The messages seem abundant in some forums, “I purchased a business that had a Sentry Safe that was locked.”, or “I bought a used Sentry Safe at a garage sale,” of course these statements are followed by some begging for someone to send the writer the combination to their safe. I don't think there is any great number of people out in “forum India” that can take your Sentry Safe serial number and tell you the combination. Not only that, I sincerely hope there aren't many individuals that have a comprehensive list of combinations! I'm not yet sure why so many people don't direct these questions to the store where they bought the safe or to the Sentry Safe Company itself! Maybe it is because they are hoping for the information for free, as Sentry requires a small payment and some paperwork. Now, before we get into the nitty-gritty of how you can get help from Sentry, let's take a look at some other ways to open your safe if you've forgotten your combination.
Of course, dynamite is my personal favorite. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend the use of dynamite, however quickly, it will likely cause you a lot of trouble, damage the contents of your safe, and cause severe bodily harm to you and others. Picking the lock would be a close second and good punishment for you forgetting the combination of buying a used safely without a combination; what were you thinking? Maybe a psychic can help you and confirm or deny your belief in them at the same time! Of course, you could just sell the safe at a garage sale and let someone else worry about the combination!
You can also call a local locksmith, but I suspect it will cost more than following the simple instructions from Sentry. If you want to get the lost combination for free, I suggest you start trying all the possible combinations! Good luck!
Ok, we can be serious for a moment and this is all you need to get your lost combination from the Sentry Safe Company and avoid the mystery of psychics and the danger of dynamite.
Here are the easy instructions from Sentry: The first step, find the Model and Serial Number of your safe. This package contains the serial number, which is also written on a little label beside the door hinge (outside). Send a copy of the model number and a serial number of the safes, a notarized letter (the last name of the notary must be different than that of the owner) stating you are the owner of the safe, and a check or money order for **$12(the United States. Money) to the Department of Sentry Group, 200
882 Linden Avenue, New York, NY 10019
Rochester, New York 14625-2784, United States of America.
Call 1-800-828-1438 and fax your model and serial number with the notarized letter if paying by credit card (Visa/MasterCard only).
Next time, make a note of the combination and keep it somewhere safe, such as a bank's safe deposit box. Opening your safe may be a lot more enjoyable, but it's never been easier!
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