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Question by cheryl
Submitted on 5/24/2004
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Hi, My name is cheryl. I was a locksmith apprentice in 1999 until my father (the locksmith) passed away. #1.) I was wondering if it is something that would be worthwhile for me to get into. #2.) And, is locksmithing a good industry to get into? #3.) Is there a huge demand for it?

Answer by loulocksmith
Submitted on 9/22/2005
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Locksmithing is a career that is very rewarding if you don't mind dedicating you time to learning the construction, operation, and disassembly of ALL the common locks used today working for a company ( like I do ) you can make 800-1000 dollars per week if you are willing to do the work. Locksmith services will always be needed "As long as there are locks there will be Locksmiths"

Answer by dave
Submitted on 11/2/2005
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no idea people say there is lots of pay for it and im interested in the buisines myself

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