Diverse Solutions

We received a knock on the door of our home mid-afternoon on a Wednesday from a woman who claimed she was with Diverse Solutions of Chattanooga and that she was participating in a contest with a sister company and asked of she could clean our hall rug to earn points and that she would be in and outAfter I said sure (I mean who wouldn't want a free clean rug, right) she ran off and sent some guy in with multiple boxes and a backpack (I didn't catch his name although he flashed what was supposedly his military ID at me) who proceeded to pull out an unassembled vacuumOver the next minutes or so (felt like an hour) he proceeded with a demonstration of all the features of a $2,Kirby vacuumIt was a nice vacuum and he was a nice guy, but I was not under the impression I was going to be watching a vacuum demonstration in the first placePlus I certainly wouldn't drop $2,on a vacuum based on a minute demonstrationI feel like I was duped into the demo and that I now need to have a more watchful eye on my house since I'm not even sure these people were legitMy mistake for accepting the clean rug offer, but if this is a legitimate business selling vacuums the intent should have been stated upfront so that I could have declined to waste their time and mine

I just had a knock at my door a girl saying she was participating in the contest wanted to clean my rug very sketchy I did not let her clean my rug and now I am worried if they're going to come back and break in my home she insisted on coming in and looking at my floors I don't even have carpet

I was informed by NYS's finest that my rear safety lights (taillights, brake lights, directionals) were not working As an added bonus, my inspection sticker was days over due TRI-STAR was recommended by another mechanic who felt the repairs were beyond his ability to diagnose Paul and his team at TRI-STAR got me in quickly, kept me informed of what they found and asked for permission to proceed, repaired my truck and charged a fair price all in less than day Not only that, Paul made sure that I had the proper paperwork for the court system to show that I had made the repairs to my vehicle in a timely fashion Paul also recommended some additional repair that should be addressed but could wait until I was able to make arrangementsThey have earned a customer for life

We received a knock on the door of our home mid-afternoon on a Wednesday from a woman who claimed she was with Diverse Solutions of Chattanooga and that she was participating in a contest with a sister company and asked of she could clean our hall rug to earn points and that she would be in and out. After I said sure (I mean who wouldn't want a free clean rug, right) she ran off and sent some guy in with multiple boxes and a backpack (I didn't catch his name although he flashed what was supposedly his military ID at me) who proceeded to pull out an unassembled vacuum. Over the next 30 minutes or so (felt like an hour) he proceeded with a demonstration of all the features of a $2,500 Kirby vacuum. It was a nice vacuum and he was a nice guy, but I was not under the impression I was going to be watching a vacuum demonstration in the first place. Plus I certainly wouldn't drop $2,500 on a vacuum based on a 30 minute demonstration. I feel like I was duped into the demo and that I now need to have a more watchful eye on my house since I'm not even sure these people were legit. My mistake for accepting the clean rug offer, but if this is a legitimate business selling vacuums the intent should have been stated upfront so that I could have declined to waste their time and mine.