About the Customs career
Customs patrol the city borders to catch aliens, drug runners and fleeing criminals. To join, you must first start by training for Customs in your local city. You must do 15 trains until you are officially part of Customs. You can train every 15 minutes. An added bonus to Customs is that you can see what 2 weapons, if any, someone is carrying in your home city. You can also notice if they currently have a body-guard as well as the position they are in a crew.
Customs Earns
Inspector
Supervisor
Superintendent
Commissioner-General
Inspector
Inspector is the first rank of Customs, you can start ranking doing Weapon Searches (or Drug Busts for the risky), only on people you have asked and given permission as it usually is not allowed by many, and Inspector earns. It will be rather slow and boring but you're getting closer to the top. You can also do Blind Eyes and Locates for people if you want, instead of searches. The first of these, Blind Eyes, allows gangsters to bring drugs inside the city you're in, and Locates find which city a person is in. You can also now see people's info on their Profile Pages, down the bottom below their quote. This can be useful sometimes but not many would be happy if you gave such information out.
Supervisor
All you have gained here is a new earn and a shiny new Profile Picture, if you don't have a custom one. Just keep Earning and Searching those that will let you, you'll be there soon enough. All you have to do is 2 more promotions and you're at the top.
Superintendent
This is the last stepping stone before the Top in this career, Commissioner-General. Again you unlock a new earn and a lovely new Profile Picture. All you need is a few hundred more earns and you're there, the owner of the airport. Keep doing what you've been doing before now and you'll be there soon enough.
Commissioner-General
This is what you've strived for, finally the owner of the shiny Airport for your city. Alongside the 1% respect a day, you get $50,000 as well, and you can set the number of seats in the airport, between 4 and 12, which cost varying amounts of money to run and cut into your profit, but more equals more people and more profit if your city is big enough for that many people. Whatever you choose you should get a steady income from this job and the respect alone is well worth the wait.
