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You lend a key to someone for your house. Doesnt work out later and you request it back. (Some of you know where this is going already). That person simply says, 'I dont have your key'. Are you screwed?

cyrnel

Buy another lock or have yours re-keyed. A relatively inexpensive lesson.

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FeelMyPain

i dont have your key = i'm gonna rob your place tonight! or i'm gonna come in and kill you.

hurry up and change the locks and possibly get an alarm system.

alpha phi

Even if you got your key back!
If there is a problem with
the person who had it,
You should change the locks.
The person could of made copies.
$15-25 bucks for a basic lock set.....
securing your home.....priceless

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Pip

Change your locks. Asides from the obvious burglary risk, there could be insurance issues.

Temporary_User

Im going to add: change your locks
and do it ASAP!!

Temporary_User

again do it ASAP!!!

that is: AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!!

martinguerre

if warrented, you could go to small claims to recover the rekeying costs. or, chalk it up to the expense of trusting someone you shouldn't have. depends on how much it runs you.

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