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Fortis Locksmith, a predatory locksmith in Colorado, charged a 90-year-old senior citizen $4,000 for a lock replacement. Learn why seniors are often targeted by dishonest locksmiths and how to avoid scams from fraudulent companies.
Be cautious when choosing a locksmith online, as scams are common. Fake locksmiths use misleading ads and websites to trick people, causing damage and overcharging. Trust only verified locksmiths like JT’s Keys & Locks. Always check for proper logos and credentials to avoid imposters.
A locksmith company damaged a customer’s car, overcharged her, and then ignored her complaints. The company used a call center, making it hard to track responsibility. Authorities are investigating. To avoid scams, call trusted locksmiths directly and verify their identity.
The BBB warns about a rise in complaints against predator locksmiths. Many are call centers that don’t verify locksmith credentials. Consumers should watch for vague dispatchers, lack of business licenses, and unclear pricing. JT’s Keys & Locks advises using trusted locksmiths to avoid scams.
AARP warns that seniors are being targeted by scam locksmiths using fake listings and call centers. These scammers overcharge and damage property. To protect yourself, use trusted locksmiths, avoid generic phone greetings, and ask for ID and written estimates before work begins.
