.

Friday and Saturday partying is compulsory, along with sleeping in until at least noon. Weekdays partying is optional when money, drugs or alcohol is available. Or to celebrate someone's birthday, release from prison, etc.

There is usually loud music. This of course means they have to shout to be heard. Smoking is usually done outside so there is constant slamming of doors as people enter or leave the party house to smoke, urinate in alleys, on your fence, etc.

When the party is winding up in the early hours then the taxis begin to arrive. You now have the noise of their engines, perhaps tooting of horns, more door slamming as people leave the house and get into the taxi/s.

A Solution - Mobile Cell Phone Jammers

Compaints to authorities about party houses can meet with little sympathy. You may hear, "People are allowed to party on their own premises", or "We handle more important crime on weekends, or even "We're only after the big fish"

When authorities do intervene they only see the one party and often see nothing untoward in the greater scheme. They don't see the disruption of hundreds of parties that neighbours have already endured and must continue to endure. Unless they themselves have lived next to a party house then they just won't see a problem.

Therefore mobile cell phone jammers could be a solution. They would be useful to interfere with communications to and from party houses. Cell phone blockers could be used to disrupt their phone calls to obtain drugs, invite others to the parties, etc.

Anyway, I'm sure you get the idea. Party people appear to be social but often they are simply needy. They need each other and depend on their mobile phones for communication. Cell phone jammers could be useful to help curb their selfish behaviour, etc.