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| Attorney General Roy Cooper today
won a court order to stop a network of phony locksmiths from ripping off
North Carolina consumers. “It’s frustrating to find yourself locked out of your home or car, and it’s even worse when someone you call for help tries to rip you off,” Cooper said. “Taking advantage of vulnerable customers is no way to do business, and we’re stepping in to stop it.” Wake County Superior Court Judge Paul C. Ridgeway Thursday agreed with Cooper’s request for a temporary restraining order to bar several locksmith companies and their owners from advertising, offering or performing any locksmith services in North Carolina. Cooper is seeking a permanent ban on the companies, refunds for consumers, and civil penalties of $5,000 for each illegal act by the companies. Named as defendants in the lawsuit filed today are: 704 Locksmith, Inc. of Charlotte which does business in the Triangle area under several names including Raleigh Locksmith, Durham Locksmith, Apex Locksmith and Smithfield Locksmith; NC Charlotte Locksmith which does business throughout central and western North Carolina using a variety of names such as Charlotte Locksmith, Concord Locksmith, Hickory Locksmith, and Shelby Locksmith; Anna Konevsky of Charlotte, president of 704 Locksmith and NC Charlotte Locksmith; Locksmith Services, Inc. of Charlotte, which also operates as Cary Locksmith and Atlantis Locksmith; and Tamir Avraham of Charlotte, president of Locksmith Services, Inc. |
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