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Complaint[redacted] has no CSL, HIC licenses. Didn't finish and violated building code regs. He fraudulently hijacked someone else's license info.He was referred by a friend. Emailed contracts to me on [redacted] and we signed.He listed his CSL number, Revdex.com rating, description of roofing system and sales price of $6,500 and I gave him a check downpayment for $3,350. Job was to begin on [redacted] and take about 2 weeks. After several delays on his part I demanded that he immediately do the project or give me a full refund. On [redacted] the job began.The contract specified that [redacted] would do the entire job and on [redacted] a stranger was at my house. He was someone [redacted] hired on [redacted] The man did all of the work. He said he was a cabinet maker but this was a roofing system. He and [redacted] argued from time to time, the man would say that something wasn't to code so he would refuse to do it but sometimes he would give in and do it. The man was here for 2 weeks before [redacted] fired him. The man asked me to pay him because he said that [redacted] wasn't going to pay him. The work the man did appeared to be good to me. The only problem is that since it is an outside structure it needed to be made of pressure treated wood and wasn't. [redacted] fired him and took over. Within a few days [redacted] told me he wanted the second installment so I gave him another check for $1,040. In one week's time all [redacted] did was make 3 railings, attach stringers for stairs and attach treads. None of the stringers are pressure treated either and the stringers are not attached or constructed properly. [redacted] did not cut some of the ballusters the way we had discussed and when I told him not to do anything further until he corrected the ballusters he stopped working altogether and came to my house on [redacted] and removed his tools and some of the materials without my knowledge, while I was sleeping. On [redacted] XX XXXX he sent me a demand for final payment. Suring the course of this project I had to send the carpenter, with my personal checks totalling close to $500, to the lumber yard for materials in order to continue the project because [redacted] was unable to be reached and seldom even showed up. We just didn't know where he was. On one occasion [redacted] had me write a check to the framer for a salary advance of $250. Since I had a project that was unfinished and [redacted] was making a demand for payment and threatening to sue me I contacted the Contruction Supervisor listed on my contract in hopes of having the job finished. The Construction Supervisor (Genuine Contractor)was extremely alarmed as he had no idea that his name and information were being used illegally and he contacted the [redacted] who came to my house and identified multiple code violations including improperly set footings, in addition to letting me know that I had been taken advantage of and that [redacted] is absolutely unlicensed and apparently his license was taken away from him as well. He scammed me and probably countless others as well. I did some digging and found that the materials he bought, were paid for with bad checks and so the lumber yards are also out money. He has a facebook page, [redacted] and a website [redacted] General Contracting & REI, and has several pictures of work he claims to have done. He also has the [redacted] business logo on his business cards and mentions his [redacted] rating with the [redacted] on his websites. Yesterday I filed a complaint with the [redacted] talked to the Victimized Contractor, the [redacted] and the 3 lumber yards where [redacted] bought materials with bad checks. He also left behind 2 very large piles of construction waste in my yard from when he removed the old stairs, stringers and railings. My outdoor roofig system and structure and stringers, handrails and stairs are all made of KD #2 pine and code requires Pressure Treated. The roof to ground posts are not centered and on one footing it's on the edge and on one it's hanging over the edge. Snow weight will make them slide off.Desired SettlementFirst and Foremost, please remove his information from the [redacted] website or lowere the rating to the lowest possible because a [redacted] rating makes everything sound fine. As a layperson I don't have the knowledge or experience to understand it all. All I saw was [redacted] rating. In my life and work experience a [redacted] rating is the best. Secondly, I deserve to be made whole. The shoddy work should go and my deck restored to it's original construction and I get my money back or the entire job he did can be deconstructed and reconstructed. This is a point of egress from my house and if the roof collapses onto the deck and someone is outside, they could be killed. If the roof collapses and there's a fire, I might die if I'm unable to get out of my house. Thirdly, [redacted] should go to prison to prevent him from continuing to do this. He has other jobs going on right now. He's quite personable and cons people for whatever he can take from them. He is a parasite. All the money I gave him went straight into his pocket. He didn't pay for any of the materials. He didn't pay the sub-contractor. He is telling people that I'm crazy and that the real contractor is a liar. His current address supposedly is [redacted] XXXXX and his phone number is XXX-XXX-XXXX. He may have an alternate phone number of XXX-XXX-XXXX. I have so much documentation that I've run out of ink on my printer and had to buy more paper as well.Business Response Mrs. [redacted] refused to pay a change order and requested to breach the contract by quitting. My company was licensed, insured and registered and my business partner recanted his agreement with me. I have proof of our relationship dating back to 2012. Furthermore the customer was responsible to obtain a building permit which I also have proof of. I intend on filing suit or lien on the property. I have every and all legal rights in this matter and will exercise them in court. Consumer Response (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)As I have confirmed [redacted] is unlicensed