24/7 Locksmith Service

Luckily I researched this company before using them. They lie about there prices. Poor customer service. Straight up con artists who take advantage of people. The $ 15 is just to drive to your place, $ 35 «starting price» plus other additional service fees, convenience fees, labor fees, tool fees, and a you’ve just been had fee. You’ll end up paying around $ 200. Read the reviews. Don’t use this company.

STAY AWAY!!!
I wish I could give them zero stars. They are LIARS, CHEATS, and SCAM ARTISTS!!!
The technician who unlocked my vehicle promised there would not be any damaged on the vehicle, but there was.
I was issued a $ 160 receipt but was charged $ 209 on my credit card, I called multiple times to the call center but it took over 2 months for someone to finally issue a repair on the damages.
I demanded to talk to the manager Mitt multiple times, because he «promises» to call you back the next day and he never fulfills those promises.
They are unprofessional and rude.
Their technician who is coming to repair the vehicle states hes coming over soon… and never calls or shows.
DO NOT CALL THEM!!! DO NOT CALL THEM!!! DO NOT CALL THEM!!! DO NOT CALL THEM!!!

BUYER BEWARE!!! THESE PEOPLE ARE LIARS AND CHEATERS! The person on the phone quoted us $ 45 to change one lock because we had a near break-​in last night. When the tech got here, we asked him straight out how much it was to change one lock. He then quoted us «$ 189» with a 30% discount. We had printed out the coupon. When he was finished, he alarmingly, quoted $ 268. I asked him, «What about the $ 189, that was already overpriced?» He started mumbling excuses and then said if we gave him cash, he could take $ 30 off. We gave him all the cash we had ($ 160) and then asked if we could use the coupon because we thought it was still way too high. He then took my credit card and embossed it into an old style credit card slip, while simultaneously texting it to his «boss». We asked about the coupon again. He quipped, «I already gave you a discount!» Both my niece and I were very clear that we were not advised about a «emergency service.» He went running out the door after getting the money. Instead of feeling safe in our own house, we felt unsafe – like we had just been robbed. We called the company, and they never called back. DO NOT USE THIS LOCK SERVICE! The last time I had a lock changed, it was $ 85. We’re writing this to warn the public about these shysters.

Told me 50 over the phone and then charged me 169 when they got my keys out. Total bait and switch. They are the first ones to come up on google and they are a complete scam. Don’t call 247 anything because they’re running multiple of these scamming businesses

He pocketed the cash I gave him while making nothing but sexist remarks.
THIS PLACE IS A SCAM. I can not even explain the horrible experience I had with this «company». I had the exact same experience as the other reviews below and my biggest mistake was not looking at the Unilocal reviews. I was quoted the same amount as the other people and thought «OK, yea I can swing that. Will probably be a little more but seems reasonable.» The stupid dispatch lady which was clearly not local because she didn’t even know what Fred Meyer was told me he will call and be there within 20 minutes. So an hour goes by (typical) and he finally shows up and I tell myself «OK, he is late but is here to help so its fine.» Once he takes one look at my car he says it will be $ 200…ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Needless to say I told him that he is out of his mind and that this is a scam. He goes on to tell me that maybe he can cut me a deal if I pay in Cash (not sketchy at all). He tells me he is going to «text» his boss to see what he says. I am 99% sure he is is his own boss and acts like he is «helping» me out by asking his boss for me… I AM SO SURE. I told him that there is absolutely no way I am paying him $ 200 for his time (BECAUSE THERE IS NO WAY HE IS WORTH THE MONEY). I told him I was expecting to pay $ 100 the entire time (I am not an idiot, I know they up charge you and I knew I wasn’t leaving here with what the girl on the phone quoted me. I am a pro at locking my keys in my car) so all of a sudden he says «Ok my boss says I can do $ 100». WOAH WHAT THAT IS CRAZY? YOU MEAN THAT YOU CAN CHARGE ME $ 100 LESS THEN THE ORIGINAL QUOTE??? what a business. So words of advice if you do find yourself using this company you can 100% get them to lower the price. They are literally idiots trying to make a buck off anyone. All you have to do is call them out on their pathetic business practices (its helpful when its in a public setting where everyone is watching. Worked for me.)
Hey ²⁴⁄₇ Locksmith Service, I am no where near finished letting you and every person I know what a PATHETIC company you are.

