Car Keys 'Fished' in Dosthill

A silver Mercedes Kompressor was stolen from outside an address in Kempton Drive, Dosthill after offenders 'fished' the keys through the letterbox.

Police: Newport News man wanted for strangling, assaulting girlfriend

Afterward, she took the car keys from the man because he was intoxicated, she told police. Her boyfriend followed her into the house and pushed her ...

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When this happened to me, Lost car keys in a Philadelphia Parking lot,  I knew that I had to tell this story to someone and what better place than The Car Key Shop Online. How about this, a lost car key at a valet parking lot, where the customer loses his own key. I knew you would like that. By the way, my name is Dwight and I'm the manager of the valet parking lot. In this business lost car keys are just a way of life it doesn't happen everyday but it happens. You get a good system to keep that from happening you keep your guys alert and you always have a good locksmith on speed dial. Last night was a busy night but not that unusual considering it was Saturday night. When one of the guys comes in the office and says “boss we have a lost key situation” I ask what the ticket number is so I can try to track the key. This time the answer was I don't know he hasn't given me the ticket yet. What! Then how does he know the key is lost I said to my assistant manager. I go out get the ticket from the customer and ask one of the guys to go find this, meaning find the keys and he comes back driving the car. Then the customer explains that we only had the Valet key and that he had lost his set of keys at the party he had just attended. Whew! Dodged the bullet on that one, or so I thought.

“I'll take care of that right away sir” officially the first time I ever said that about a lost car key and it didn't cost me money. The next thing I did was to make the call to the  car key shop Philadelphia guys. Remember I told you I have them on speed dial. After he came to the office to find out what happened and what car to work on and I told him the story he went right to work. I had the customer wait in the office with me and let him look at the site to entertain him self while the locksmith did his magic. The customer said “this stuff is interesting. Are you going to put me in one of those stories?” I was thinking about it, if you don't mind, I told him. “Sure go for it just make sure you spell my name right.” An hour later the locksmith comes in the office and gives the customer the keys and collects his money. The customer gives him a tip and me a tip and say's “I will be featured in one of your stories at http://www.carkeylocksmithphiladelphia.com/google-helps-you-find-philadelphia-lost-car-keys.php soon my name is Aloysius” pleased to meet you. To the lost car key Philadelphia guy thanks and for the record that's pronounced Al loo wish us.  



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Children trapped inside locked car are freed by fire crews

Children trapped inside locked car are freed by fire crews ... the door lock button, trapping the girl, an infant and the car keys inside of the vehicle.

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This one was Written in by Dillon of Philadelphia. 

He says, 

First off, for all you lost car keys fans in Philadelphia, let me make this perfectly clear:  I am not a thug, gangster, or a slacker.  I work every day, and have ten years on my current job, and the Lost keys at the Car Key shop group is new to me.  I just had a run-in with the law, and the law won.  Here is what happened.  I sell cars as a part-time job, just for a little extra cash.  I have had dozens of satisfied customers until just last week.  I bought a car for $300, and sold it to a guy for $300.  He didn't have much money, and I hadn't done any work on the car.  So I told him it was an as-is sale, and that I couldn't give any guarantee on the condition of the vehicle.  He agreed, checked it out, and left pleased.  And then, three weeks later, the engine died.   He started calling me every day, hassling me, and even showed up at my job.  Then, he called the police on me, saying I had a gun and that I had threatened him.  Next thing I know, the police stop me in the street, and I spend three days in jail on a humbug!  After my release, I get back all my personal belongings except my car keys.  That's all right, I thought.  I'm not the only one to have lost car keys.



When I get out, the first thing I do is return to the scene of the crime to get my car towed home and arrange for new car keys.  I ask the tow truck guy to suggest a locksmith to make me a new key.  He says, “Look up the car key shop in Philadelphia  on Google at http://www.carkeylocksmithphiladelphia.com.”  When I phone him at (215)407-5942, I like the way the guy sounds on the phone, so I book the job.  It's raining cats and dogs when the guy shows up, but he gets it in anyway.  After about an hour and a half, he calls me out to try the new car keys.  “That was pretty quick,” I thought, “especially since my car is a Cadillac with a chip and all.”  We talk for a few minutes, and he suggests that I get an extra car key made.  No, buddy, too many bad memories, and besides, with the cops and a disgruntled customer knowing my car, this is going to be my next sale.  As far as the Lost Car Keys guy, he was an ace.  You do good work, buddy!  Thanks a lot.  -- Dillon from Philly, and if anybody out there wants to buy a Caddy, I'll even throw in an extra set of car keys!



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Here's a Lost Car Key Philadelphia Story by Justin in Philadelphia PA.  He called The Car Key  Shop at 215 407 5942.