So I keep hearing that Angie's List is a good tool, and I'm moving to a new city, so thought I would try them. 1st surprise, you have to have a paid membership. So I thought ok, new city — it's less than $3 a month, probably worth it, and sign up for a year. (Options incl monthly, one year, 2 yr, 3 ...
Angie's List will keep charging you even after you cancel your subscription or "discounted trial". My advise is to pay by PayPal so that you can contact them when angie charges you again and again after cancellation. The nominal fee that you will repeatedly refute, at first, won't seem ...
We were contacted by an Angie's List rep with "good news" that our company received positive feedback which earned us an 'A' in their rankings-which, is good news. However, they said we would be listed at the bottom of multiple pages of clientele reviews and might never be seen. Here is ...
Angie's List is an invaluable resource for us in selecting contractors. Before they came along we were much less satisfied with contractors we'd hired, largely on recommendations from family, friends and coworkers who typically had based their judgments on only one job. But AL is not a silver ...
I agree with the other complaint about Angie's List. It is not necessarily reliable. As a member, I posted complaints about contractors I used and after a few months, those complaints would be gone. One of my contractors told me that he received a negative rating and complaint by an Angie's List ...
Sounds like Angies List is just like the BBB but with a twist. I picked a name from there tile contractors list. All reports were good. He came out to put some tile in my bathroom bathtub on the walls plus the ceiling. When done he came out and said that tile kept dropping from the ceiling and made ...