Renovation Experts signs contractors up to sell them leads for people who have contacted them about getting work done around their home. When selling the contractor, they tell you that all the leads are personally verified. In the first 3 days, I accepted 5 leads. I contacted the people immediately ...
My mother signed up for this website to find a contractor to remodel her bathroom. They sent over sketchy Tim Thompson from Atlanta Tile Installers, who talked a lot of crap from day 1. After the first day that he came and did a free estimate on our bathroom, he called my phone everyday non stop ...
This company is deceptive beyond beleif! I have contacted homeowners that were so called qualified leads only to be told that they were in no way in need of our services, and, they didn't even know where Renovation Experts got their information. When contacting the customer service department to be ...
Builders and contractors BEWARE! Waste of time and money. This company sells you one service and delivers another. The sales person promised the moon but after four months, over $500 invested, I have connected with only two potential jobs and sold one small kitchen remodel job - all the rest were ...
Tina dunne had jason carmichael call me from kenny pattersons phone line to tell me to stop filing reports because they don't want the word to get out what they are doing. So he promised to pay me but hasn't. Now i have to wait for the next idiot to call and promise to pay me back my money. Until ...
Tina dunne 866-405-1688 of renovation experts, leads.com, web.com sends leads that don't exist. When you click on the lead, they automatically charge your credit card. They did this three times to me. The trick is to get your money and give you credit for another lead. The big fraudulent problem is ...