In recent years the Locksmithing industry has experienced an explosion of scammers and illegitimate business people posing as locksmith technicians. Scammers prey on people in emergency situations, generally lockouts of a home or auto. In most scenarios, a customer calls a number listed in the phone book, or found on the web through a Google search and are quoted a low price over the phone. What the customer often doesn’t realize is that their phone call is actually being fielded to a call center, often out of state and that the technician being dispatched often has very little knowledge of locks. When the technician arrives, they are often not in uniform or a marked vehicle. They inform the customer that their lock cannot be opened with conventional methods, then destroy the lock and charge two, three, sometimes six times the quote given.

This problem has been covered in the news both locally and nationally, but little has been done to stop it. The best thing you can do to protect yourself is to know a locksmith before you need a locksmith. We invite you to come to our shop, say “hi,” shake our hands, take a business card and know that we will be just a phone call away if you find yourself in an emergency. You can find us, along with other verified locksmiths at http://www.findalocksmith.com

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