Beazer Homes Hit and Run RipOff Charlotte North Carolina

The OP wrote: "We did check as much as we could via people, internet and other ways such as the stock and company information/news along with profiles of key players. You never can be 100 percent sure..."

Really? After doing a simple internet search, I am 100% sure clear as day that I would never buy a home from this company. I find it interesting how you found all those customer complaints okay at the time, yet are now "surprised" that you are having problems, too. Methinks that you liked this house soooo much that you were willing to pull the wool over your own eyes and go ahead and buy it. This is quite evident seeing as how your consumer research included "profiles of key players" and "stock" -- what good is that going to do you (unless you work for the company).

The OP wrote: "We did check as much as we could via people, internet and other ways such as the stock and company information/news along with profiles of key players. You never can be 100 percent sure..."

Really? After doing a simple internet search, I am 100% sure clear as day that I would never buy a home from this company. I find it interesting how you found all those customer complaints okay at the time, yet are now "surprised" that you are having problems, too. Methinks that you liked this house soooo much that you were willing to pull the wool over your own eyes and go ahead and buy it. This is quite evident seeing as how your consumer research included "profiles of key players" and "stock" -- what good is that going to do you (unless you work for the company).

The OP wrote: "We did check as much as we could via people, internet and other ways such as the stock and company information/news along with profiles of key players. You never can be 100 percent sure..."

Really? After doing a simple internet search, I am 100% sure clear as day that I would never buy a home from this company. I find it interesting how you found all those customer complaints okay at the time, yet are now "surprised" that you are having problems, too. Methinks that you liked this house soooo much that you were willing to pull the wool over your own eyes and go ahead and buy it. This is quite evident seeing as how your consumer research included "profiles of key players" and "stock" -- what good is that going to do you (unless you work for the company).

The OP wrote: "We did check as much as we could via people, internet and other ways such as the stock and company information/news along with profiles of key players. You never can be 100 percent sure..."

Really? After doing a simple internet search, I am 100% sure clear as day that I would never buy a home from this company. I find it interesting how you found all those customer complaints okay at the time, yet are now "surprised" that you are having problems, too. Methinks that you liked this house soooo much that you were willing to pull the wool over your own eyes and go ahead and buy it. This is quite evident seeing as how your consumer research included "profiles of key players" and "stock" -- what good is that going to do you (unless you work for the company).

We did check as much as we could via people, internet and other ways such as the stock and company information/news along with profiles of key players. You never can be 100 percent sure...if everything checks out good then you are in the hands of the LOCAL personnel and this is where most faultered but should have been stopped. It's about living and learning but if you aren't will to try then you may as well lock yourself in a closet and say "goodbye". As always education is part of success but here we go again even being educated that does not prevent problems......there is one major key which I learned and next time it will be activate, however, it has nothing to do with checking anyone or anything out but it will ensure everyone is held accountable and responsible until the end.....and even after the completion.

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George, in a perfect world, what you are saying holds all the merit. However, as everyone knows, this world is far from perfect. Therefore, before making any kind of investment, especially a large one such as a house, one should carefully research all aspects of the purchase BEFORE completing the transaction. In this day and are we need to protect ourselves and practice good consumerism!

Don't ya think? Their stock back then looked good, they promissed and promissed.....houses looked good. Not to this extreme but kind of like buying a BMW then you find out it's a YUGO sold basically "as is" because they will not honor the 72 hour back out perior or in our situation just to honor their warentees. Nobody asked for too much, rather be a person and honor what you say you do.

Considering that Peter from Pony (a place that doesn't exist) - don't even reply to the idiot. He's got posts from all over the place - complaining about not getting his disabilty and then he tried to buy wine with food stamps and then he was working - oh, but he can't he's disabled.

Anyway, don't pay no nevermind to his baffling rambling bable.

Beazer has a well-known and highly documented reputation for being among the most horrible builders in the industry. Assuming that you did at least 5 minutes of research on this builder before purchasing your home, may I ask WHY did you choose Beazer in the first place?