Locksmith Warnings
Consumer Warnings about Locksmiths
Locksmiths are among the most honest and trusted individuals. They are licensed by the cities and states where they work out of under strict criteria. However, as in any business, there are frequently a few that make everyone look bad. The following articles aimed to make you aware that locksmiths are no exception and how to choose the right locksmiths.
“San Diego Hit by Locksmith Scam”
“BBB Warns Public about Locksmith”
“10 Connects investigates local locksmith with hidden cameras”
“Finding a local locksmith not always easy”
“How to stop a Fraudulent Scam”
“Beware of Locksmith Rip Offs”
“Unlicensed Locksmiths Strike in San Francisco”
“Phony Locksmiths” (Long list of more articles)
Click on these links to see many more incidences in 2008 and 2009
* Note: As time passes, publishers of these articles may choose to no longer make them available. We will try to keep the list updated regularly.
Sheryl Bilbrey of the San Diego Better Business Bureau:
"Of course these companies (unscrupulous locksmiths) operate under names like 'Dependable Locksmith' in order to exploit the vulnerable situation for consumers who are locked out of their house or car." Bilbrey went on to say "We've found that some locksmiths have made taking advantage of people's misfortune part of their business model."
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