whoopsadoodles wrote: » Power wash my front driveway every year. Do a great job for a decent price. Very pleasant too. That's not what most people in AH want to hear though!
Dr Brown wrote: » You have to feel sorry for elderly people who get taking in by them.
...__... wrote: » There are so many honest hardworking tradesmen who have lost thousands of days work due to this "minorities" handie work. There's not a van they cant break into nor a stolen power tool they cant sell. I remember chasing many out of the garden at night as they tried to rob the workshop swinging a saw at them hoping Id whip an arm off.
Gerrup Outta Dat! wrote: » They're honestly hard honest workers.
nuac wrote: » I live in Mayo. That has not been my experience
BrianD3 wrote: » The individuals that I and my relatives have encountered in recent years have been quite polished - they have business cards, are polite and look the part with clean and neat work clothes. They don't have stereotypical traveller accents or greet you with "Howaya boss". Dig a little deeper though and suspicions arise. As already said, Fully Insured on a flyer or business card means nothing. Googling phone numbers throws up some interesting results with multiple business names in different locations apparently using the same mobile number. Websites with SEAI and other official looking logos on them - again, means nothing and actually should make a person suspicious. Addresses given as being in a particular business park or industrial estate but no unit number given. The business park exists but if you go looking for the premises will you find it, probably not as it doesn't exist.
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » Never ever ever ever do business at your front door, it will nearly always end in tears.
Dr Brown wrote: » With their new "ethnic minority" status they are basically untouchable were the law is concerned.