Safeguard Properties Thieves - guilty of wire fraud, illegal tactics, bid slashing, fraudulent chargebacks Valley View Ohio

I think it's time a bunch of ex contractors band together and file a class action suit agianst them. 

HI,I have info about safegaurd and their way of doing business. I know of a person that has their own lawn care business. And works for a property mgnt. company that has a contract with safe guard. This person has been doing work for this company for about 6mo.s and as of SEPTEMBER 15TH they sent him a email stating they were going to assess charges against the work already done in the several months before and they are calling it an audit and they said they will charge back a whole months worth the work after the fact ON OCT.30DAY NET WHICH MEANS THEY WILL KEEP A WHOLE OCT. MONTH OF PAY!

This company wants as many as 60 pictures per job and as often as 2 times per month and we are talking about 40 jobs per month times 60 = 4800 pictures. This person was asked to do only lawn mowing,weed wacking,edging,weed spraying,raking of leaves and clippings and this can include up to a acre of land for $25.00 per job,the most he can make per job is $70.00 if you do tall grass cut, & a shrub trim. After that the grass cut is only $25.00 no matter the size of the lot or yard. And every few months the 2 companies will change or more requirements with no extra pay rates.

 i  have  the perfect   attorney    that   will  file  liens  or   false  chargebacks    againts   safeguard   properties   i got mine.  my  email  is rogerluis476        at      gmail

If SafeGuard didn't pay for labor or materials on real property, file a Lien. If they pay you and do not list which work order the payment was for, file a lien on all properties without documented payment.

You can buy a Mechanics Lien form in an office supply store and file it with the County Recorder in the county where the property is located. When it is recorded, the Mortgage company will receive a copy. They have services that monitor all their properties.

You can bet their contract with SafeGuard has "no Lien" clauses. If SafeGuard is systematically ripping off their contractors and the morgage company receives a flood of Lien notices, they might just cancel SafeGuard's contract. Even if they don't, the lien is typically good for a year with no further action on your part. Within that year, the property cannot sell unless you are paid for the Labor, Material and Recording costs.

It is a hassle for you but a bigger one for the Mortgage company and particularly Safeguard.

Companies like these target small contractors and rip them off knowing they don't have the time or expertise to use the legal system.

Finally, remember it only takes 3 ripped off contractors to make a class. There are class action lawyers out ther just looking for rich companies to sue. SafeGuard appears to be begging for it.

Good Luck!