Well documented scam, sadly not well known since likely so few of us get locked out and need to resort to a «locksmith». My renter had locked themselves out of their unit, leaving cell phone inside and unable to call me. Ultimately they called a «locksmith» which turned out to be this shady business. The toll free number is: 877−339−4462, if/​when you access their website and provide a zip code or city, it then defaults to what appears to be a local number, in this Sumner, Wa case #253−231−3071. Their website lists prices* but disclaimer is prices vary by location and situation. My elderly tenant was quoted $ 35 trip charge then +/​-​for service.
Per tenant, they were there quickly, unmarked car, casually dressed person. They used an inflatable bag to slip between the door and jam to make enough room for a pry bar and the door was easily opened. The Renter told me 5 min and gone. The Locksmith «waived» the $ 35 trip charge but then charged the Renter $ 169. I reimbursed the Tenant and I replaced the doorknob and deadbolt the next day.
Today, I’ve tried calling both phone numbers and get no answer. Same numbers my Renter used. The receipt give to the Renter just says «²⁴⁄₇ Locksmith» at the top, no company address, no technician name. The description on the receipt has «Service call» on the first line and what looks like $ 19. It’s crossed out and below is «House lockout» $ 169. Total $ 169, no tax, no subtotal. The Renter paid cash and I think this guy took advantage of him.
The web page is
and gives this address: Address: 2938 N 61^st place, Scottsdale, AZ, 85 251. I doubt any of it is valid.

Horrible human beings — liars, cheats. Same experience, had a quote for around $ 50 and was quoted $ 400 while walking up the stairs to see the lock. Before he even saw the lock. I said absolutely not, $ 400 is ridiculous — then he says that he quoted me $ 200. I told him noooo way and he refuses to leave until we pay the cancelation fee in cash or by check. We didn’t have and they proceed to text our credit card number to «the office»
Do not call them

Scammers! As everyone has said before. I was told $ 15 service charge $ 24 starting. The guy comes out, suddenly it’s $ 169. We said no thanks and went back inside. After the guy said what do you expect and started arguing with us. I felt uneasy as they had come to our house and my husband went outside only to find the guy still parked in our driveway. Dispatch called, attempted to argue with me and I said I was calling the police if they didn’t leave my property and suddenly it’s $ 60. We agreed, the guy was still shitty with my husband and missed out on a tip.
Even though we got close to the originally quoted price I can see others were not as lucky. Don’t do it, I suggest calling Seattle PD non-​emergency to see if they can help or going to Auto Zone if available.

This business is not closed and, unfortunately, I had to use them today to unlock my vehicle. As most people in this situation, I was desperate. I had locked my keys, purse, wallet, phone, everything in the car. Luckily a friend came to get me but I didn’t have a spare key so I had to call a locksmith. ²⁴⁄₇ came up first in our locksmith search and showed a $ 19 quote along with quick service (15 – 20 minutes). Great, I thought! However, the situation quickly turned sour when the driver got lost trying to find me and got mad at me because I didn’t know the zip code where I was at. Well, I was in a different neighborhood and had no idea what the zip code was! Needless to say, it took him an hour to find me. When he saw the situation, he told me it would be $ 167 plus tax to unlock my car! What, I asked? Your website said $ 19. He said that was just for a service call. Really buddy? Needless to say I just paid him because at that time I had been sitting at the gas station for 2 hours. In total, it came over $ 200! As with others who have posted here, I am going to contact the Attorney General and the Better Business Bureau. This was complete bait-​and-​switch and they know it. They are just taking advantage of folks in a dire situation. Stay away!

Still open, and absolutely terrible.
My story is similar to others here – locked out of a running car and desperate, I borrowed a phone from someone and called them. I was quoted $ 40 over the phone then the person who showed up 40 minutes later demanded $ 206. I tried to bargain it down unsuccessfully, but I couldn’t call someone else since my friend with asthma needed her inhaler that was locked in the car. I paid with my credit card, hoping Bank of America would help me dispute the charge, but no luck (they’ve lost a customer now too).
I looked them up after. They are not a local business, they use a fake address and local numbers to re-​direct calls to their sketchy hotline then send out some random with a slim jim. I’m taking this to the Washington Attorney General, I’m calling them until they pay me back, I’m going to Google and demanding that they do something about the ad that led me to these guys. Normally I’d say it’s not worth it and let it go, but the kind of scum who would take advantage of a situation like that should be keel-​hauled.

