page have failed the California
PPO license test two times.
Some less, some more.
We understand why.
It was not what you expected!
Nobody told you, including the state,
that the majority of the test is about
the legal running of a security business.
Have you seen the information at
www.PPOlicenseTest.com yet?
That will get you past the start.
Have you ever been in charge of
handling payroll for employees?
A good chunk of the test questions
are about taxes, withholding,
deductions, insurance, and such.
www.PPOpracticeTestQuestions.com
lists some of the hardest test topics.
7582.3 (d) Any person who: (1) acts as or represents himself or herself
to be a private patrol operator under this chapter when that person
is not a licensee under this chapter; (2) falsely represents that he
or she is employed by a licensee under this chapter when that person
is not employed by a licensee under this chapter; (3) carries a
badge, identification card, or business card, indicating that he or
she is a licensee under this chapter when that person is not a
licensee under this chapter; (4) uses a letterhead or other written
or electronically generated materials indicating that he or she is a
licensee under this chapter when that person is not a licensee under
this chapter; or (5) advertises that he or she is a licensee under
this chapter when that person is not a licensee, is guilty of a
misdemeanor that is punishable by a fine of ten thousand dollars
($10,000) or by imprisonment in a county jail for not more than one
year, or by both that fine and imprisonment.
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