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Showing 1 match for John's Custom Paint & Body LLC:

“I Howard Atkinson have informed the Better Business Bureau (BBB) Case #91155781 about Mr. John Durant and Michael Wren”

  • Claim Status:
  • In Negotiation
  • Posted on: October 20,2010

Complaint Types: I just feel ripped off., Bad Advice, Billing / Fees, Contract / Agreement, Personal injury, Policy, Poor Value for Money, Product Defect, Public Welfare/Environment, Questionable Business Practices, Safety Issue, Salary / Benefit issue, Service Problem, Violation of privacy

Claimant says: "i took my vehicle to this body shop after i got into a car wreck i had insurance it wasn't my fault for the accident. the insurance co.(progressive) gave him a check and he didn't complete the work that was stated in the estimate, my first mistake was not knowing that i had to get and estimate from the shop prior to the insurance co. writing theirs' and he took full advantage of that and my vehicle is in bad shape, i informed the insurance co but they said that i chose the shop, its my doing and they cant help me so I a” ...Show more »

Claimant Seeks: $39778.2


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