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Proximity key fobs at $100+ each and programming which can run $80-100 each, a few house keys (I change the locks of keys have been out of my control in a way t
by incongruity 5y ago
Proximity key fobs at $100+ each and programming which can run $80-100 each, a few house keys (I change the locks of keys have been out of my control in a way that can plausibly be tied to my identity, lest someone make a copy and turn up uninvited - that’s another $100+), and $30 for an air tag.
I didn’t make up those numbers.
- mtlynch 5y agoOh wow, I thought maybe it was a typo. Thanks for the details!
- incongruity 5y agoYeah - I learned the hard way a while back when someone in our household misplaced another key… and found it right after we’d replaced it/paid all that.
- dghlsakjg 5y agofyi, If you ever have to get your locks rekeyed again, ask for a kwikset smartkey cylinder. Its a clever little device that will let you rekey a lock yourself with a new key as long as you still have at least one of the original keys.
- bradknowles 5y agoUh, no. See The Lockpicking Lawyers videos on Kwikset Smartkey cylinders, including: https://youtu.be/XqsAFdFsQmQ https://youtu.be/XqsAFdFsQmQ