Covered6

Company's Response by telephone/Revdex.com Staff/**
The company states they have reviewed the complaint submitted by the consumer Company states job was completed on 7/3/not the date 9/10/as stated or paid $ The amount received by check was
$( copy of check enclosed) Consumer came to them while at another project asking if they could patch her step The consumer states in her complaint that she was advised she needed to do a more expensive way, which she decline to repair the step properly Consumer wanted a cheaper repair and agreed this would not be a guaranteed fix Company again point to the consumer's complaint submitted that she was fully aware of the chosen service and they have no responsibility to this complaint or a refund will not be issued Company states they will extend a goodwill to deduct the amount paid of $toward the recommended repairs Proposal attached.
Proposal Submitted to:
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We hereby propose to furnish materials and perform the labor necessary for completion of,
Step repair
Job description:
Proper Step repairTare out existing Sand Stone top and replace with new Sand Stone top and remount Railing
Materials:
Sand Stone $
Sand/Mortar $
Labor $
Total $1,
-$From Prior Step repair
All Material is guaranteed to be as specified, and the above work to be performed in accordance with the drawings and specifications submitted for above work, and completed in a substantial workmanlike manner for the sum of: One Thousand Six Hundred Twenty Five Dollars. $1,
With the payments to be made as the following:
$Upon Start of Job to cover cost of materials$At Completion of Job
Respectfully Submitted: Bricks & Stones Concrete and Masonry

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID 10163051, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me
Regards,
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Please have the complainant put in written form, addressed to me at Covered 6 the name and phone number of whom is contacting him for collection purposes. Ii am in consideration of his offer and may in fact compromise with him. I left names out of my response as requested by the Revdex.com and would hope...

the Revdex.com dRequires the same from the complainant.
 
I have business related reasons for my above request and if it is supplied to me within a reasonable time, then the business will take a reasonable action.

Review: Before taking steps to sign on with the Covered6 Executive Protection training module, I was hesitant. The cost, I knew, was significant. I simply wasn't sure if the investment would be a wise one. Nevertheless, I decided to go ahead and skip out on two shifts of work at my security guard job so I could complete the training. After all, they advertised themselves as offering "level up training," and I felt, at the time, that I needed to level up. Beyond that, though, what was most appealing was the way in which the company presented itself as well-connected. Furthermore, its various postings on Craigslist are often worded as if there was a dearth of work that Covered6 has at its disposal, at attractive rates. Since funds were lacking for me, I was able to succesfully negotiate a deal with the operation's frontman, C[redacted]. I cut him a check for the required $350 and told him the money would be available shortly. What ensued was 16 hours of a complete waste of time. C[redacted] shot blanks, threw flashbangs at us, came up with all of these contrived, simulated scenarios, told us variously about the individuals of ill repute he'd previously employed. They explained to us how we should talk to clients, went through a bunch of diamond formation stuff that almost no bodyguard will ever need or use, and issued us a certificate at the end of it all, certifying that we'd completed a EP Training Module.Such certification is in fact NOT required to work as a bodyguard in the state of California. Of course, this was nothing he never mentioned. By the end of it all, it had become apparent to me that myself and 90% of the individuals in the room would not be receiving any requests for work at all. Ultimately, in the coming weeks, I decided to cancel the check. I explained to Covered6 that their training had zero value to me, and that I would gladly return the certificate. They have been hounding me for money ever since, and have even resorted to thinly-veiled verbal intimidation tactics over the phone.Desired Settlement: Drop all allegations of check fraud, stop hounding me for money, cease and desist in all efforts to contact me.

Business

Response:

Please have the complainant put in written form, addressed to me at Covered 6 the name and phone number of whom is contacting him for collection purposes. Ii am in consideration of his offer and may in fact compromise with him. I left names out of my response as requested by the Revdex.com and would hope the Revdex.com dRequires the same from the complainant.