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25.01.2022 This fella knows who to call when he is locked out!!!

24.01.2022 If you think that Locksmith Scammers are just operating in Australia and New Zealand, think again. Locksmith Scammers are operating worldwide and always use the same tactics. Be aware and informed: https://mlaa.org.au/the-4-stages-of-the-locksmith-scam/

24.01.2022 A very important story. These scammers have the potential to cripple LICENSED Locksmiths. It’s important to know these guys are operating in Sydney with No ABN, No Licensed Staff, No Security License, No Master Security License and most importantly NO IDEA!!! $45 Locksmiths DO NOT EXIST!!!! When locked out be very vigilant on who you call to let you inside Always use a trusted and licensed Locksmith. please share... #sydneylocksmith

23.01.2022 It's happened to the best of us!

23.01.2022 A very important story. These scammers have the potential to cripple LICENSED Locksmiths. Its important to know these guys are operating in Sydney with No ABN, No Licensed Staff, No Security License, No Master Security License and most importantly NO IDEA!!! $45 Locksmiths DO NOT EXIST!!!! When locked out be very vigilant on who you call to let you inside Always use a trusted and licensed Locksmith. please share... #sydneylocksmith

22.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/southerncourier/posts/10155154682599983

21.01.2022 Apartment owners and strata corporations who are yet to install child safety locks on windows risk hundreds of dollars in fines for failing to meet today's deadline. Installers say there's a huge backlog of people leaving it to the last minute. www.7News.com.au #NSWapartments #7News

18.01.2022 If you think that Locksmith Scammers are just operating in Australia and New Zealand, think again. Locksmith Scammers are operating worldwide and always use the same tactics. Be aware and informed: https://mlaa.org.au/the-4-stages-of-the-locksmith-scam/

17.01.2022 Thank you diggers! Lest We Forget

14.01.2022 Just finished some work for these guys today! Great local business...go and check them out if you havent already

13.01.2022 The difference between a handyman and a Locksmith

13.01.2022 Published yesterday in Domain. Be very mindful on who you call when you’re locked out. Scammers are ready to pounce!

10.01.2022 (Please Share!) Help us to spread the word. Over the past few months the MLAA has received a lot of feedback from Members, and quite a few calls from the genera...l Public, in relation to so-called Locksmiths Scammers. We know that consumers find these unqualified people via... click for more DETAILS.. See more

10.01.2022 Mail Theft is an emerging issue across Australia strongly linked to Identity Crime. It is driven by the increasing use of the internet by cyber-criminals to com...mit fraud offences. The primary objective of mail thieves is to steal identification documents and personal identification information. These documents can then be used to take over a victims identity, thereby compromising that person for financial gain or other malicious intention. Mail theft is a low risk, high reward crime. Estimates by the Commonwealth Attorney-Generals Department indicate that identity crime costs Australia $1.6 billion each year, with the majority (around $900m) lost by individuals through credit card fraud, identity theft and scams. Mail thieves will generally carry a bag to store mail and tools. They may act suspiciously or nervous around mailboxes or apartment blocks. If you see a person behaving this way, contact Police immediately. Remember to supply Police with a good description of the person including, facial features; what theyre wearing; which direction they left; the time it occurred and any vehicle details including registration. Ensure your letterboxes are secure and have good quality locks with a non-master key. Use quality locking devices that are difficult to tamper with, including barrels that cant be turned easily by inserting a screwdriver or similar. Mail rooms should have key restricted access to prevent unauthorised persons entering. Each mailbox must still have an individual key and the room should be monitored by CCTV.

10.01.2022 Pleasure looking after this legend's locks today...Kiwi international and Rooster try scoring machine SKD

09.01.2022 Mascot residents have been told to be on their guard against letterbox thieves following a spike in thefts.

09.01.2022 Lockable bolt for additional security on shop front door. Always a pleasure for our good friends at Juicebox Cafe Malabar

08.01.2022 Published yesterday in Domain. Be very mindful on who you call when youre locked out. Scammers are ready to pounce!

08.01.2022 Hi Marissa, On the topic of scammers I would like to let the community know about another scam doing the rounds in our local area. It involves scammers adverti...sing on Google Adwords as Locksmiths. They advertise a $45 Locksmith Service to reel in potential customers. For starters these guys are not licensed and most importantly are not trained in the Locksmith trade. It is a scam that was started in the U.S and it has unfortunately made it’s was to Sydney. Once the customer books the job these guys will come out and do whatever it needs to open the door(usually by breaking the lock and/or damaging the door and frame). Unfortunately their motive is to make as much money as possible from people in desperate and emergency situations. That original $45 advertised fee usually ends up over $500 and customers are left with a broken door. What they are doing is illegal, as all Locksmiths in NSW need to have a NSW security License issued by the NSW Police. Unfortunately nothing has been done and these scammers(who are just backpackers) are running free. If ever anyone gets locked out or has lost their keys, always remember to ask the Locksmith to view their ID. The amount of jobs I am attending fixing these scammer’s mess is increasing by the months. Unfortunately Google don’t require any licensing to advertise on Adwords so basically Joe Blow could advertise as any tradesman tomorrow Anyway’s Marissa I just thought i’d give everyone a heads up and also state the importance of using a local and trusted company! Daniel

05.01.2022 Not a bad view from today's office

04.01.2022 Unfortunately these guys have made their way to Sydney and Melbourne. BEWARE there is no such thing as a $45 after hours call out fee. They are using Google Adwords as a platform to advertise as "locksmiths" but they are far from qualified. Unfortunately AdWords isn't regulated in relation to who can advertise as a "qualified locksmith". They are charging customers 7 times the advertised amount when they turn up! Remember in emergency situations use a qualified locksmith. Please watch the video below. https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=qpK9cRlhETQ

02.01.2022 Hi Marissa, On the topic of scammers I would like to let the community know about another scam doing the rounds in our local area. It involves scammers adverti...sing on Google Adwords as Locksmiths. They advertise a $45 Locksmith Service to reel in potential customers. For starters these guys are not licensed and most importantly are not trained in the Locksmith trade. It is a scam that was started in the U.S and it has unfortunately made its was to Sydney. Once the customer books the job these guys will come out and do whatever it needs to open the door(usually by breaking the lock and/or damaging the door and frame). Unfortunately their motive is to make as much money as possible from people in desperate and emergency situations. That original $45 advertised fee usually ends up over $500 and customers are left with a broken door. What they are doing is illegal, as all Locksmiths in NSW need to have a NSW security License issued by the NSW Police. Unfortunately nothing has been done and these scammers(who are just backpackers) are running free. If ever anyone gets locked out or has lost their keys, always remember to ask the Locksmith to view their ID. The amount of jobs I am attending fixing these scammers mess is increasing by the months. Unfortunately Google dont require any licensing to advertise on Adwords so basically Joe Blow could advertise as any tradesman tomorrow Anyways Marissa I just thought id give everyone a heads up and also state the importance of using a local and trusted company! Daniel