Rip Off company. Stay away from this company. They charge 5 times what they quote you on the phone, then the tech won’t leave your house without paying them. Then when he left the lock still didn’t work. I called back and he said he would be right back. Never showed up!

This service is fake! Stay away from these guys — they will try to rip you off and harass you into using their service. Their operators don’t understand boundaries — called me a half dozen times after I called them, DID NOT schedule work and then «cancelled» on them. And then sent a nasty text message. Do not recommend getting involved with this «company»

Similar experience as above reviewers.
The person who showed couldn’t or wouldn’t grasp the concept that I wasn’t complaining about the cost, but the bait and switch. Discount discussion starts while paying the $ 15 service fee and said no to significantly inflated cost. I went way, way out of my way to inquire about all fees and estimate in the original call to dispatch. I felt the entire experience was deceptive, misleading and manipulative of people in a compromised position.
1−888−823−0664 was number called, no ID on van or uniform.
Refuse service if the vehicle is not marked, a uniform not on the person or they can’t or won’t provide an address on a business card or receipt. Ask for license and bonding information and check it on line first before allowing service.

My clien’ts daughter was locked out of her car. Called these guys and they came out to open the car. The charge was $ 15 for Service Call, $ 155 for Labor and $ 25 for Liability??? What the heck is that? With tax, $ 213.52 Outrageous. These people are clearly preying on the public and should be shut down.

Fabulous example of preying on the vulnerable.
The guy on the phone said $ 19 service charge plus a minimum of $ 35 for the service. Steep, but people have to earn a living, right? Mine was a very simple lock, so I went for it. The guy there and made a big deal about how it would be cheaper to drill out the lock and replace the doorknob entirely, and quoted me $ 120. What?!! I managed to talk him down to $ 65. He spent a grand total of 1 – 2 minutes opening the door and I forked out the cash, feeling like an idiot.

I would not recommend either – total charge to open my door was $ 205.86! Did NOT have to replace lock for that amount and the guy actually damage the door frame trying to pry it open with a screwdriver! Yikes

Would not recommend. Charged $ 65 service visit on top of charging $ 130 for opening a locked vehicle. With taxes that was over $ 200… for unlocking a car… that was in a garage. I wasn’t stranded anywhere and it was on a weekday at 11am. It took less than 10 minutes… and it was over $ 200… Nice enough guy, but I wish I had called around first.

REALLY, Really bad. They wanted cash only. They overcharged. They said they were going to provide a complete door knob and lock set because they could not pick the lock on a door we lost the key to. They made us sign a contract. Then they picked the lock, re-​keyed the existing lock set but charged us for the price agreed to for a new door knob and lockset. They looked and sounded like russian mafia gangsters. No company truck, no business card, no uniform shirt like other companies. Just two guys in casual cloths and very expensive looking shoes pulling up in a black passenger vehicle.
I phoned ²⁴⁄₇ to complain. They said they would get back to me. We got a call back from a guy from One and Only Locksmith who thought the conduct of whom I assume is their employee was acceptable. Afterward I tried to find a ‘One and Only Locksmith’ listing in Seattle. I could not find one. There is one in New York. This is very troubling.
I am not sure if they accept credit cards since they wanted cash and never mentioned credit cards.

Overcharged by 2 to 3 times. Said our car was «special».

They riped me off! I called for rekeying and was quoted $ 19 for the service call and the cost of the rekeying. When the tech arrived he stated that it was $ 19 + $ 40 for labor and $ 45 for rekeying. I was not happy with the hidden cost but fine. Once he rekeyed all of the sudden he says theirs something wrong with the lock and now I must buy a new lock for $ 75. Really not happy at this point.
Total cost $ 196.00. I asked him to call his manager and he would not.
Shame on me for not calling and complaining before I handed over my money.
Do not use them… you too will get ripped off