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We ordered three separate types of fobs and received all incorrect items for all three part numbers. When I reached out to Joe, the sales associate, he was unwilling to help correct their mistake at their cost and ceased responding to my emails.
I would recommend against using this company.
I am buying some fobs, and I get a great experience to work with them. Very friendly. I am planned to buy some more key system
The customer service process here is one of the worst I've ever encountered. Their website has unclear messaging, they have no SLAs on their production timeline and the sales manager was awful to deal with.
High quality Security system supplier in USA. Trust-able. Highly recommended for Buy security system such as Proximity cards, Proximity reader, Plastic keyfobs, HID prox cards etc
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