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gerda car park lock
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From the manufacturer with a properly signed letter of authorisation from the estate management. This is the usual process with such keys.
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"Buy a coping saw, and learn to cope."
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"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....
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Great! Locksmithing is *not* the answer to everything; sometimes social engineering is a lot more effective.
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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
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Thanks Rad,
I'm not here as much as I used to be s>
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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.