gerda car park lock

From the manufacturer with a properly signed letter of authorisation from the estate management. This is the usual process with such keys.

It would seem like I cannot park there unless I live there. To get a key you have to produce a tenancy agreement and a v5 registration document. All of which show me living at a different address. So the estate management wont give me a letter of permission as I dont have any right to park there unless I live there.

Not its not the greatest thing to ask, but it seems crackers not to park in a empty car park thats ideal, otherwise I'm pretty much stuffed as where to park.

I understand this is a probably frowned upon request but I not quite sure what else to do as I cannot afford a permit.

Thanks

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Ottawa Canada

The proper thing to do would be to ask the owner f the car park for a key to it. Note they are within their rights to say no or levy an annual fee for the use of their car park.

Brian

"souls" (souls2souls snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com) writes: > I Guess this is the right group to ask.

lets get this correct. you are asking us to help you break the law. come up with "£110" or get a clue thief.. here is the first clue for ya,

there is a clue for ya ...

there is another...

there is another...

here is another clue for ya, you could sell your car and take public transportation.

"Brian K.Lingard" snipped-for-privacy@FreeNet.Carleton.CA> wrote in message news:dvdf6i$e5m$ snipped-for-privacy@theodyn.ncf.ca...

how is he gonna do that ? the person is obvously totally clueless....

Thank you for all the many replies there tickled my funny bone.

Contacted landowner and came to an agreement of paying £60 a year to park there. Problem solved everyone is happy now.

Hi Brian,

Thanks for this did exactly that and came to an arrangment to pay £60 for per year.

Made an interesting read. I do apologise if I have offended your ethics, not quite my intention so again my apologies.

Great! Locksmithing is *not* the answer to everything; sometimes social engineering is a lot more effective.

Even if you somehow get past the new gate lock on the car park, if your car is found in the car park without permission to be there, you will soon find your car has been towed away at your expense and the gate lock re-keyed so your illicit key will no longer work.

Brian

It certainly did make for an interesting read. As a professional licensed locksmith I read and occasionally (rarely) participate in this forum. I especially appreciate Billy B. Edward's participation here and can't help but wonder what Tom Swiderek did which improved society. I'd really like to know.

I'd say you have a bit of egg on your face, Key. Souls very obviously did have a clue! Soul resolved the issue his/her self, in spite of your mild-to-wild and needless invectives and without your help. Do you read every FAQ on every site and forum you visit?

Crow-pie quiche?

Rad

its not just "my Ethics" do keep looking for the clue :-)

Thanks Rad,

I'm not here as much as I used to be s>

That's rather insulting. You post on a locksmith forum, and ask for help violating another person's property. You should be ashamed of yourself. (most) Locksmiths are more honorable than that.