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 When I asked [redacted] what services he offered to cover up the seams in my drywall he told me that a light skip would cover it upOnly a few things had to be moved out of the garage and this took less than minutesHe and his work partner weren't even there for a total of hoursWhen he was done I pointed out some still visible seams in the drywallHe told me when it dried it wouldn't be visible anymoreHe said if it was, to just give him a call and he would fix it as he was working on other projects in that area; so I paid himAfter realizing the seams were still visible, it took weeks to finally get ahold of himHe offered to come out a couple times and never didHe stated that he couldn't get in, but my garage door, and side entry door to the garage have been unlocked since I have owned the property because I don't have a key for itAfter a few weeks he told me that painting would cover it upWhen I could not cover it with paint, even though I didn't feel it was right, I just wanted it done, I offered to pay [redacted] to come out and paint with my supplies knowing he had more skills with paint than meThis was not appealing to *** [redacted] then offered to come out and fix the seams, left me a voicemail around 5pm that he would be there at 6pm to fix it, and never showed upI could never get him to answer my calls after thisI still have the saved voicemail This complaint to you at Revdex.com is no longer about getting any sort of refundI do not wish to go back and forth with a "he said/she said" matchI just wan't my bad experience to be available to the public so the next person plays it a little safer whether it be a written contract, or payment after satisfied with the end product Regards, [redacted]
background-">I did some work for customer that had he already started some of work himself. I usually don't do this and told him I could put light skip on ceiling. First day that I showed up on site, he pushed us back almost three hours. He was late and didn't have garage cleared for us to do work. At end of day I asked him if he was ok with work he said yes and paid me. He then called me back two weeks later and asked if I could come out and fix work. The project was a garage ceiling that *** had started pulling all seams himself. I came out to property twice afterwards and never could get in to fix problem. Time is money and he wasted a lot of my time. If he wasn't happy with the work why did he pay me then. I learned from the mistake of taking work when a customer has started project themselves. The ceiling *** is complaining about is next to chip board walls. He tried to get me to come out and paint the ceiling for free. I wish there was a site where business could warn other business about customers'
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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.
When I asked [redacted] what services he offered to cover up the seams in my drywall he told me that a light skip would cover it up. Only a few things had to be moved out of the garage and this took less than 5 minutes. He and his work partner weren't even there for a total of 3 hours. When he was done I pointed out some still visible seams in the drywall. He told me when it dried it wouldn't be visible anymore. He said if it was, to just give him a call and he would fix it as he was working on other projects in that area; so I paid him. After realizing the seams were still visible, it took 2 weeks to finally get ahold of him. He offered to come out a couple times and never did. He stated that he couldn't get in, but my garage door, and side entry door to the garage have been unlocked since I have owned the property because I don't have a key for it. After a few weeks he told me that painting would cover it up. When I could not cover it with paint, even though I didn't feel it was right, I just wanted it done, I offered to pay [redacted] to come out and paint with my supplies knowing he had more skills with paint than me. This was not appealing to [redacted]. [redacted] then offered to come out and fix the seams, left me a voicemail around 5pm that he would be there at 6pm to fix it, and never showed up. I could never get him to answer my calls after this. I still have the saved voicemail.
This complaint to you at Revdex.com is no longer about getting any sort of refund. I do not wish to go back and forth with a "he said/she said" match. I just wan't my bad experience to be available to the public so the next person plays it a little safer whether it be a written contract, or payment after satisfied with the end product.
Regards,
[redacted]
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 When I asked [redacted] what services he offered to cover up the seams in my drywall he told me that a light skip would cover it upOnly a few things had to be moved out of the garage and this took less than minutesHe and his work partner weren't even there for a total of hoursWhen he was done I pointed out some still visible seams in the drywallHe told me when it dried it wouldn't be visible anymoreHe said if it was, to just give him a call and he would fix it as he was working on other projects in that area; so I paid himAfter realizing the seams were still visible, it took weeks to finally get ahold of himHe offered to come out a couple times and never didHe stated that he couldn't get in, but my garage door, and side entry door to the garage have been unlocked since I have owned the property because I don't have a key for itAfter a few weeks he told me that painting would cover it upWhen I could not cover it with paint, even though I didn't feel it was right, I just wanted it done, I offered to pay [redacted] to come out and paint with my supplies knowing he had more skills with paint than meThis was not appealing to *** [redacted] then offered to come out and fix the seams, left me a voicemail around 5pm that he would be there at 6pm to fix it, and never showed upI could never get him to answer my calls after thisI still have the saved voicemail This complaint to you at Revdex.com is no longer about getting any sort of refundI do not wish to go back and forth with a "he said/she said" matchI just wan't my bad experience to be available to the public so the next person plays it a little safer whether it be a written contract, or payment after satisfied with the end product Regards, [redacted]
background-">I did some work for customer that had he already started some of work himself. I usually don't do this and told him I could put light skip on ceiling. First day that I showed up on site, he pushed us back almost three hours. He was late and didn't have garage cleared for us to do work. At end of day I asked him if he was ok with work he said yes and paid me. He then called me back two weeks later and asked if I could come out and fix work. The project was a garage ceiling that *** had started pulling all seams himself. I came out to property twice afterwards and never could get in to fix problem. Time is money and he wasted a lot of my time. If he wasn't happy with the work why did he pay me then. I learned from the mistake of taking work when a customer has started project themselves. The ceiling *** is complaining about is next to chip board walls. He tried to get me to come out and paint the ceiling for free. I wish there was a site where business could warn other business about customers'
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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.
When I asked [redacted] what services he offered to cover up the seams in my drywall he told me that a light skip would cover it up. Only a few things had to be moved out of the garage and this took less than 5 minutes. He and his work partner weren't even there for a total of 3 hours. When he was done I pointed out some still visible seams in the drywall. He told me when it dried it wouldn't be visible anymore. He said if it was, to just give him a call and he would fix it as he was working on other projects in that area; so I paid him. After realizing the seams were still visible, it took 2 weeks to finally get ahold of him. He offered to come out a couple times and never did. He stated that he couldn't get in, but my garage door, and side entry door to the garage have been unlocked since I have owned the property because I don't have a key for it. After a few weeks he told me that painting would cover it up. When I could not cover it with paint, even though I didn't feel it was right, I just wanted it done, I offered to pay [redacted] to come out and paint with my supplies knowing he had more skills with paint than me. This was not appealing to [redacted]. [redacted] then offered to come out and fix the seams, left me a voicemail around 5pm that he would be there at 6pm to fix it, and never showed up. I could never get him to answer my calls after this. I still have the saved voicemail.
This complaint to you at Revdex.com is no longer about getting any sort of refund. I do not wish to go back and forth with a "he said/she said" match. I just wan't my bad experience to be available to the public so the next person plays it a little safer whether it be a written contract, or payment after satisfied with the end product.
Regards,
[redacted]