AA American Locksmith Locksmith ad was $39 quoted $50 over the phone and charged $145 to unlock vehicle Norcross Georgia

We are A American Locksmith, yes the same company who did the Discovery Channel's "It Takes a Thief". Which is on Monday thru Friday @ 5 pm.
Our company has no affiliation with this PHONEY Company who tried to copy our name. Please feel free to report any and all suspicious companies with similiar names. We welcome and appreciate your help in trying to stop these Phony company from Ripping off the public.

These companys are well becoming known as scammer locksmiths. They have infested the country from coast to coast. They are boiler room phone operations that use deceptive advertising and bait and switch pricing. They have a phone bank usually at an unknown location which then lists thousands of phony listings utilizing phony addresses in the yellow pages, directory assistance, and the internet. They also use very large full page ads to lure you in. Many of there employees are illegal aliens from the middle east. ( Israel ). Most if not all of them are not even real locksmiths. The only way they can get into your car is with a long reach tool which on some models bend the door out of alignment and key locks they cannot pick but just drill them usually telling you they are high security and cant be picked. Then they act like drilling is harder and charge you even more.

This is their standard rip off routine and you are by far not the first. You need to file a complaint with your attorney general they are becoming aware of these phony companys. Call your credit card and dispute the charges. you might even find out the names are different from your credit card statement and the name they used to get your business.

Dont let them tire you out with their lies. They are just trying to wear you down till you go away. File complaints immediately especially with your state attorney general.

These phony locksmith companys are ripping of thousands of people everyday. The reason they are getting away with it is that not enough people are filing complaints with there attorney general.

Try googling " phony locksmith" " scam locksmiths" you will find many stories out their done by various news channels such as ABC, NPR etc. You might want to file a complaint with the local BBB just so it is documented for the rest of the public to see also.

These companys are well becoming known as scammer locksmiths. They have infested the country from coast to coast. They are boiler room phone operations that use deceptive advertising and bait and switch pricing. They have a phone bank usually at an unknown location which then lists thousands of phony listings utilizing phony addresses in the yellow pages, directory assistance, and the internet. They also use very large full page ads to lure you in. Many of there employees are illegal aliens from the middle east. ( Israel ). Most if not all of them are not even real locksmiths. The only way they can get into your car is with a long reach tool which on some models bend the door out of alignment and key locks they cannot pick but just drill them usually telling you they are high security and cant be picked. Then they act like drilling is harder and charge you even more.

This is their standard rip off routine and you are by far not the first. You need to file a complaint with your attorney general they are becoming aware of these phony companys. Call your credit card and dispute the charges. you might even find out the names are different from your credit card statement and the name they used to get your business.

Dont let them tire you out with their lies. They are just trying to wear you down till you go away. File complaints immediately especially with your state attorney general.

These phony locksmith companys are ripping of thousands of people everyday. The reason they are getting away with it is that not enough people are filing complaints with there attorney general.

Try googling " phony locksmith" " scam locksmiths" you will find many stories out their done by various news channels such as ABC, NPR etc. You might want to file a complaint with the local BBB just so it is documented for the rest of the public to see also.

These companys are well becoming known as scammer locksmiths. They have infested the country from coast to coast. They are boiler room phone operations that use deceptive advertising and bait and switch pricing. They have a phone bank usually at an unknown location which then lists thousands of phony listings utilizing phony addresses in the yellow pages, directory assistance, and the internet. They also use very large full page ads to lure you in. Many of there employees are illegal aliens from the middle east. ( Israel ). Most if not all of them are not even real locksmiths. The only way they can get into your car is with a long reach tool which on some models bend the door out of alignment and key locks they cannot pick but just drill them usually telling you they are high security and cant be picked. Then they act like drilling is harder and charge you even more.

This is their standard rip off routine and you are by far not the first. You need to file a complaint with your attorney general they are becoming aware of these phony companys. Call your credit card and dispute the charges. you might even find out the names are different from your credit card statement and the name they used to get your business.

Dont let them tire you out with their lies. They are just trying to wear you down till you go away. File complaints immediately especially with your state attorney general.

These phony locksmith companys are ripping of thousands of people everyday. The reason they are getting away with it is that not enough people are filing complaints with there attorney general.

Try googling " phony locksmith" " scam locksmiths" you will find many stories out their done by various news channels such as ABC, NPR etc. You might want to file a complaint with the local BBB just so it is documented for the rest of the public to see also.

These companys are well becoming known as scammer locksmiths. They have infested the country from coast to coast. They are boiler room phone operations that use deceptive advertising and bait and switch pricing. They have a phone bank usually at an unknown location which then lists thousands of phony listings utilizing phony addresses in the yellow pages, directory assistance, and the internet. They also use very large full page ads to lure you in. Many of there employees are illegal aliens from the middle east. ( Israel ). Most if not all of them are not even real locksmiths. The only way they can get into your car is with a long reach tool which on some models bend the door out of alignment and key locks they cannot pick but just drill them usually telling you they are high security and cant be picked. Then they act like drilling is harder and charge you even more.

This is their standard rip off routine and you are by far not the first. You need to file a complaint with your attorney general they are becoming aware of these phony companys. Call your credit card and dispute the charges. you might even find out the names are different from your credit card statement and the name they used to get your business.

Dont let them tire you out with their lies. They are just trying to wear you down till you go away. File complaints immediately especially with your state attorney general.

These phony locksmith companys are ripping of thousands of people everyday. The reason they are getting away with it is that not enough people are filing complaints with there attorney general.

Try googling " phony locksmith" " scam locksmiths" you will find many stories out their done by various news channels such as ABC, NPR etc. You might want to file a complaint with the local BBB just so it is documented for the rest of the public to see also.