Aerial Work Platforms, Inc.

Before I rented the lift, I did research on Aerial Works Platforms, Incand it looked like it was a nice company to do business with I checked the Wisconsin Court system database and the last case they had was back in 2006, but that was because they started using a different tactic They hire third party companies to do the threatening with lien notices or collection agents sending letters trying to get extra money, like in my case They went to pick up their equipment a day late, when they knew no one would be around anymore (they knew I was leaving town to come back home), did damage to their own used machine, didn’t even call my insurance company so that an adjustor could come out to assess the damage and collect evidence Then proceeds to repair it themselves, doesn’t even send me a bill for these extra charges, but goes straight to a collection agent *** ** *** and he sends me a letter to pay him $6,for damage repair that his client did to his own used machine No record of this is ever going to be found online, so the company can run a scam without ever leaving any record to warn other future victims, who might try to do their own research online before doing business with the company, like I did

Before I rented the lift, I did research on Aerial Works Platforms, Inc. and it looked like it was a nice company to do business with. I checked the Wisconsin Court system database and the last case they had was back in 2006, but that was because they started using a different tactic. They hire third party companies to do the threatening with lien notices or collection agents sending letters trying to get extra money, like in my case. They went to pick up their equipment a day late, when they knew no one would be around anymore (they knew I was leaving town to come back home), did damage to their own used machine, didn’t even call my insurance company so that an adjustor could come out to assess the damage and collect evidence. Then proceeds to repair it themselves, doesn’t even send me a bill for these extra charges, but goes straight to a collection agent [redacted] and he sends me a letter to pay him $6,270.19 for damage repair that his client did to his own used machine. No record of this is ever going to be found online, so the company can run a scam without ever leaving any record to warn other future victims, who might try to do their own research online before doing business with the company, like I did.