and it is illegal to use someone else's license and that his business is not a registered corporation and that my project has multiple building code violations and sub-par materials were used and shoddy workmanship by [redacted] himself my complaint stands. The licensed contractor listed on my contract with [redacted] has filed with the Massachusetts Attorney General for Identity Fraud and so have I for fraud and theft by deception and multiple crimes and the Monson Building Commissioner is investigating [redacted] for operating a construction scam with the intent to defraud, being unlicensed, unregistered, uninsured and for multiple code violations. I will be bringing suit against [redacted] for multiple crimes not the least of which is theft by deceptive practices and false advertising. Final Business Response Triple evasion. Russian subcontractor says he won't pay me yet he leaves out that he refuses to email me an invoice with his last name, SSN, mailing address as he is evading taxes. Also his hours are 8 more hours then he really worked. Furthermore he is not disclosing that he stole materials from my job site which will void the civil issue of a payment until resolved. Customer is claiming fraud and shoddy workmanship yet she also leaves out that she failed to obtain a home owners permit as instructed as it would raise her property taxes and she is hoping that if that Flys she will not pay the balance of the contract she breached. Also I have multiple witnesses that heard from her mouth how happy she was and she loved it. Business partner claims I stole his credentials, that by the way were never used for this project or any project because he fails to say he doesn't want to be investigated again for selling his credentials. Oh what a tangled Web we all weave. Triple evasion and triple point the finger. Funny thing is, I can stand by my business and my contract. In the end honesty prevails and you all lose. Subcontractor gets no money, customer gets sued and partner, well, you can keep pimping out your license to the backyardigans and see how many more decent people get hurt. Furthermore prior to referring to me as a scam or fraud, why would a fake be registered with the Revdex.com and each time I change contact information I get in touch with them. Also I maintain an A+ rating! Amazing for a fraud you think? would a scam artist contact the AGO and Revdex.com to question these allegations or run from them? Would a scam be registered at the Westfield town hall as a certified business and contracting company? Would a scam have a business checking account at TD bank or put his home address on his contract? Think about the law of defemation of character prior to making slanderous statements. You broke the law for failing to obtain a building permit. Period. You then breached our legal contract and owe me 2000. All the of you are playing the blame game and think I will cower down because I have done something wrong. BUZZ. Your wrong. I will sue the customer or put a lien on her property unless I am paid in full and receive an apology for her slanderous remarks.

Complaint[redacted] has no CSL, HIC licenses. Didn't finish and violated building code regs. He fraudulently hijacked someone else's license info.He was referred by a friend. Emailed contracts to me on [redacted] and we signed.He listed his CSL number, Revdex.com rating, description of roofing system and sales price of $6,500 and I gave him a check downpayment for $3,350. Job was to begin on [redacted] and take about 2 weeks. After several delays on his part I demanded that he immediately do the project or give me a full refund. On [redacted] the job began.The contract specified that [redacted] would do the entire job and on [redacted] a stranger was at my house. He was someone [redacted] hired on [redacted] The man did all of the work. He said he was a cabinet maker but this was a roofing system. He and [redacted] argued from time to time, the man would say that something wasn't to code so he would refuse to do it but sometimes he would give in and do it. The man was here for 2 weeks before [redacted] fired him. The man asked me to pay him because he said that [redacted] wasn't going to pay him. The work the man did appeared to be good to me. The only problem is that since it is an outside structure it needed to be made of pressure treated wood and wasn't. [redacted] fired him and took over. Within a few days [redacted] told me he wanted the second installment so I gave him another check for $1,040. In one week's time all [redacted] did was make 3 railings, attach stringers for stairs and attach treads. None of the stringers are pressure treated either and the stringers are not attached or constructed properly. [redacted] did not cut some of the ballusters the way we had discussed and when I told him not to do anything further until he corrected the ballusters he stopped working altogether and came to my house on [redacted] and removed his tools and some of the materials without my knowledge, while I was sleeping. On [redacted] XX XXXX he sent me a demand for final payment. Suring the course of this project I had to send the carpenter, with my personal checks totalling close to $500, to the lumber yard for materials in order to continue the project because [redacted] was unable to be reached and seldom even showed up. We just didn't know where he was. On one occasion [redacted] had me write a check to the framer for a salary advance of $250. Since I had a project that was unfinished and [redacted] was making a demand for payment and threatening to sue me I contacted the Contruction Supervisor listed on my contract in hopes of having the job finished. The Construction Supervisor (Genuine Contractor)was extremely alarmed as he had no idea that his name and information were being used illegally and he contacted the [redacted] who came to my house and identified multiple code violations including improperly set footings, in addition to letting me know that I had been taken advantage of and that [redacted] is absolutely unlicensed and apparently his license was taken away from him as well. He scammed me and probably countless others as well. I did some digging and