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Complaint Review: ICON DSP aka bestclosures.com aka Phoenix Security - Newton New Jersey

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  • ICON DSP aka bestclosures.com aka Phoenix Security 113 Main Street Newton, New Jersey United States

ICON DSP aka bestclosures.com aka Phoenix Security bestclosures.com and Phoenix Security Hilarious confusion, and they don't pay Newton New Jersey

*Author of original report: Update! ICON contacted me, paid immediately. Please read details. All good with ICON.

*Author of original report: One correction

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On Oct 20 I was contacted by ICON DSP to install shelving at a Lush location. They said they had sent the shelving. I set an appointment of 8:00 on Oct 25 to install. I was there at 8:00 but the store had not gotten any shelves and didn’t know anything about them. I immediately called ICON and left a message, then when I got back emailed them too.

On Oct 31st they contacted me to confirm that I had installed the shelves. (I guess they don’t check messages or read emails) I explained again, and Andrea said that they would send out the shelves and contact me when they were in to install.

On Nov 28th they called me wondering if I had ever installed the shelves. (?) I explained AGAIN what had happened. We agreed at that I would bill them $85 for the initial trip, and I sent them the invoice.

That’s less than I usually charge, but I was cutting them a break. ICON was a new company for me. They had apparently taken over the Lush account. But I have worked for Lush for years through their previous maintenance provider DWM. I have to say DWM is an OUTSTANDING company to work with. They are super friendly, professional, organized, and always pay on time. I wish every store would just use them! Anyway, I was familiar with the stores, which bulbs they use, etc. And the Lush employees are always fantastic to deal with too. So I wanted to make this work.

Fast forward to Dec 13th. They called me with an emergency situation at Lush. They said their sink wouldn’t drain. They said they had another person look at it, and they said it needed some kind of pump. I went out to the store about two hours later and took a look. It does have a drain pump, and the pump was shot. (the store said that the first person looked at it maybe a week previous) No one had one locally (I spent a good hour on the computer and phone looking) I told them I could order it and install it, but it would be Monday. (we’re discussing this on Wednesday) I also told them that I had never gotten paid for the last trip. They transferred me to accounting, where they said “Oh, I see it, we’ll send you your check Friday (Dec 15)

The next day, Thursday, Andrea called to verify that I was going to have the pump installed that day. ??? This led to a round of emails which pretty much confirmed to me that these guys are REALLY confused. Anyway, Andrea then emailed me, wanting the part number of the necessary pump. I told her that if they wanted that, so that they could get someone else to install the pump, that I would then charge them for my trip to the store to diagnose the issue. She said it was so they could have corporate overnight the pump for me to install (which was fine with me)

Here we are now, Dec 31st. I never heard back from Icon. I never got the check that they said they would be mailing over two weeks ago. And out of curiosity, I called Lush, and they still can’t use their only sink because no one ever replaced their pump.

Anyway, I thought I’d post this so people can make an informed decision before getting involved with what appears to be a non-paying confusion festival called ICON DSP.

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Update! ICON contacted me, paid immediately. Please read details. All good with ICON.

AUTHOR: Joe - (United States)

POSTED: Wednesday, January 10, 2018

Update. On 1-9-18 I was called by Andrea from Icon. We talked for a bit, and she verified my phone number as she said the boss wanted to talk with me. A few minutes later, he did call me. It didn’t catch his name but I believe I was talking with Brian. We talked for some time. To make a long story short, he did want to rectify the situation. I sent him an invoice for the $85 owed, and within 5 minutes it was paid.
We did have a lengthy conversation, and I believe I had misjudged Icon. I have been in business a long time, and have run across many maintenance companies (as the number of reports on maintenance companies on this forum and others clearly indicates) that don’t pay as a way of doing business. But I believe I may have just run into a perfect storm of coincidences here with Icon. No one is perfect, I get that, but perhaps I assumed ICON was another bad company. But after our conversation, and the fact that Brian seemed truly sorry and suprised that I had run into these issues, and had not been paid more promptly, I believe ICON is a good company to deal with. He did state that they handle a very large number of locations nationwide, and that makes me think that my experience with them was much the exception, rather than the rule, as after some searching it would appear that my report is the only and single one with anything negative to say about ICON. Also he said that a crucial member of their team had recently suffered a heart attack, so they were dealing with that. I do see that this could have caused some hiccups. It says a lot about a company, how they handle things like this. The owner (I believe) called me, we talked, said he wanted to make it right, and within 5 minutes, bam, he did. That shows integrity above and beyond.
I certainly wouldn’t blame ICON if they didn’t want to continue using my services, but after today, I would have no hesitation whatsoever working for them again. They showed true dedication towards making a problem right. That’s pretty rare these days. And that’s the kind of company you want on your side.

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AUTHOR: Joe - (United States)

POSTED: Monday, January 01, 2018

I made one mistake. It was actually National Project Management that I worked for, for Lush previously. They were the ones I meant to refer to as being an outstanding company to work for. I do also work for DWM and they have always been fantastic as well. 

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