Neighbor using FBI Van for WiFi
- Thread Starter obo01
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Tax Counsel
Well-Known Member
Ask your neighbor. He or she is the only one who can tell you the name of his/her WiFi network. But I'll tell you that it is much more likely that a neighbor used that name to be funny rather than it being an actual FBI network. The FBI would not be so obvious in choosing a name for a network being used in the field. One of my neighbors has a network called NSA monitoring. It has nothing to do with the NSA, of course, but the neighbor thought it amusing.
I bet its my neighbors that do pot. I knew neighbors at my other apt complex that were big into drugs . Their friends would come by and knock on their door across the hall way, saying "this is the FBI open up" . lol
Tax Counsel
Well-Known Member
No, it's not a crime. They are not impersonating a police officer — simply using that network name is not trying to make others think he or she is a police officer in order to influence them in some way.
How the Hell is anyone here supposed to know what freaking name your neighbor is using?
Look outside. Do you see a van?
mightymoose
Moderator
It's not illegal. People do things like that all the time trying to be funny.
Lol, there is a van out there, but that WiFi name was there before the van.
My neighbors haven't been busted smoking pot with a teen so likely not the feds lol
Is this Paralegal a scammer?
They advertise on Craigslist and seems after Google search they advertise in every state
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They advertise on Craigslist and seems after Google search they advertise in every state
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I wish paralegals could act as lawyers but in my state was told they can only work for attorneys directly.
Red Kayak
Well-Known Member
If paralegals could "act as lawyers" then they would be essentially practicing law, hence lawyers,
It is more likely that one of your neighbors who dislikes the potheads is using "FBI Van" as a name for their WiFi.
Tax Counsel
Well-Known Member
Paralegals don't have the same legal education, training and experience as lawyers have, hence the reason why they are not allowed to act as a lawyer. It's no different than why nurses are not allowed to act as doctors. They don't have the same education, training and experience that doctors have.
In many states there is no required licensing or certification required for a paralegal nor even any standard definition of even what skills are needed to be called a paralegal. Some paralegals are really not much more than secretaries while others handle a great deal of responsibility in a law firm, from doing research and writing, organizing case files, handling some client contact, etc. How much or how little a paralegal does is largely up to the lawyer that hires the paralegal. It is ultimately the lawyer, though, that is responsible for the work the paralegal does.
As for the paralegal in that ad you linked, it certainly appears that he or she is practicing law without a license and, unfortunately, given the way the ad is written does not appear to have the kind of writing skills that lawyer should have. As a result, clients are likely not getting a service anywhere near what a lawyer could provide, but the rates charged are cheap. Like with anything, you tend to get what you pay for.
adjusterjack
Super Moderator
Could be either or both. Could be real girls that are scammers. Could be men or old women posing as girls.
obo01, This is not a chat site...you realize this, correct?
Was question I just threw out there. See what someone might say about it
If I was chatting I would have talked sports
zddoodah
Well-Known Member
How the F would anyone here know? Also, what does "username on WiFi" mean? Are you referring to the name of a WiFi network?
Putting "FBI" as part of your WiFi network name? Of course not.
"FBI" is an acronym that can mean many things other than "Federal Bureau of Investigations."
Why don't you go troll elsewhere?
You're rude. Maybe you are a bit aren't fit for answering questions!
