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Advice on a replacement Euro 6 front door lock, Update, decision made.
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We used a company on Amazon and they were ok; they had thousands of positive reviews so felt ok using them and Yale wanted £45 for 3 keys whereas they charged £15, one of the keys didnt work but they replaced it next day and worked fine since.moneysaver1978 said:
Not much less though - I checked Timpsons and apparently if you go with a third party, it might void your warranty.DullGreyGuy said:
There are third parties that will cut the keys to code for a lot less than Ultion (or Yale etc)moneysaver1978 said:I realise you had already made a decision but a vote from me for Ultion (I don't know if it is 3* plus though). One thing to bear in mind is that if you want to make copies, it costs more and a bit more complex but I think that's a good thing at least!
They've gone bust unfortunately but there are others offering Ultion keys for circa £9.99 each or slightly less if buying multiple0 -
Whenever I've bought keys online, I've had them delivered elsewhere, and used somebody elses payment card(!) with a different billing address too. Don't want a record of the key number and address out there in the wild if I can avoid it.
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Not having them delivered to your own address was one of their recommendations.victor2 said:Whenever I've bought keys online, I've had them delivered elsewhere, and used somebody elses payment card(!) with a different billing address too. Don't want a record of the key number and address out there in the wild if I can avoid it.
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