LockAware

Fake online locksmiths affect millions of Americans each week. Commercial landlords and property owners carry the highest risks associated with hiring fake online locksmiths.

Learn how LockAware helps commercial clients minimize risks:
http://lockaware.com/minimizing-risk

Fake Online Locksmiths May Be Out to Pick Your Pocket, Too Odds are good that when you search Google for someone to help you get into your home or car, results will include poorly trained subcontractors who will squeeze you for cash.

04/2015 New Orleans State Fire Marshal sets up Locksmith Sting - criminal charges sought against 5 men.

http://www.myarklamiss.com/story/d/story/unlicensed-locksmiths-charged-in-sting-operation/35885/OGe2l1Jx8E2h0jNlZiftXg

Unlicensed Locksmiths Charged In Sting Operation An undercover operation by State Fire Marshal investigators, which began last week culminated yesterday in criminal and civil charges being lodged against five (5) men.

What is a locksmith scam? A Locksmith scam occurs when someone calls an ad or website that claims to be a locksmith but is actually a con artist. The con artist will unnessicarily damage your property, causing you to purchase new equipment from them, overpaying as little as $100 or as much as $1000.

To demonstrate, I performed a web search for "locksmith" in Los Angeles - all of the results in the ad space link to scam operations.

These scammers outbid real locksmiths on search engines by paying as much as $50 per click - they can afford to do this because they rip their customers off... Be aware!

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