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Kyptonite lock replacement.

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  1. There seemed to be a lot of confusion about Kryptonite lock
    replacement last year, so I decided to wait for a while. Achile's
    tendonitis has kept me sidelined for a while, so no hurry to get
    my locks replaced. But it's time to do so.

    I notice that there is a lawsuit filed against Kryptonite, ( above ).
    I'm not particularly interested in dealing with the lawyers as
    my experience is that they wind up getting most of the money.

    Does anyone know what the replacement policy is now, and where I can
    go to check it out? Thanks.

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  2. TLOlczyk said:

    There seemed to be a lot of confusion about Kryptonite lock
    replacement last year, so I decided to wait for a while. Achile's
    tendonitis has kept me sidelined for a while, so no hurry to get
    my locks replaced. But it's time to do so.

    I notice that there is a lawsuit filed against Kryptonite, ( above ).
    I'm not particularly interested in dealing with the lawyers as
    my experience is that they wind up getting most of the money.

    Does anyone know what the replacement policy is now, and where I can
    go to check it out? Thanks.

    I just went online, entered my address and key numbers. They sent me a
    UPS mailer so that I could send my lock to them (free) and then they
    sent me a new lock (free).

    pretty sweet overall I'd say.

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    Paul M. Hobson
    Georgia Institute of Technology
    http://www.underthecouch.org
    ..:you may want to fix my email
    address before you send anything:.

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