Where to buy a code machine

Feb 13, 2004 Last reply: 22 years ago 33 Replies

There is NOTHING WRONG that I know of with the machine and yes I have used one!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!JHUJREDYHIO*(SERASHG XDMK

The problem is with the ASSHOLE selling it!!!

HE SUES HIS CUSTOMERS FOR COMPLAINING.

Why would anyone in their right mind buy one?

If he sued you for stating your opinion would you still take up for him or what?

Give me a break Roger, I never said the problem was with the machine. I dont care if it cuts 1,357,543 keys in 1 hour the owner is an IDIOT!!!

it does it well.

let me know and I

yes I have used

take up for him or

the machine. I

an IDIOT!!!

Glen, I agree with you 100%.

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I've heard about one case of his doing this. Have there been other occurances?

So some of you guys don't like the owner/distributor of the CodePro 4500 Key Machine... I think that point has been communicated...

Since I have never used or seen such a machine I don't have any idea if I would put up with someone as unreasonable as the descriptions that have been provided here selling me such a device... Especially one that costs over $2,000...

I am sure that there are better ways to get your point across than slamming him on a newsgroup -- that is just so seedy -- perhaps a well written 'editorial' to one of the trade magazines about the gentlemen's business practices...

I agree that someone who would sue his customers over negative product feedback shouldn't really be in business... Doing that type of thing will eventually drive away a lot of his business...

'Key: Relax -- The post made by the machine's distributor was not SPAM here... A post had been made asking where to purchase a code machine... It was in fact solicited by that request for information...

Gordon Gravelle: Umm, well if what they are saying about you is true then you really need to assess the way you do business if you wish to succeed... Filing a lawsuit against your customers over negative feedback or complaining isn't very nice... How would you like it if your local fast-food restaurant decided to sue you if you complained about the quality of the food... I am sure that a large corporate entity like a fast-food chain could produce a goon squad of lawyers that could tie the matter up in court for a long time costing you a bundle... Just think about such things a bit more than you have before you go about setting a new legal precedent in your home state...

Glen Cooper: What happened to you ??? -- Were you the one that got sued ??? If you were I am sorry you didn't deserve that... if you weren't the get over it, you have made your opinions on the matter known and this can be the end of it...

Evan the maintenance man

Matt look in the yellow pages to see where your local locksmith supplier is located... Or you could stop in and visit another locksmith in your area and ask him/her where they buy their supplies from... Odds are that you have a supply house somewhere near you... Unless you live way out in the boonies someplace...

Evan the maintenance man

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was not SPAM

code machine... It

I already acknowledged that fact in an earlier post. was my bad calling it spam..

No

I've babbled enough. I just dont like him. It's over.

i recently purchased the ITL 950. $4200 canadian dollars. buying canadian may say you some money and this is a great machine. this is their website

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mabye a good option for you to look into. snipped-for-privacy@mrprolock.com

There have been alleged serious problems with CodePro customer service as well as the quality of the machine(s). Do some research.

Without a rehash of the CodePro lawsuit debate I think that most of the issue people take with Gordon has to do with the customer service aspect, as well as what many see as abuse of the legal process. The machine itself may be quite good. However the customer service aspect is just as important with a purchase like that.

Well as one of his customers, I speak from first hand experience when I say he has treated me well and he has done what ever it took to handle any issues I had.

Since my truck was broken into and my machine was swiped, I just bought another one.

That's great. I just think a prospective purchaser should get as much info as possible. I'm sure he'll consider your opinions.

Sorry to hear your machine was stolen. That's rough. Hopefully insurance picked up at least some of it.

Sorry to hear that Roger. Hope it worked out. If someone stole my machine it would hurt bad.

You probably have already thought of it but you might want to add some additional security to your van since whoever ripped you off the first time may come back for another try now that they know there is worthwhile stuff there.

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