Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Anyone ever use one of these on a POD ?
Document: The best lock (price vs security) in amazon. I have an Viro lock and Sobo locks, but this is better designed and easy for use. Anti Drill, anti pick.
As soon as you see the intricate keys for this lock, you know it's serious business. Don't be fooled by the much cheaper locks that look similar to this one. Those cheaper locks are easy to pick or cut. I think a thief would probably try to attack the door this lock is on rather than the lock itself.
It's natural to compare competitors' &#34;disc&#34; padlocks to one of the offerings from Abus as the Abus Disk padlock design is often copied and imitated.The Abus product exhibits superb attention to quality in manufacturing regarding the outer case and shackle. There's no sharp edges to slice a finger open... nor any observable or apparent short cuts in finishing.The shackle is hardened steel... which is of critical importance.
This thing is sturdy and works well. I had it on a storage locker for 4 months with no complaints. If you want to be sure your stuff is safe, spend the extra money and get an Abus.
This lock will most likely cause a thief to either attack an easier lock nearby or try to attack your door's hardware instead.
This lock seems like the best available security solution for storage unit doors.
The lock is on my storage unit. Nobody has tried to break it yet so I honestly couldn't say how well it would hold up. However, I can say that if I had to break in to my public storage unit, it would be faster and easier to attack the door or door latch. Also, it doesn't take a standard key, so picking it has also got to be a pain.
I have all sorts of padlocks including hardened high security Abloys costing over $200, but this is a better choice for those sliding hasps on storage unit doors because once locked, it's much harder to get to the shackle with an angle grinder, compared to regular padlocks. It has a disk detainer cylinder instead of pin tumblers and so can't be &#34;bumped,&#34; and is pretty much impossible for the casual thief to pick.
I bought this lock for a storage unit after reading reviews on this site.The lock won't fit the hasp on the storage unit, although this lock seems well made and cannot be picked by the average thief, make sure your storage unit will accept it.
I am no lock expert by any means but, this appears to be the real deal and I am quite happy with the lock. It strikes me as a get what you pay for proposition. The $10.00 Chinese versions (which I originally bought) are not going to stand up to what this will. This seems to be actually manufactured as apposed to throw together spot welded Chinese. I thought a drop of oil here and there made it work a bit smoother..
Answer: no