- Report: #840170
Complaint Review: Mark Elliott Pachan
| Mark Elliott Pachan 5050 Brent Knoll Ln Suwanee
suwanee, Georgia United States of America |
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Mark Elliott Pachan Mark E. Pachan Took $4000 deposit for new roof - Got no service or new roof. Took off witht the money suwanee, Georgia
*Consumer Comment: I agree
*Consumer Comment: I just don't get it.....
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After finding out his home address I went ahead and filed a claim at the Magistrate Court in Mid August. Before the hearing he got in touch with me and told me how sorry he was and further told me he has filed bankruptcy. Sure enough I got a letter for his bankruptcy.
Not sure what I can do at this point. I never saw his face after he collected the $4000 to secure services and material. Not only I lost that money but also my insurance has gone up due to the second claim by $200/year.
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Search TipsWe were willing to pay some up front to get them started but they told us it wasn't necessary.
Never pay 100% upfront. If that's required, call someone else even if you get a higher price quote. Maybe there's a reason the bid price is higher.
#2 Consumer Comment
I just don't get it.....
AUTHOR: Cody - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, February 17, 2012
I recently acted as the General Contractor to rebuild our home after a fire. Sure, I had a lot of people that wanted their money up front, but I would tell them, "Not happening, I will buy the material if needed and pay you for labor as the job advances"
If a company is not vested enough to buy materials for a job then they are either fly by night or not a well established business. If they are an individual, then I would buy required materials and pay them for labor in stages until the work is completed.
I hope you recover your money, but chances are slim to none.

