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调查人员|暴力围栏安装者被俄亥俄州司法部长盯上

迈克尔·萨索 — 星期四，29 Apr 2021 02:21:01 +0000

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围栏公司现在叫伊利湖围栏。去年第三频道新闻频道调查的顾客抱怨工作不好，篱笆不见了，以及麦克梅罗在提问时的暴躁脾气。dewine的调查还发现，麦克米伦进行了存款，但没有完成一些工作，或者该公司没有正确安装一些围栏。

McMillen filed for bankruptcy protection last year, naming 38 creditors in his bankruptcy proceedings filed in the US District Court. He cited debts in excess of $ 100,000.

It was McMillen’s second bankruptcy since 2011. He later dismissed the case.

Budget One Fence was rated “F” by the local Better Business Bureau.

“I thought it was a crime to steal from people. But he keeps doing it because he can get away with it, ”said Gary Orefice, a Parma homeowner and customer.

Orefice paid McMillen about $ 1,800 to install a wooden fence. Budget One botched the job and improperly installed posts. The city inspectors ordered the posts to be relocated and Orefice did the job itself.

He sued McMillen for a refund and won. However, Orefice never received any payment. These debts are listed on McMillen’s bankruptcy filing.

“I did nothing but abuse them,” he said.

DeWine said his office received 15 complaints and McMillen has $ 40,000 worth of judgments pending in courts in Cleveland.

Other customers complained about McMillen’s temper and threats.

Even WKYC Channel 3 News’ investigative reporter Tom Meyer nearly broke down with McMillen when he visited Budget One Fences last year for comments on a number of customer complaints.

To help prevent home improvement problems, the Attorney General’s Office made the following recommendations:

• • Research the contractor carefully. Ask a neighbor, friend, or family member for recommendations. Check for complaints with the Ohio Attorney General or the Better Business Bureau. Talk to other clients and ask them about their experience with the contractor.

• • Get several written estimates. Before making a final decision, obtain and review estimates from multiple contractors. Don’t assume that the lowest guess is your best option.

• • Check your right of withdrawal. In Ohio, you typically have a three day right to terminate a contract that results from a door-to-door sale. Sellers must inform you of this right in writing.

• • Be wary of requests for large deposits. It is reasonable for a contractor to ask for a deposit. However, be skeptical if asked to make a large payment (e.g. half or more of the total cost) before starting work. If possible, pay in increments when the job is done.

Consumers suspecting an unfair or misleading sales practice should contact the Ohio Attorney General at www.OhioProtects.org or 800-282-0515.

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调查人员|暴力围栏安装由俄亥俄州律师Normal关注

迈克尔·萨索 — Sun, 13 Dec 2020 19:57:48 +0000

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McMillen filed for bankruptcy protection last year, naming 38 creditors in his bankruptcy proceedings filed in the US District Court. He cited debts over $ 100,000.

It was McMillen’s second bankruptcy since 2011. He later dismissed the case.

Budget One Fence was rated “F” by the local Better Business Bureau.

“I thought it was a crime to steal from people. But he keeps doing it because he can get away with it, ”said Gary Orefice, a Parma homeowner and customer.

Orefice paid McMillen about $ 1,800 to install a wooden fence. Budget One botched the job and didn’t install posts properly. The city inspectors ordered the posts to be relocated and Orefice did the job itself.

He sued McMillen for a refund and won. However, Orefice never received any payment. These debts are listed on McMillen’s bankruptcy filing.

“I did nothing but abuse them,” he said.

DeWine said his office received 15 complaints and McMillen has $ 40,000 worth of judgments pending in courts in Cleveland.

Other customers complained about McMillen’s temper and threats.

Even WKYC Channel 3 News’ investigative reporter Tom Meyer nearly broke down with McMillen when he visited Budget One Fences last year for comment on a number of customer complaints.

To help prevent home improvement problems, the Attorney General’s Office made the following recommendations:

• • Get several written estimates. Before making a final decision, obtain and review estimates from multiple contractors. Don’t assume that the lowest guess is your best option.

• • Check your right of withdrawal. Typically in Ohio, you have a three day right to terminate a contract that results from a door-to-door sale. Sellers must inform you of this right in writing.

Consumers suspecting an unfair or misleading sales practice should contact the Ohio Attorney General at www.OhioProtects.org or 800-282-0515.

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