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BEWARE OF DINGINESS FROM START TO …
BEWARE OF DINGINESS FROM START TO FINISH Contract agreement for 6'x7' cedar fencing at $1680. Paid 50% to seal contract with balance due upon completion. This down payment was processed through my bank but no contact from company for 4 weeks. After initiating contact, install was scheduled by a poorly paid nonwhyte installation manager who could neither speak "THE LANGUAGE" well or write and spell it correctly. Poor workmanship prevented the poorly paid, nonwhyte workers from final payment. Contacted presumably well-paid salesman on installation day with concerns who finally came to inspect two weeks later. Upon inspection, an itemized list of approx 20 corrections was prepared by salesman. Despite 2 separate scheduled follow-up dates, workmen never returned. 2 years later, I'm summoned to court. Dingy lawyer and dingy judge (presumably well-paid) ignored all correspondence proving that this dingy company had failed to complete the work as agreed. My final costs: $840 deposit, $250 to respond to summons, and $2500 to feed dingy lawyer's family, dingy company's charges, and dingy court's prescribed costs. Total paid out for a dingy, unfinished fence: $3590.00. What I learned? A person who attempts to represent himself in a dingy court with a dingy lawyer and dingy judge against a dingy company has a fool for a lawyer. BEWARE OF THIS CROOKED BUNCH OF DIRTY LAUNDRY!!!!