If you need a Locksmith, when you call them ask them where they are located. If they say they are a moblie service, this is a RED flag. Do not tell them what City or State you are in, if they are a real company they will know at least the local area you are calling from. Hang up. Call another company. If you are using the phone book, most of the large ads are real. Look for a DCJS Virginia License number. If you have the internet you can confirm the number at DCJS web site. Http://www.dcjs. Virginia. Gov/ps/directory/businessSearch. Cfm
The Virginia Locksmith License Bill passed and was signed into law by the Governor of Virginia. Anyone advertising in Springfield Lorton Fairfax Annandale Centreville Alexandria Arlington Kingstowne Sterling Woodbridge Ashburn Chantilly Leesburg Tysons Corner Mclean Richmond Norfolk Tidewater Virgina Beach and the rest of Virginia will now have to include a License number in their ads. If you call out a locksmith that does not present a license, you do not have to pay him, call the police if they hassle you.
It continues hundreds of fake addresses listed in the phone books, Verizon, Yellow Book, their (responce we don't care) The internet is worse, full of them. It's is a joke that in a small area like Springfield Virginia the internet shows 20 locksmith companies, when there is only ONE, same thing for Lorton, Fairfax and most of the other area's listed above.
This company does not have a county license to do business in Northern Virginia or any where else in Virginia. Be careful Good Luck
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