Isn't it risky to have your keys and driver's license together? If you lost your wallet, someone would have both your house key and home address.
504230
Absolutely! That is why my house keys are on a separate ring I keep in my purse which gets left at my office while I work :)
504231
I suppose if you are prone to loosing your wallet then this isn't a good choice. Personally, because I can't go anywhere without my keys, I've never lost them in the 12 or so years I've used a Chums wallet. I've heard of people breaking into cars, using the registration and the garage door opener to break into the family home so I guess it just depends on what you want to be worried about.
2246225
No, each key is different and contains a number on the key just in case you lose them. So make sure you register it.
2103163
All of the keys would be different for each safe. A set of two come with each one.
480617
You can fit a credit card. But don't think you should put a key behind it because of the holes in the back. It might get lost.
149820
Yes, but it more so has to be flipped open as well keep in mind. Flip open wallet, followed by flipping open the ID see through part of it.
1301992
Only if they don't have access to the key. Otherwise, there are ways to open it if someone is desperate enough. It's designed for those people who can't remember to take their meds and when to take them.
1761266
You can always get two sets and put them all on the system, I think you can have 6 items hooked up together. You could one for a home base. My husband usually leaves watch, keys, wallet, glasses, willy nilly all over the house, and finds the wallet but needs to beep for the keys, etc. He has never lost both at the same time, YET, but I would suggest if you think you might lose both at the same time, get two sets and hook one to your cell phone and one to something else, they each get assigned a number and any one can call any other. That way if you had your cell phone you could call your phone and your wallet. You can always get two sets and put them all on the system, I think you can have 6 items hooked up together. You could one for a home base. My husband usually leaves watch, keys, wallet, glasses, willy nilly all over the house, and finds the wallet but needs to beep for the keys, etc. He has never lost both at the same time, YET, but I would suggest if you think you might lose both at the same time, get two sets and hook one to your cell phone and one to something else, they each get assigned a number and any one can call any other. That way if you had your cell phone you could call your... » Read More You can always get two sets and put them all on the system, I think you can have 6 items hooked up together. You could one for a home base. My husband usually leaves watch, keys, wallet, glasses, willy nilly all over the house, and finds the wallet but needs to beep for the keys, etc. He has never lost both at the same time, YET, but I would suggest if you think you might lose both at the same time, get two sets and hook one to your cell phone and one to something else, they each get assigned a number and any one can call any other. That way if you had your cell phone you could call your phone and your wallet. « Show Less
2085028
I agree with the other person that responded. I also doubt that the person who wants to steal your tailgate is going to bother ordering one online, wait to receive it and then go take your tailgate. the keys are unique in the same way wheel locks do. As I recall, if I loose my key there is a key code that needs to used to order another key. You may want to confirm this with the company you are thinking of ordering from.
138453
It seems pretty secure, but like anything I'm sure if you really work that you could break in. That goes without saying, you could break into a car house as well. I think for it's purpose, it's a pretty good level of security.
1071939
We attempted to fool it as well and all failed. We never thought about someone trying to duplicate a fingerprint to fool it. We have a house alarm so it's really just a primary line of defense and more of a convenience for us not to have to worry about our teenager carrying a key.
2257244
No place for your key, but you could probably slip one key behind the phone.
370664
That's a question for the Master lock, not the end user, however, no lock can keep any expert out. This device is meant as a deterrent, and that it does very well. The problem with the door, is that it takes a mere second to steal. Not the case if he has to find a key that fits the lock. The idea with thieves, is to get away fast without getting caught. The deterrent prevents a quick getaway.
196791
No, just a normal house key. If you use public transportation, you will have no issue
1604916
Yes. I purchased this for my wife, since her work car doesn't have the homelink. It was very easy to set up and works great. And she doesn't misplace it, unless she misplaces her keys. HMMMM!
953003
Hehehe gateway for potential thieves; very smart. Not only can they come once with your lock picked they can revisit with their own key set anytime when you are out busy; very very bad design and idea. Get better lock.
1221960
Because it is a security system, the lock is intended to resist tampering. That includes trying it out, just to see. No substitute for having the parts in your hands.
920561
In the first place, they would have to open it and it can only be opened by preset fingerprint. It comes with a key also.