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 by NIC » 25 Apr 2007 19:35
Need an opinion!! Is 25 pounds too much for a Chubb 5 lever lock(brand new)? Oh Shipping included !!MODEL NUMBER B-3G114E-SC-67
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by horsefeathers » 26 Apr 2007 2:02
Not at all if it includes postage.
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by ponsaloti » 26 Apr 2007 5:09
recommended retail price is about £35
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by NIC » 3 May 2007 8:30
i finally got my lock from across the pound!! The problem is, the guy said it was brand new and boxed!
I opened the package to find the box all taped up, the lock and deadbolt receivers(whatever you call that) all scratched up, the round keyway protectors had their protective plastic all torn up and the installation screws were missing. *^&@$%$%@@
Now what would you guys do ??? I e-mailed the guy and he asked me if i wanted a refund. I guessing this will cost me shipping it back to England !!?? Or should i ask for a partial refund ?? By the way, the damage could not of been done by customs. And yes the guy had good ebay feedback
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by cjames73 » 3 May 2007 9:02
may have been sold as new but probably had it laying around the garage for years.
email the seller and ask for a partial refund as you now have to replace the escutcheons and screws.
cant see him refusing if he's a good seller.
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by NIC » 3 May 2007 9:10
cjames73 wrote:may have been sold as new but probably had it laying around the garage for years.
email the seller and ask for a partial refund as you now have to replace the escutcheons and screws.
cant see him refusing if he's a good seller.
The what ?? 
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by cjames73 » 3 May 2007 9:22
keyway protectors 
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by ForFun » 3 May 2007 10:31
cjames73 wrote:keyway protectors
That's funny! Doesn't this belong in the "Funny Forum"?
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by UWSDWF » 3 May 2007 10:34
funny forum ? where?
 DISCLAIMER:repeating anything written in the above post may result in dismemberment,arrest,drug and/or alcohol use,scars,injury,death, and midget obsession.
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by ponsaloti » 3 May 2007 11:47
I think you were pretty lucky, you could have bought london bridge. 
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by Chucklz » 3 May 2007 15:44
I would ask what you plan on doing with this lock. For picking or for your home? If for picking, who really cares, as you got an extraordinary deal. For your home security? Well, how bad is the cosmetic damage? Do you need new escutcheons or was the plastic just torn? I would probably only ask for a very small partial refund.
UWSDWF you know where the funny is kept...In mah bukket.
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