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15 hours ago, dytkos said:

I was working overnight, spent 4 hours waiting for a locksmith because the contract cleaner had gone home with the keys for my office. £110 for NYE callout, including a new lock. Good value I thought ?

Cheers, D.

May as well just drilled it out yourself, I always remember doing a refurb in the gold bullion shop in Bristol were the brinksmatt gold was laundered, had a key for the front door and the safe but not a lot of the security shutters, so called out a locksmith and was anticipating seeing some magical skeleton key in action, only to be gutted ten minutes later when he got a drill out and drilled all the barrels out the locks then got a grinder out and lobbed them off when that failed, I told him to do one for his money as I only called him in to try and save the locks and I could of just cut them off myself if I thought I was going to have to waste half a day waiting for a man with a grinder ?

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1 hour ago, Greyman said:

May as well just drilled it out yourself, I always remember doing a refurb in the gold bullion shop in Bristol were the brinksmatt gold was laundered, had a key for the front door and the safe but not a lot of the security shutters, so called out a locksmith and was anticipating seeing some magical skeleton key in action, only to be gutted ten minutes later when he got a drill out and drilled all the barrels out the locks then got a grinder out and lobbed them off when that failed, I told him to do one for his money as I only called him in to try and save the locks and I could of just cut them off myself if I thought I was going to have to waste half a day waiting for a man with a grinder ?

So the story is:

You called a bloke out to do a job

He did what you could have done yourself 

So you knocked him for his money

Classy !…….I’d have ground a bit off you ! 

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3 minutes ago, WILF said:

So the story is:

You called a bloke out to do a job

He did what you could have done yourself 

So you knocked him for his money

Classy !…….I’d have ground a bit off you ! 

My thinking with a locksmith was he would come out and open the locks then cut me new keys, it was a bullion shop these were not cheap locks and cost a few hundred quid to replace why would I pay someone to come out and cost me a load of money, I know your a bit angry at the moment but your last comment is just silly, but as it’s a new year I will turn the other cheek and laugh it off ???

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