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Re: Darned Dishonest auto service centers
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Posted by Billy NY on March 17, 2007 at 17:47:24 from (205.188.117.14):
In Reply to: Re: Darned Dishonest auto service centers posted by Joe in MN on March 17, 2007 at 15:20:49:
The furnace thing happened to a friend just as you describe, yehhhp you will need a new one, furnace was 5yrs old, maybe a damper or something, forget now, but he told em to stuff it, had someone else do what it needed and it's been fine for years. I find having a friend in the hvac trades, is better to have do work like this, make it side job away from his regular gig., seems a qualified person on the side won't pull these stunts usually, because it's good extra dough, but other people love taking your $$, really have to be careful unless you know them well. Paving contractors - the dishonest ones, same thing, got some left over material from a big job nearby, similar theory. We all got to make a buck, but hammering people is really low down.
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