[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of MediationIf you wish, you may update it before sending it.] Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] ,and find that Mediation is necessary Regards, [redacted]
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because: To say Mr***'s response to the Revdex.com was ridiculously unprofessional would be a gross understatement, although a very vivid example of what my fiance and I dealt with when he was working on our homeI refuse to go around and around with he said, she said nonsenseIn my original complaint I kept all matters non-personal, truthful and to the point, to only be met with aggression and personal attacksI have over a hundred photographs with documented damage to my home and property, numerous emails documenting conversations between myself and Mr***,as well as saved text messages between usThree of the emails where he blatantly ignores my requests for receipts and any financial documentation proving that he paid his subcontractors (that I never knew he was hiring) , as well as documentation of where my deposit was goingIn regards to his "property" he left behind, I sent an email as well as a demand letter prepared by a legal adviser sent certified letter that Mr*** refused to sign for but later picked up at the post office several weeks laterIn this letter I demanded Mr*** to come back to my residence and finish the job, remove his "property" from my residence, as well as provide documentation yet again for all licenses and certifications of his employees and financial documents for payments to subcontractors and for suppliesAll of of my requests were ignored even my demand letter garnered no responseI have given Mr*** ample time to make amends but it is obvious from his response on the site that he has no intention of doing that, instead he commits lible and defamation of characterNeither myself nor my fiance ever saw any spreadsheets of costs and I have a certified demand letter in my possession from a lawyer of one of Mr***'s subcontractors demanding payment and a typed request for payment from another that was hand delivered by the contractor to my homeHe told me that Mr*** had refused to pay him because he said he was fired from the job and I had not paid him, so he had no money to pay the contractor Feeling pity on Mr*** because of his story, the contractor reduced the bill in attempts to encourage Mr*** to pay for his servicesHe also revealed to me he tried to come and finish the job several times but Mr*** would not allow him to because other jobs were being completedAs for the door being locked twice, I admit, it was locked once, by mistake and I contacted Mr*** later on letting him know the door was now unlocked with an apologyTwo weeks went by and neither Mr***, nor any of his workers showed up to workI sent a complaint into this site in hopes for some sort of mediation to make both parties happy, I am sadly finding that I may have no choice but to seek legal action against Mr*** to receive satisfactionMr*** can contest anything he likes, as well as even going so far as to comment on my mental health, but I have hundreds of pages of text and photo documentation as proof of all my before mentioned statements and can be provided upon request.
Regards,
*** ***
To whom it may concern, I have already lost a couple of thousand dollars on this project plus enough stress over itFrom the beginning, I have been trying to help Ms ***From the first day on the job she has expressed her dislike and dissatisfaction with contractorsI
gave her the benefit of the doubt and thought maybe she had a string of bad contractors but I learned it most likely wasn't the contractors that were the issueIf Ms *** will be truthful, she can provide the other contractors she used as well so we can have support to problems going on in that householdI am not going to exert too much energy with this customer any more then a short letter here. She has a balance on this job that she owes my company and I have already provided a spreadsheet showing all costs in detailsWe also have a detailed contract as wellThere is a load of paper trails showing everything from emails, text messages, and paperworkDuring the construction stage we tried to finish the job but were locked out at least two times when she was in the houseI even when over there twice after calling and making attempts to reach her so we could figure out solutionsI also, meet with her and her boyfriend two times and have documentation showing our changes but she refuses to acknowledge these meetings as you can see in here letterYou can see my history and my client referrals a well that I do not have these issues with customersWhere as you can not say this about Ms ***'s history with contractorsI can also provide written support from those who have experienced problems when on the job at her homeWhen I read her letter I barely could finish it because of the lack of truthI don't need to say much, I can provide documents to supportI can show where all of what we have spent and completedI also, have pictures to provide to support the workAs far as the accusations about subs not getting paid, all subs are paidAlso, I am a General Contractor, I use subs and this was understood Anyways, I have exerted so much on this projectI am willing to drop the amount she owes and the equipment we left on the job since she locked us out, to get rid of this thorn in my sideThat is funny and it's evidence in itself that we didn't abandon the jobWe wouldn't leave our equipment on the job along with of course the evidence of text messages and emails to finish the jobI hope Ms *** gets then help she needs and gets the done what she needs to get doneAs far as me and my company we will not return to that jobThere are many other things that I have left out that are safety concerns for me and my guys both physically and financiallyI leave these things out to help soften the outlook on who Ms *** is and what she has done.Thanks*** K ***
[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of Mediation. If you wish, you may update it before sending it.]
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID .[redacted], , and find that Mediation is necessary.
