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Fwd: ATTENTION NEEDED: You have a new message from the Revdex.com serving Cincinnati? Inboxx? Cincinnati Revdex.com (sent by [email protected])11:AM (hours ago)to me? ---------- Forwarded message ----------From: [redacted] < [redacted] [email protected]>Date: Thu, Sep 28, at 11:AMSubject: Re: ATTENTION NEEDED: You have a new message from the Revdex.com serving CincinnatiTo: Revdex.com That response is filled with liesI have had a professional measure my driveway & it is less that sqftThey would have done it for $He even said lies about my late husbandSure don't know where that came fromHe didn't mention anything about a patch job which he didn't do anywayI already have weeds growing out of cracksThe words complete resurface never came out of his mouthHe did take my cash & go to the casinoI have proof of that alsoI also have many pictures of the drivewayI have also been told that the material he used was diluted prior to application which is causing shaded black.Best regards, [redacted] ***[redacted] On Wed, Sep 27, at 2:PM, Revdex.com wrote:

First of all, this entire situation could have been avoided if she had chosen to withhold payment at the time of serviceIf she was dissatisfied to this degree at the time of job completion, she should never have completed the transaction by paying the balance due, which implies satisfaction and acceptance of the job as is.? Second, I reiterate that I advised her AND showed her the receipt for the $material billI'm not sure to whom (what company) she is referring, but I did not dilute anything and utilized every bit of the material purchased on her drivewayI would, in this instance, ask for written documentation from the company that told her that the tar was dilutedBesides that, [redacted] was in and out of her home as I patched and completed the job and I'm sure dilution would have been something easily detectableAs for another company or contractor stating that they would have done the job for $225, my question would be---"Why didn't you get THEM to do the job?" Most homeowners get several bids before committing to one, and since, clearly, money was an issue, that is all the more reason to go with a ***r bidIt avoids "buyer's remorse," which is really what we are dealing with hereIT behooves a homeowner to do their homework regarding the hiring of a contractor, and ultimately it was ***'s responsibility to ensure that she got the best price, even though we are ultimately only talking about $75.Third,? ? I am uncertain how to respond to the ludicrous and inflammatory accusation about me taking cash and going to the CasinoThe fact that she even wrote that in an email should be an indicator that something else is going on hereWhat a person does with their earnings is truly none of anyone's business, and has absolutely no pertinent bearing on this situationBut, for the record, I am not a gambler, and if she can "prove" that I went to the Casino with photo or video documentation that dates anytime after the completion of this job (end of August), I will GLADLY refund her $300!

I am attaching photos of the email *** sent accusing me of going to *** Casinos and the posts she made to ***I have no way of knowing when the photos she uploaded were taken and if they are even her drivewayI can provide these as necessaryThere is tape that still is to be removed, as she admittedShe has no way of knowing what that will look like unless the tape is removed around the blocks.She verified that I showed her a receipt for $Why would I spend my OWN money (she only gave me $120) and then dilute it? In reference to the comment about diesel fuel, I have no idea where that came fromShe would have smelled fuel when she walked outsideIt is a ridiculous accusationAs for the six hours I was on site, the customer needs to remember that the materials used were purchased and picked up by meThat accounts for time spent on this job as well, including travel time. As for her indicating that she posted on *** ***, she did, indeed, slander me by utiliizing my name on the siteTherefore, her stating that she would give my personal information to people only if they inquired or stopped by her house to see the job is yet another statement.I have a voicemail on my phone from her that I am unable to upload at this time that tells me I have "messed with the absolute worst person" in a menacing way, as I have indicated previous to this response. I am not sure how many more times we are going to have this back-and-forth banterIt has been redundant and as equally unproductive and time-consuming as talking to *** on the phone or dealing with her via email has been.

ID *** Inboxx *** *** AttachmentsOct (day ago)to me Dear Lynne Prescott:Your office instructed me to send you my info by emailThank you in advance for collecting the information.The square footage of my driveway is less than square feetI contacted a professional in Cincinnati to take a look & give me the information on the work that Matt didThey also told me they would have done the work for $So he doesn't know anything about the rate in this area. My husband didn't die of cancer not did he ever have cancerMatt made up that storyHe didn't tell me his Dad was in Hospice, he said his Mother was caring for his DadI don't understand what all of this has to do with my drivewayHe must have trouble dealing with the truth.The pros also told me the material used had been dilutedMaybe diesel fuelI saw the receipt for $from ***'s but that doesn't mean he used that in my driveway.I did not tell him not to use tapeHe went above the tape on my foundation that I recently paintedThe tape is still on thereI have not done anything to the job.It was my fault for trusting someone verbally & not asking for a contractLearned my lesson on that issue.He did say he would patch the cracks then seal itWithin a few days there was a weed growing from one of the cracksHe also did not spend hours of laborHe was at my house for a total of hoursI always keep track of labor hours.I did tell him before he left that I wasn't satisfied with his workThe cracks were still visibleThat is why I have attached pictures.He did call me an old lady on the phoneI don't care what he calls me I just want my driveway fixed and he didn't do that.I did post on a website *** *** that if someone was looking to do driveway work to come take a look at mine & I would give them the info on who did it.Best regards,*** *** *** ***.*** ** ***5***

