How To Open A Supra Ibox Without A Key

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02-20-2018, 07:53 PM

Location: Florida - 10,213 posts, read 13,882,043 times Reputation: 21810

When we bought our condo six-years ago, there was a GE Supra Ibox (Realtor lockbox) attached to a balcony rail outside of our unit. I've got the S/N, but, take no idea who the realtor was that attached the box and so abased it (It has previous (replaced) keys to our unit). I would similar to unshackle the box and/or open and reuse it, but, I practise not have an 'ekey(?)' -- I've seen some detailed instructions on UTube, but, these seem more than complicated than I can follow (plus require additional hardware). Any thought how to get rid of this box ... or possibly fifty-fifty reprogram/re-use information technology every bit a primal-holder for our electric current keys? = Cheers

02-xx-2018, 08:02 PM

Location: Lakewood Ranch, FL 5,653 posts, read 10,087,661 times Reputation: 6903

You lot might try calling your local MLS. They tin can check to run into who the listing agent was and contact him or her. To remove it, you or they need an eKEY and a shackle code. If the MLS can't assistance, you'll probably need to cut it off.

02-xx-2018, 08:09 PM

Location: Rochester, WA 12,193 posts, read 8,925,445 times Reputation: 33009

Aye, call the MLS... There is a serial number on it. It's registered to someone. You won't likely exist able to apply it... You have to be an agent and MLS member to have a Supra account to open it, but you ought to be able to get someone to get it off of at that place. If you want to take the selection of a lockbox, there are other kinds or combo locks you tin can get.

02-20-2018, 08:37 PM

North Beach Person Location: On the Chesapeake 41,489 posts, read 54,050,638 times Reputation: 55851

Half-dozen years?

02-twenty-2018, 08:40 PM

Location: northern va 1,734 posts, read 2,694,323 times Reputation: 1687

not worth trying to reuse information technology. Call the local realtor office and ask if they'd like to come by and verify the possessor and go them to remove it (a search of your condo address online might show an agent attached to a previous list), or just contact your condo association and ask if they'd like to cutting information technology off since they probable 'own' the railings.. If that fails, only cut the shackle off and toss it, pick up a box that fits your needs for future use

02-21-2018, 05:43 AM

1insider seven,463 posts, read 6,036,839 times Reputation: 16590

Quote: Originally Posted by jghorton When nosotros bought our condo six-years ago, there was a GE Supra Ibox (Realtor lockbox) attached to a balcony rail outside of our unit of measurement. I've got the South/North, but, take no idea who the realtor was that attached the box and then abandoned it (It has previous (replaced) keys to our unit). I would like to unshackle the box and/or open and reuse it, but, I do not have an 'ekey(?)' -- I've seen some detailed instructions on UTube, just, these seem more complicated than I tin can follow (plus require additional hardware). Whatever idea how to get rid of this box ... or perhaps even reprogram/re-apply it as a fundamental-holder for our electric current keys? = Thanks Most likely culprit is the list agent when you bought. Telephone call her banker (at the time). Battery is probably dead, though.

02-21-2018, 06:03 AM

rrah Location: Bloomington IN 8,467 posts, read 11,074,839 times Reputation: 23636

Six years later and you want information technology removed? Find someone that owns giant bolt cutters or rent them. So ask the strongest person you know for help cutting it off. Supra central holders aren't made to be easily removed. That would defeat the safety in using them. The boxes are expensive. If the agent was still in business, southward/he would accept been back for the box.

02-21-2018, 06:19 AM

Location: Lakewood Ranch, FL five,653 posts, read ten,087,661 times Reputation: 6903

Quote: Originally Posted by rrah The boxes are expensive. If the agent was even so in business, southward/he would have been back for the box. My brokerage provides lock boxes to our agents. My previous brokerages did the aforementioned. Agents change brokerages all the time and information technology'south not very difficult to see how a lock box could be accidentally misplaced when there's no personal interest in getting information technology back past the amanuensis and there's poor record keeping by the brokerage.

02-21-2018, 07:53 AM

Zippyman Location: Rural Michigan 6,343 posts, read 13,832,906 times Reputation: 10538

In my area, mls rules require lock boxes be removed inside 48 hours of closing.. There'southward a potential fine of $500 to the listing agent if that isn't done. Definitely call the local mls. New Bluetooth iboxes are virtually 125 on my area & used ones still accept value, just you wouldn't be able to utilise the ibox yourself without a monthly subscription. Nosotros changed from the non-Bluetooth iboxes several years ago & the non Bluetooth iboxes have no value.

02-21-2018, 08:21 AM

Location: DFW - Coppell / Las Colinas 40,058 posts, read 45,707,081 times Reputation: 52275

Odds are the agent is no longer in Business organisation. If yous have an amanuensis have them check into how to get information technology removed.

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