09-10-13, 09:59 AM
Well I've taken the decision to stop cutting customer supplied keys.
The reasons being that the majority of them are cheap ebay car key shells/blades. These are usually shiitty metal that the blades struggle with and blunts them pretty quick and twice broken them. At £40-50 a pop that's bad business.
Also due to the difficulties in cutting, often they don't work. Sometimes running them through again cures it but usually it's focced.
Now it doesn't matter how much you've told the punter it's at their risk, when it happens they keep bugging you to try it again and/or kick off.
So that fiver I'd charge originally has cost me time, money, patience and lost a customer. And it always happens when you've got a few people in the shop, so foc it - no more!
I know the original yam key should be good quality but a key the same shape with Silca written on it for £7.00 is all your getting :lol
The reasons being that the majority of them are cheap ebay car key shells/blades. These are usually shiitty metal that the blades struggle with and blunts them pretty quick and twice broken them. At £40-50 a pop that's bad business.
Also due to the difficulties in cutting, often they don't work. Sometimes running them through again cures it but usually it's focced.
Now it doesn't matter how much you've told the punter it's at their risk, when it happens they keep bugging you to try it again and/or kick off.
So that fiver I'd charge originally has cost me time, money, patience and lost a customer. And it always happens when you've got a few people in the shop, so foc it - no more!
I know the original yam key should be good quality but a key the same shape with Silca written on it for £7.00 is all your getting :lol