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Strand Key and Lock
Unclaimed Business
SK
Strand Key and Lock
Unclaimed Business
1 Reviews (last 12 months)
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Performance(last 12 months):
TrustIndex
0
Ranking
#8
in Security
NPS Score
0
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
1|1 Reviews
May '25 - Apr '26
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Recent reviews (1)
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Rashieda O
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
17 Oct 2025, 06:27
Poorest, Rudest, services ever
Rudest, owner, staff, salesman, cheats his customers into poor quality, and overcharged for products, had a key copied yesterday, and the key litterally snapped in half, shame they must be so desperate to earn a buck, that's why they feel the need to cheat their customers. Never ever support this company. They don't even respect South Africa's consumers rights.
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Rashieda O
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
17 Oct 2025, 06:27
Poorest, Rudest, services ever
Rudest, owner, staff, salesman, cheats his customers into poor quality, and overcharged for products, had a key copied yesterday, and the key litterally snapped in half, shame they must be so desperate to earn a buck, that's why they feel the need to cheat their customers. Never ever support this company. They don't even respect South Africa's consumers rights.
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Alber Z
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
23 Aug 2024, 13:17
Lee refused to refund an unused returned remote.
Lee refused to refund an unused returned remote. 3) Goods do not meet a particular purpose In terms of s55(3) (read with s20) of the CPA, if a consumer informs a supplier that the goods are being bought to fulfill a particular purpose, and the supplier advises that the goods will meet this particular purpose then: 10 days after receiving the goods, the consumer can return the goods if it is not suitable for the particular purpose, and the consumer can cancel without penalty. The supplier will have to pay the costs to return the goods. It is important to note that despite the above, the consumer is not entitled to return goods for any of the above reasons (1)-(3) if: regulation prohibits the return of those goods to a supplier once they have been supp**** to a consumer (for reasons of public health or public), or after having been supp**** to a consumer, the goods have been partially or entirely disassembled, altered, added or combined with other goods or property. Wherever the CPA entitles a consumer to a refund, it must be interpreted to mean that the consumer has the election on how to receive the refund. This means that while refunds as in-store vouchers or credits are not ******* per se, if the consumer demands a cash refund the supplier must give it to them. Also in terms of s56, the consumer (not the supplier) can decide whether to choose the refund, replacement or repair.
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Alber Z
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
23 Aug 2024, 13:17
Lee refused to refund an unused returned remote.
Lee refused to refund an unused returned remote. 3) Goods do not meet a particular purpose In terms of s55(3) (read with s20) of the CPA, if a consumer informs a supplier that the goods are being bought to fulfill a particular purpose, and the supplier advises that the goods will meet this particular purpose then: 10 days after receiving the goods, the consumer can return the goods if it is not suitable for the particular purpose, and the consumer can cancel without penalty. The supplier will have to pay the costs to return the goods. It is important to note that despite the above, the consumer is not entitled to return goods for any of the above reasons (1)-(3) if: regulation prohibits the return of those goods to a supplier once they have been supp**** to a consumer (for reasons of public health or public), or after having been supp**** to a consumer, the goods have been partially or entirely disassembled, altered, added or combined with other goods or property. Wherever the CPA entitles a consumer to a refund, it must be interpreted to mean that the consumer has the election on how to receive the refund. This means that while refunds as in-store vouchers or credits are not ******* per se, if the consumer demands a cash refund the supplier must give it to them. Also in terms of s56, the consumer (not the supplier) can decide whether to choose the refund, replacement or repair.
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