Regards,
[redacted]
[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of MediationIf you wish, you may update it before sending it.] Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] ,and find that Mediation is necessary Regards, [redacted]
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because: To say Mr***'s response to the Revdex.com was ridiculously unprofessional would be a gross understatement, although a very vivid example of what my fiance and I dealt with when he was working on our homeI refuse to go around and around with he said, she said nonsenseIn my original complaint I kept all matters non-personal, truthful and to the point, to only be met with aggression and personal attacksI have over a hundred photographs with documented damage to my home and property, numerous emails documenting conversations between myself and Mr***,as well as saved text messages between usThree of the emails where he blatantly ignores my requests for receipts and any financial documentation proving that he paid his subcontractors (that I never knew he was hiring) , as well as documentation of where my deposit was goingIn regards to his "property" he left behind, I sent an email as well as a demand letter prepared by a legal adviser sent certified letter that Mr*** refused to sign for but later picked up at the post office several weeks laterIn this letter I demanded Mr*** to come back to my residence and finish the job, remove his "property" from my residence, as well as provide documentation yet again for all licenses and certifications of his employees and financial documents for payments to subcontractors and for suppliesAll of of my requests were ignored even my demand letter garnered no responseI have given Mr*** ample time to make amends but it is obvious from his response on the site that he has no intention of doing that, instead he commits lible and defamation of characterNeither myself nor my fiance ever saw any spreadsheets of costs and I have a certified demand letter in my possession from a lawyer of one of Mr***'s subcontractors demanding payment and a typed request for payment from another that was hand delivered by the contractor to my homeHe told me that Mr*** had refused to pay him because he said he was fired from the job and I had not paid him, so he had no money to pay the contractor Feeling pity on Mr*** because of his story, the contractor reduced the bill in attempts to encourage Mr*** to pay for his servicesHe also revealed to me he tried to come and finish the job several times but Mr*** would not allow him to because other jobs were being completedAs for the door being locked twice, I admit, it was locked once, by mistake and I contacted Mr*** later on letting him know the door was now unlocked with an apologyTwo weeks went by and neither Mr***, nor any of his workers showed up to workI sent a complaint into this site in hopes for some sort of mediation to make both parties happy, I am sadly finding that I may have no choice but to seek legal action against Mr*** to receive satisfactionMr*** can contest anything he likes, as well as even going so far as to comment on my mental health, but I have hundreds of pages of text and photo documentation as proof of all my before mentioned statements and can be provided upon request.
Regards,
*** ***
To whom it may concern, I have already lost a couple of thousand dollars on this project plus enough stress over itFrom the beginning, I have been trying to help Ms ***From the first day on the job she has expressed her dislike and dissatisfaction with contractorsI
gave her the benefit of the doubt and thought maybe she had a string of bad contractors but I learned it most likely wasn't the contractors that were the issueIf Ms *** will be truthful, she can provide the other contractors she used as well so we can have support to problems going on in that householdI am not going to exert too much energy with this customer any more then a short letter here. She has a balance on this job that she owes my company and I have already provided a spreadsheet showing all costs in detailsWe also have a detailed contract as wellThere is a load of paper trails showing everything from emails, text messages, and paperworkDuring the construction stage we tried to finish the job but were locked out at least two times when she was in the houseI even when over there twice after calling and making attempts to reach her so we could figure out solutionsI also, meet with her and her boyfriend two times and have documentation showing our changes but she refuses to acknowledge these meetings as you can see in here letterYou can see my history and my client referrals a well that I do not have these issues with customersWhere as you can not say this about Ms ***'s history with contractorsI can also provide written support from those who have experienced problems when on the job at her homeWhen I read her letter I barely could finish it because of the lack of truthI don't need to say much, I can provide documents to supportI can show where all of what we have spent and completedI also, have pictures to provide to support the workAs far as the accusations about subs not getting paid, all subs are paidAlso, I am a General Contractor, I use subs and this was understood Anyways, I have exerted so much on this projectI am willing to drop the amount she owes and the equipment we left on the job since she locked us out, to get rid of this thorn in my sideThat is funny and it's evidence in itself that we didn't abandon the jobWe wouldn't leave our equipment on the job along with of course the evidence of text messages and emails to finish the jobI hope Ms *** gets then help she needs and gets the done what she needs to get doneAs far as me and my company we will not return to that jobThere are many other things that I have left out that are safety concerns for me and my guys both physically and financiallyI leave these things out to help soften the outlook on who Ms *** is and what she has done.Thanks*** K ***
[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of Mediation. If you wish, you may update it before sending it.]
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID .[redacted], , and find that Mediation is necessary.
Regards,
[redacted]