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Posted: **Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:17 pm**

These guys are great.
No, actually phenomenal!
after dealing with such trash vendors as DEALEXTREME,
(i direct you attention here....:
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1428&hilit=+dealextreme )
this is such a refreshing experience.
i ordered this : 1 (one ) used ASSA twin mortise cyl. /w one key, for 20.00 USD.
when contacted almost immediately by phone after requesting an alternate payment method than
a credit card..(PayPal) , by Securitysnobs Hi-Sec Locksmiths and Consultants Rep,
Mr Nick Daum,
a flat rate box was agreed upon,and E.T.D. would be about three days.
after waiting ten days or so, i contacted Nick by e-mail,just to check on my parcel.
It had been placed in a separate pile,i was told due to the small size of my order,
and had been overlooked.
Nick said he would make it up to me, (although i did not even ask)
and said he would toss in an extra tidbit for me to make up for the delay,and was extremely apologetic .
i said "no sweat."
around 4/5 days later i got my ASSA twin + one key.
see pic for the final result, which i am absolutely more than satisfied with.
(Thanks Nick , way to take care of the little guy!...)

what i ordered : one Cyl, one key.

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What i received : One ASSA twin Mortise Cyl,+ 7 (SEVEN!) keys,
& a Sargent ™KESO Cylinder with keys

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KUDOS.. Securitysnobs.com, and thanks again.
looking forward to recommending and doing further business in the future.
A.W.O.L.

EDIT: added link to DX rant.

Posted: **Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:46 pm**

find the error i made( the answer lies within one of the photos..) within 1 hr of this post, and win a full set of T.O.K.E.
tension tools.
good luck.
it is now Mon. June 08/2009, & 17:46 hundred Hrs. pacific standard time .

Posted: **Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:52 pm**

8 ASSA keys

Posted: **Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:59 pm**

jruther2 wrote:8 ASSA keys

we have a winner!
LOL =)
would you like them for yourself,or would you like them sent anywhere else on the globe?
(your call...)
post your answer here ,then
PM me addy details,
please.

Posted: **Mon Jun 08, 2009 7:04 pm**

Give 'em to the winner of the picking competition...should sweeten the pot a bit.

Posted: **Mon Jun 08, 2009 7:17 pm**

jruther2 wrote:Give 'em to the winner of the picking competition...should sweeten the pot a bit.

Very nice indeed. That will as you said sweeten things up a treat.

Hallis, give this man a cookie.

But seriously thanks man.
Lew

Posted: **Mon Jun 08, 2009 7:19 pm**

jruther2 wrote:Give 'em to the winner of the picking competition...should sweeten the pot a bit.

awesome!
you rock,dude!
Lew just pm me the addy details,when it's time..

Posted: **Mon Jun 08, 2009 7:36 pm**

jruther2 wrote:Give 'em to the winner of the picking competition...should sweeten the pot a bit.

Cookie bestowed upon you, jruther2!

Thanks for your graciousness. (Cookie)

Posted: **Tue Jun 09, 2009 1:56 pm**

awol70 I also have nothing but respect for Mr Nick Daum I purchased my abloy 362 cutaway from him however when it was shipped from the states
to the United Kingdom customs I suspect opened the package & lost the keys I contacted him & told him what had happened he said not to worry
& said he would put me in contact with his partner in Europe so as to save me postage his partner who was as it turned out was Han Fey re-keyed the lock for me with a ruby profile key way & fitted a dust cover as well free of charge
see pic

Posted: **Tue Jun 09, 2009 4:07 pm**

omegaman wrote:awol70 I also have nothing but respect for Mr Nick Daum I purchased my abloy 362 cutaway from him however when it was shipped from the states
to the United Kingdom customs I suspect opened the package & lost the keys I contacted him & told him what had happened he said not to worry
& said he would put me in contact with his partner in Europe so as to save me postage his partner who was as it turned out was Han Fey re-keyed the lock for me with a ruby profile key way & fitted a dust cover as well free of charge
see pic

ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!
who woulda guessed ...eh....?
the fabled Mr Fey himself.
(who in fact,actually has helped me out before,as well...)
(another a man worthy of utmost respect.)

Posted: **Wed Jun 10, 2009 1:56 pm**

you are right on that awol70 as it happens after he re-keyed the abloy for me I bought an abus "rock padlock from him as well & as you have probably
seen his video on military padlocks it is the same kind as in the video it has a unique number on the side & an assa 7 pin keyway an awesome lock
dont have a picture to post for you and other members to see as I am
on a job at the moment & only have my laptop in the hotel here with me
I shall get some pictures up when I get back from this job

catch ya lata have fun.......................

Posted: **Wed Jun 10, 2009 5:57 pm**

what a score

Posted: **Thu Jun 11, 2009 7:03 am**

awol70 wrote:
omegaman wrote:awol70 I also have nothing but respect for Mr Nick Daum I purchased my abloy 362 cutaway from him however when it was shipped from the states
to the United Kingdom customs I suspect opened the package & lost the keys I contacted him & told him what had happened he said not to worry
& said he would put me in contact with his partner in Europe so as to save me postage his partner who was as it turned out was Han Fey re-keyed the lock for me with a ruby profile key way & fitted a dust cover as well free of charge
see pic

ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!
who woulda guessed ...eh....?
the fabled Mr Fey himself.
(who in fact,actually has helped me out before,as well...)
(another a man worthy of utmost respect.)

Han is an awsome chap. He approached me on ebay enquiring about cutaways.... I was well honoured! Very much willing to help & educate people about locks, which is pretty damn good going concidering his status in the locksport community and how busy he is.

Posted: **Thu Jun 11, 2009 11:32 am**

HiNtZ wrote:
awol70 wrote:
omegaman wrote:awol70 I also have nothing but respect for Mr Nick Daum I purchased my abloy 362 cutaway from him however when it was shipped from the states
to the United Kingdom customs I suspect opened the package & lost the keys I contacted him & told him what had happened he said not to worry
& said he would put me in contact with his partner in Europe so as to save me postage his partner who was as it turned out was Han Fey re-keyed the lock for me with a ruby profile key way & fitted a dust cover as well free of charge
see pic

ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!
who woulda guessed ...eh....?
the fabled Mr Fey himself.
(who in fact,actually has helped me out before,as well...)
(another a man worthy of utmost respect.)

Han is an awsome chap. He approached me on ebay enquiring about cutaways.... I was well honoured! Very much willing to help & educate people about locks, which is pretty damn good going concidering his status in the locksport community and how busy he is.

Absolutely.
and you are right...you would figure a guy of his status and given how extremely busy he is,that he would not have the time to stop and help someone with a Hi-Sec lock,
but he always seems to make time to help...
another admirable quality.

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