Security Fail at the Superbowl

With All the fucking security through out NY and NJ for the superbowl goes to show you can't stop a lone 9/11 truther from telling your asses the truth. Thank the government for wasting money for nothing. Imagine if he had a bomb and he lit it up. Pfft.


 

How To Get Your Security Guard License

Allstate AKA National Security Preparation and Placement New Name Same Scam

School: Allstate
Formally Known As: National Security Preparation and Placement
Location: 355-9 West 30th Street, 3rd floor, corner of 7th Avenue, on the 3rd fl.
>Websites: http://www.nationalsecuritytp.com/ (dead)
Numbers: 212-470-6097, 
Links to Complaints: First
It seems that National Security Preparation and Placement aka Allstate aka an agency that I had experience with is now in my cross hairs. Below is a complaint from someone who hit me up on YouTube:

It was on September 20th at 3 pm when I got a call from a Mr. Mamadou Diallo saying, I needed to come in for a security job right now and to bring $100 with me to start work 24-48 hrs. I hesitated at first because I remembered going to that precise address, 335-9 W. 7th St. & 30th in NYC and the door was locked then when I was able to go in no one was and the numbers on the door to call were disconnected. That was just the previous month, August, I so regret return to that pit of evil liars. 

I did go that Friday and was received by Oliver, a former military man - his admission, great bullshiter, said registration was $100, but since my 8 hr expired -I needed an annual one and that costed only $199 and he would wait for me to go to the bank to withdraw it. I should have gone home, but I didn't. Instead I returned and he gave me $1 change and a receipt that i had to initial and realizing now those initials prevent me from asking or being allowed any returns or guaranteed employment.

I should have read it carefully, but even if I had I had already turned over the cash and would not have seen it again. The class that was scheduled was twice postponed. I was too livid because I traveled all the way from jersey to NYC on a Sunday just to be told that there is no class on Sunday, 22nd Sept. Instead Wednesday, 25th Sept, the night before I texted Oliver and he says oh not Wednesday either, definitely on Sunday, 29th Sept. I'm getting fed up but have no fucking choice by now. Saturday I text him then he asks for my full name so he can create a ticket so I can get into class. Then says it will be at Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn.

Mind you he isn't there it's a school not even connected to him and when I get there I discover the course was just $30!!!Then the honest instructor thankful warns us of the scams that are going on, but that was a little to late for me. I took money from my rent and now I won't be able to have any more to pay any rent at all. I'm skint until I find work and that 8 hr certificate is absolutely worthless where it is now. I had in essence threw away $300 down the drain and I WISH NEVER to have any thing more ever to do with security guarding. It has been nothing but a money pit for me and they seem to chose man over women more any way. And having no experience make it worse for me.

 I had an experience with this company when  it was called National Security Training and Placement. Here are the bullet points of  my impression of my experience.

• Ghetto
• unprofessional
• liars

So they are continuing there bullshit under a new name.

Uplifting email

From mercman256

BIG THANKS! to your blog site and to many other sites. Those jokers are going for another route...Hotel workers. I'm new to NYC and looking for work so I thought it was legit until they asked me for $80 for a background check. NO JOB HAS EVER ASKED ABOUT THAT. So followed my instinct and looked up the address and number I called and low and behold I was right. IT IS A SCAM! Just wanted to let you know that they have uprooted from the security scam and going for hotel workers. The number I dialed was 516-641-0400.

One big thing people wanting to work at hotels should look out for, if it's legit then you will do the job interview AT THE HOTEL not at some cheap "suite" in some "office for rent" building. One big thing people wanting to work at hotels should look out for, if it's legit then you will do the job interview AT THE HOTEL not at some cheap "suite" in some "office for rent" building.

So basically we messed up their operations so much that now they had to change the game. KEEP HAMMERING THEM!!

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In house Vs. Contract Security Jobs

You may have come to this blog because you are new to the security industry and need some guidance. That is why I made this blog was to help others avoid the pitfalls of the security industry. As a security officer I feel like a nomad not staying with a position long enough to grow roots with a company. And, why is that? Its because we are always looking for better. Better hours, Pay, and a job with benefits. You may have heard the terms “in-house security” and “contract security” work. What are they and what is the difference? Which is better? What do they have to offer?

What are “in-house security” and “contract security” jobs? In house security controlled entirely by the company establishing security for its operations. Contract security services are operations that are provided by a professional security company that contracts its services to a company. For example, NYU Security guards work directly for NYU, they are in house. Most hotels and, universities have in-house security. Contract security companies are companies like Allied Barton, Securitas, FJC, etc.

In house security jobs usually pay more and better benefits than contract security. To get an in house security job you need to be more qualified. These are sometimes unionized. You will need at least 2 to 3 years experience and a high school diploma. You might want to get your fireguard license as well. You have more responsibility at these jobs. You will get treated like a total asshole if you mess up slightly.

Contract security usually means you have to eat shit for less money. Contract security companies use you to make them money so the less they pay you the more they profit. For example they charge the client like $40 a guard but pay you $9 and don't give you health or anything. To save even more money they hire more guards so no one gets 40hrs and they make sure you do not get paid for lunch so you will get paid 7 hrs a day. That is if you are lucky to get a lunch. You will get treated like a total asshole of the bat. There will be times that you will get stuck working over 16 hours because someone will have had enough and quit or have gotten fired.

No matter who you work for just know security is the red headed step child. Even though we are expected to fight Al Queada and prevent the apocalypse you will always be a low priority. At least with in house you get compensated better. So always aim for in house security. Contract work is only good to gain experience. So keep your eyes open and improve your skills and get those certifications. If you dont have you diploma get your GED it will help you out. As always strive to be better.