> Homeland Security To Confiscate Bank Safe Deposit Box Contents
9 March 2008, 03:54, by jl
I think you are a little confused. If I want to close a safe deposit box, I turn in the customer keys to the bank. That is also where they come from. So how do you not give them both keys? They are the ones that handle opening anc closing the safe deposit accounts!
Also, though a key maker is not supposed to, safe deposit box keys can be copied (though it is illegal to do so, how would someone find out).
Furthermore, I have read that Diebold CAN move boxes. How could they not have access to the content but still move the box? Our SD box is a plastic box with a lid and no lock! The only thing that does lock is the SD DOOR. So if the box can be moved at all, or the SD door replaced, etc., any random person in the are could just lift the lid!
By the way you all, most of you are a bit extreme. Also, the problems aren’t limited to the U.S. Its pretty much everyone everywhere.
I think you are a little confused. If I want to close a safe deposit box, I turn in the customer keys to the bank. That is also where they come from. So how do you not give them both keys? They are the ones that handle opening anc closing the safe deposit accounts!
Also, though a key maker is not supposed to, safe deposit box keys can be copied (though it is illegal to do so, how would someone find out).
Furthermore, I have read that Diebold CAN move boxes. How could they not have access to the content but still move the box? Our SD box is a plastic box with a lid and no lock! The only thing that does lock is the SD DOOR. So if the box can be moved at all, or the SD door replaced, etc., any random person in the are could just lift the lid!
By the way you all, most of you are a bit extreme. Also, the problems aren’t limited to the U.S. Its pretty much everyone everywhere.