Fast Tow was dispatched by our roadside service to jump/tow my daughters' vehicle because it would not start. Arrived much later than promised. After trying to jump and failing, diagnosed it as failed battery and failed starter. Offered to fix the same day. It was two days before Thanksgiving, really wanted my child home for the holiday, so I agreed. Prices were on the high side, but for the same day service I accepted them. Received a call mid-day that starter and battery were installed, but the car still does not start. Was told that most likely it is a faulty key that needs reprogramming. And for $175 he can have locksmith reprogram it. Coincidently locksmith was coming shortly and I had to decide on the spot. Also said that it is possible it is not the key, may need something else. He just did not sound legit at that point, so I refused, called the dealer and ran the whole scenario by the dealer, was told that it is almost zero chance that all three things went bad-battery, starter and key. Also, was told if it has anything to do with reprogramming the key, they need both keys or the other key after the reprogram will NOT work. Fast Tow insisted that they need to reprogram just one key. Additionally, dealer said that reprogram is under $70 at the dealership. I took my daughters spare key (it was in CT), left work early and drove from CT to Maine to get her vehicle back. I did not trust that he won't demand something else from her. When we got the "non-working" key back it was missing a screw that holds it together. We brought both keys to the dealer and were told that they cannot reprogram the key because someone TOOK THE CHIP OUT OF IT. I cannot get my chip back, filing complaints with Attorney General and BBB, but also wanted to post this as FYI to anyone who may consider using Fast Tow. read more