HomeAbout UsJoin NowLitigation SearchContact Us


Firms should view customers with discernment
By DAVID FLAUM

In 40 years as a contractor, Charles Avery got burned two or three times a year by people who didn't pay him for completed work

Now retired, Avery handled a job recently for his daughter's company, Avery-Gilliam Homes, that matched some of his experiences in business. The owner of the home refused to pay the final $1,200 on the job -- for items added by agreement during the project -- claiming the work was not done to his satisfaction. The company is still trying to collect.

Avery has experienced worse in his career -- customers he called "total deadbeats" -- and he suggested an agency such as the Better Business Bureau, which keeps track of complaints against businesses, also could keep tabs on consumers. In the meantime, he and other...
READ MORE >>


 

With Your paid membership to womreports.com you get:

· Unlimited searches on potential customers

· Unlimited reporting on customers that are problematic (hold them accountable for their actions, they will get the hint when they can’t get anyone to work for them!)

· Plus –save time, increase profits, avoid lawsuits, strengthen your business, control insurance cost, use as a tax deduction.

· Peace of mind

· Plus as an added bonus we provide litigations searches free to our members

You pay just $39.95 for a one year membership