⚠ Documented Rogue Locksmith Number

03300582995

This number has been documented as being used by a rogue locksmith operation that trades under multiple different company names. If you called this number and were overcharged — act immediately.

Why this number is documented as a rogue locksmith number

The number 03300582995 is a 0330 non-geographic number — it is not tied to any specific location or local area. It can be operated from anywhere. This is one of the characteristics that distinguishes it from a genuine local locksmith who would have a static geographic landline or a personal mobile registered to their local address.

This number appears at the top of invoices issued by AAASERV LIMITED — Companies House number 17110257 — director Tudor Gabriel Cerneanu — one of eight locksmith companies incorporated by the same director between March and August 2026. The same director also controls Locksmith London Ltd, Lock Serv Limited, UK Locks Limited, Dell Locks Limited, Terra Security Limited, and Go Locks Limited — all at the same serviced office address in Colindale, north west London. This specific number has been documented as being used by a rogue locksmith operation that advertises under multiple different company names across Google Maps, directory listings, and online platforms. The same call centre answers regardless of which company name the consumer was searching for. This is the multiple identity model — one operation, many names, one phone number connecting them all.

The invoice issued after the job is typically from a company name that differs from the listing the consumer originally called. This invoice name mismatch is a deliberate tactic to make chargebacks and civil claims harder to pursue.

What to do if you called 03300582995 and were overcharged

One number — multiple company names

A key characteristic of rogue locksmith operations is the use of a single phone number across multiple different trading names. The consumer searches for a locksmith in their area, finds a listing under one name, calls 03300582995 — and reaches a call centre that answers for dozens of different company names simultaneously.

This multiplies the operation's reach across search results while maintaining a single dispatch infrastructure. It also makes enforcement harder — a consumer who complains about one company name may not realise the same number operates under ten other names in the same area.