Fixr Inc.

I have one question for the Revdex.com: if you see the back and forth with the complainer, you'll see that s/he keeps asking for the money and although we've tried to help him/her resolve this issue with the contractor s/he hired, s/he's still asking for us to pay for something for which we've made our point clear.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint.  For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.
 I sent [redacted] an email yesterday, which I also then forwarded to you, at the email address I had on file and I'm happy to resend that email if you need it. What I told [redacted] is that their website doesn't make  it clear that these are not professionals who are  on their website, and in fact everything about their website implies the people advertising there are reliable. No where does it say explicitly that Fixr isn't vetting these service providers. Therefore I hold Fixr they are at least partially responsible for what has happened to my bathtub. They need to make it clear on their website that  they don't know who these people  are and that in some cases, like the person that I found through their website, this person may be a fraud and not properly licensed to even be doing contract work, which is what I later found out when I researched him myself, he doesn't even have a proper contractors license. I expect fixr to refund me the $565 if they cannot recover it from [redacted]. I did extend to them my willingness to take only  half of $565 but I won't agree to less than that.   Thank you