Based on the square footage of ***'s driveway, this job should have been quoted somewhere between $800-given the going rate in our areaA complete resurface job would have been even more*** shared with me when I originally went to see the job that she had cared for her husband who had died
of cancer and would have been the one to do this work for herBecause my dad is currently in hospice, my heart went out to her and I gave her a discount and bid the job at $I never called *** an "old lady" but I did explain in detail that my parents were in a similar situationIf she took it to mean that I thought she was old because she is my parents' age, that was her perception. When I told her that I would do it for $450, she said she could still not afford thatSo I told her I would do a patch job for $and explained what I could and could not do for that amountI explained that the patch job is NOT the same as a complete resurfaceShe agreed to the parameters of the job and the costShe gave me $up frontI then spent $on the supplies and materials and invested hours of labor(I have the receipt for the materials.) I prepped the area one day for four hours; the following day, I filled cracks, patched, and black tarred the entire drivewayI taped the foundation area prior to completing the work even though she said it wasn’t necessary. The minute I completed the job, before it was even dry or settled, she started complainingThat said, she still paid me the remaining $in cash THAT DAYShe started calling almost daily after that, leaving messages that I had "ripped off” the absolute “worst person to do that to." (Message available) Additionally she sent me an email (also available) accusing me of taking her money so I could go to the casino gambling boats, and she disparaged me on a local websiteI have had several other clients tell me I should pursue a slander case regarding the website commentaryI called *** on two occasions to resolve this issue, and to try and explain yet again what the difference is between a patch and a complete resurfaceI concur that I have not been responsive to her phone calls since the end of AugustGiven her aggressive, demeaning, and mocking behavior (she actually laughed when I reiterated about my father in hospice and how I had felt badly for her loss), I chose not to return to her home to remove the tape in order to avoid any further confrontationI, too, have pictures of the jobI have receipt for the materialsI have the email she sent and the voicemails she leftI stand by both the quality and cost of my work, and I feel she got an incredible deal based on what she was able and willing to payFurther documentation is available if neededPlease advise if requested

Fwd: ATTENTION NEEDED: You have a new message from the Revdex.com serving Cincinnati? Inboxx? Cincinnati Revdex.com (sent by [email protected])11:AM (hours ago)to me? ---------- Forwarded message ----------From: *** *** Date: Thu, Sep 28, at 11:AMSubject: Re: ATTENTION NEEDED: You have a new message from the Revdex.com serving CincinnatiTo: Revdex.com That response is filled with liesI have had a professional measure my driveway & it is less that sqftThey would have done it for $He even said lies about my late husbandSure don't know where that came fromHe didn't mention anything about a patch job which he didn't do anywayI already have weeds growing out of cracksThe words complete resurface never came out of his mouthHe did take my cash & go to the casinoI have proof of that alsoI also have many pictures of the drivewayI have also been told that the material he used was diluted prior to application which is causing shaded black.Best regards,*** *** *** ***.*** ** ***On Wed, Sep 27, at 2:PM, Revdex.com wrote:

First of all, this entire situation could have been avoided if she had chosen to withhold payment at the time of serviceIf she was dissatisfied to this degree at the time of job completion, she should never have completed the transaction by paying the balance due, which implies satisfaction and acceptance of the job as is.? Second, I reiterate that I advised her AND showed her the receipt for the $material billI'm not sure to whom (what company) she is referring, but I did not dilute anything and utilized every bit of the material purchased on her drivewayI would, in this instance, ask for written documentation from the company that told her that the tar was dilutedBesides that, *** was in and out of her home as I patched and completed the job and I'm sure dilution would have been something easily detectableAs for another company or contractor stating that they would have done the job for $225, my question would be---"Why didn't you get THEM to do the job?" Most homeowners get several bids before committing to one, and since, clearly, money was an issue, that is all the more reason to go with a ***r bidIt avoids "buyer's remorse," which is really what we are dealing with hereIT behooves a homeowner to do their homework regarding the hiring of a contractor, and ultimately it was ***'s responsibility to ensure that she got the best price, even though we are ultimately only talking about $75.Third,? ? I am uncertain how to respond to the ludicrous and inflammatory accusation about me taking cash and going to the CasinoThe fact that she even wrote that in an email should be an indicator that something else is going on hereWhat a person does with their earnings is truly none of anyone's business, and has absolutely no pertinent bearing on this situationBut, for the record, I am not a gambler, and if she can "prove" that I went to the Casino with photo or video documentation that dates anytime after the completion of this job (end of August), I will GLADLY refund her $300!