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  • Report:  #1350651

Complaint Review: Locksmith Pros - Internet

Reported By:
Labmom - Van Nuys, California, USA
Submitted:
Updated:

Locksmith Pros
Internet, USA
Phone:
818-534-3605
Web:
www.locksmith-pros.net
Categories:
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On 12/2/16 my friend got locked out of my house.  I was at work and could not get home.  It was cold outside & she was wearing no shoes & no coat.  I did a search online for a mobile locksmith in Van Nuys and found this loser company.

The guy said he could be there in 15 minutes and I said fine but call me with pricing.  I never heard from him til about an hour later when my friend told me the guy told her I needed a new lock and she let him do it but he NEVER told her how much it was going to cost.  When all was said and done he charged $711.00 for a lock that looks like it cost $5.00 and I could of bought at Home Depot.  I contacted this company several times and they are very rude and hang up on you all the time.  I asked for their mailing address and they said oh we are located in Dallas, TX and I said then why do you have an 818 area code number and again they hung up on me.  When I first called to compalin about hte price I was basically told too bad that's how much it cost.  I did file a complaint with the BBB but they had no success contacting htis place.  I hope someone can help, I would like to get at least half or more of my money back and stop them from ripping off the next person.



2 Updates & Rebuttals

Tyg

Pahrump,
Nevada,
USA
Argue!!!!

#2General Comment

Wed, January 18, 2017

 Yes this sucks!! But there is SOME protection here. The person YOU had waiting there IS NOT YOU!!! THEY did a modification WITHOUT CONTACTING THE OWNER OR RENTER!!!! This means its a non approved issue. ANY lawyer will tell you to take them to court.


FloridaNative

Palm Beach Gardens,
Florida,
USA
You were scammed

#3Consumer Comment

Wed, January 18, 2017

This is a very well-known, long-running scam.  You can read about it at the FTC.gov website. Essentially you called a boiler room somewhere in the country.  The boiler room has contacts (they are thugs) everywhere to run this locksmith scam. File a complaint with the FTC and your state's attorney general. Please read all about this scam. It is one of the services where a local legitimate locksmith is truly better. I hope you are able to track them down, but it is unlikely. 

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