On August 6, 2014, my dog locked herself in the car when she stepped on the key remoteI immediately "googled" Jacksonville beach locksmith thinking that a company located near my home would be able to respond the fastestThe company on the Google ad is "Jacksonville Beach Car Key Guys" 904-203-When I called this number, the dispatcher introduced the company as "hour locksmith service"I explained the emergency and the dispatcher explained the service call is $and unlock services begin at $30.00, but the exact cost would be determined when the technician arrived and assessed the vehicleThe technician arrived minutes after my initial call to the dispatcher, so at this point, my dog has been locked inside the car for minutes, in August in Florida (it was degrees outside)The technician wrote up the work order and made me sign prior to unlocking the carMy dog was visibly distressed at this pointThe work order stated that the service call was $plus the emergency lockout service cost of $At this point, I had no choice but to sign and allow the technician to proceed in order to save my dogWhile the technician was working, I called the dispatcher to confirm the cost of serviceThe dispatcher said the service call should be $29.99, but could not explain why the technician was charging a $service call and the $lockout service costLuckily, the technician had my car unlocked in less than five minutes and my dog was able to recoverUpon review of the work order, the company is listed as "904LOCK.COM" 1-888-635-6254, but when you call the 1-phone number, the company is introduced as Brother LocksmithBrother Locksmith is also listed on my credit card statementI feel as though I was exploited and was charged an exorbitant about ($total) because of my dire situationI later learned that Pop-a-Lock offers child and pet car lockouts for free because of the nature of the service
On August 6, 2014, my dog locked herself in the car when she stepped on the key remoteI immediately "googled" Jacksonville beach locksmith thinking that a company located near my home would be able to respond the fastestThe company on the Google ad is "Jacksonville Beach Car Key Guys" 904-203-When I called this number, the dispatcher introduced the company as "hour locksmith service"I explained the emergency and the dispatcher explained the service call is $and unlock services begin at $30.00, but the exact cost would be determined when the technician arrived and assessed the vehicleThe technician arrived minutes after my initial call to the dispatcher, so at this point, my dog has been locked inside the car for minutes, in August in Florida (it was degrees outside)The technician wrote up the work order and made me sign prior to unlocking the carMy dog was visibly distressed at this pointThe work order stated that the service call was $plus the emergency lockout service cost of $At this point, I had no choice but to sign and allow the technician to proceed in order to save my dogWhile the technician was working, I called the dispatcher to confirm the cost of serviceThe dispatcher said the service call should be $29.99, but could not explain why the technician was charging a $service call and the $lockout service costLuckily, the technician had my car unlocked in less than five minutes and my dog was able to recoverUpon review of the work order, the company is listed as "904LOCK.COM" 1-888-635-6254, but when you call the 1-phone number, the company is introduced as Brother LocksmithBrother Locksmith is also listed on my credit card statementI feel as though I was exploited and was charged an exorbitant about ($total) because of my dire situationI later learned that Pop-a-Lock offers child and pet car lockouts for free because of the nature of the service