found that the materials he bought, were paid for with bad checks and so the lumber yards are also out money. He has a facebook page, [redacted] and a website [redacted] General Contracting & REI, and has several pictures of work he claims to have done. He also has the [redacted] business logo on his business cards and mentions his [redacted] rating with the [redacted] on his websites. Yesterday I filed a complaint with the [redacted] talked to the Victimized Contractor, the [redacted] and the 3 lumber yards where [redacted] bought materials with bad checks. He also left behind 2 very large piles of construction waste in my yard from when he removed the old stairs, stringers and railings. My outdoor roofig system and structure and stringers, handrails and stairs are all made of KD #2 pine and code requires Pressure Treated. The roof to ground posts are not centered and on one footing it's on the edge and on one it's hanging over the edge. Snow weight will make them slide off.Desired SettlementFirst and Foremost, please remove his information from the [redacted] website or lowere the rating to the lowest possible because a [redacted] rating makes everything sound fine. As a layperson I don't have the knowledge or experience to understand it all. All I saw was [redacted] rating. In my life and work experience a [redacted] rating is the best. Secondly, I deserve to be made whole. The shoddy work should go and my deck restored to it's original construction and I get my money back or the entire job he did can be deconstructed and reconstructed. This is a point of egress from my house and if the roof collapses onto the deck and someone is outside, they could be killed. If the roof collapses and there's a fire, I might die if I'm unable to get out of my house. Thirdly, [redacted] should go to prison to prevent him from continuing to do this. He has other jobs going on right now. He's quite personable and cons people for whatever he can take from them. He is a parasite. All the money I gave him went straight into his pocket. He didn't pay for any of the materials. He didn't pay the sub-contractor. He is telling people that I'm crazy and that the real contractor is a liar. His current address supposedly is [redacted] XXXXX and his phone number is XXX-XXX-XXXX. He may have an alternate phone number of XXX-XXX-XXXX. I have so much documentation that I've run out of ink on my printer and had to buy more paper as well.Business Response Mrs. [redacted] refused to pay a change order and requested to breach the contract by quitting. My company was licensed, insured and registered and my business partner recanted his agreement with me. I have proof of our relationship dating back to 2012. Furthermore the customer was responsible to obtain a building permit which I also have proof of. I intend on filing suit or lien on the property. I have every and all legal rights in this matter and will exercise them in court. Consumer Response (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)As I have confirmed [redacted] is unlicensed and it is illegal to use someone else's license and that his business is not a registered corporation and that my project has multiple building code violations and sub-par materials were used and shoddy workmanship by [redacted] himself my complaint stands. The licensed contractor listed on my contract with [redacted] has filed with the Massachusetts Attorney General for Identity Fraud and so have I for fraud and theft by deception and multiple crimes and the Monson Building Commissioner is investigating [redacted] for operating a construction scam with the intent to defraud, being unlicensed, unregistered, uninsured and for multiple code violations. I will be bringing suit against [redacted] for multiple crimes not the least of which is theft by deceptive practices and false advertising. Final Business Response Triple evasion. Russian subcontractor says he won't pay me yet he leaves out that he refuses to email me an invoice with his last name, SSN, mailing address as he is evading taxes. Also his hours are 8 more hours then he really worked. Furthermore he is not disclosing that he stole materials from my job site which will void the civil issue of a payment until resolved. Customer is claiming fraud and shoddy workmanship yet she also leaves out that she failed to obtain a home owners permit as instructed as it would raise her property taxes and she is hoping that if that Flys she will not pay the balance of the contract she breached. Also I have multiple witnesses that heard from her mouth how happy she was and she loved it. Business partner claims I stole his credentials, that by the way were never used for this project or any project because he fails to say he doesn't want to be investigated again for selling his credentials. Oh what a tangled Web we all weave. Triple evasion and triple point the finger. Funny thing is, I can stand by my business and my contract. In the end honesty prevails and you all lose. Subcontractor gets no money, customer gets sued and partner, well, you can keep pimping out your license to the backyardigans and see how many more decent people get hurt. Furthermore prior to referring to me as a scam or fraud, why would a fake be registered with the Revdex.com and each time I change contact information I get in touch with them. Also I maintain an A+ rating! Amazing for a fraud you think? would a scam artist contact the AGO and Revdex.com to question these allegations or run from them? Would a scam be registered at the Westfield town hall as a certified business and contracting company? Would a scam have a business checking account at TD bank or put his home address on his contract? Think about the law of defemation of character prior to making slanderous statements. You broke the law for failing to obtain a building permit. Period. You then breached our legal contract and owe me 2000. All the of you are playing the blame game and think I will cower down because I have done something wrong. BUZZ. Your wrong. I will sue the customer or put a lien on her property unless I am paid in full and receive an apology for her slanderous remarks.

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