Longmont locksmith reports fake site overcharging customers
CBI actively investigating
and last updated 2021-07-27 20:30:58-04
LONGMONT, Colo. â A Longmont locksmith has spent three decades building his reputation. Now, he is watching it be destroyed by a website using his company s name and then reportedly overcharging customers.
According to Alan Embree, the key to a successful locksmith business is not just the tools, it s the trust. I ve lived in this neighborhood for almost 70 years, you think I m going to get away with going around sticking it to everybody I see and ripping people off? Embree asked. How long do you think that s going to go?
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St. Louis, MI – Master Locksmith has been providing top-quality locksmith services to its community members for years. The company focuses on making sure that customers have access to fast and efficient services that are affordably priced. As a locally owned and operated business, Master Locksmith is continuously interested in new ways to meet its customers’ needs, which has led to the expansion of its service hours.
Announcing the latest development, the representative for the locksmith service providers noted that Master Locksmith and its team now offer 24-hour locksmith service to the community members and those around more excellent St. Louis, Missouri.
Memories of living in Harringay from 1962 to 1965
Posted by Hugh on September 3, 2012 at 8:53 in History of Harringay
Memories of living in Harringay from 1962 to 1965 and then regularly visiting up until 1980
In 1962 at the age of two , my parents and I moved into a flat above my (maternal) grandparents shop Genia at 513 Green Lanes. They opened the shop some time in the 1940s, selling children’s clothes and women’s lingerie. It was one of those older style of shops where the entrance door wasn’t flush with the front window but set a bit further back along a short corridor. We could enter our flat through the shop but generally we entered via the alley off Warham Road and then the back door. My mum used to help out in the shop on Saturdays up until my grandparents sold up in 1980. That was when Nationwide bought it and turned into one of their branches.
Memories of living in Harringay from 1962 to 1965
Posted by Hugh on September 3, 2012 at 8:53 in History of Harringay
Memories of living in Harringay from 1962 to 1965 and then regularly visiting up until 1980
In 1962 at the age of two , my parents and I moved into a flat above my (maternal) grandparents shop Genia at 513 Green Lanes. They opened the shop some time in the 1940s, selling children’s clothes and women’s lingerie. It was one of those older style of shops where the entrance door wasn’t flush with the front window but set a bit further back along a short corridor. We could enter our flat through the shop but generally we entered via the alley off Warham Road and then the back door. My mum used to help out in the shop on Saturdays up until my grandparents sold up in 1980. That was when Nationwide bought it and turned into one of their branches.