Are there any complaints about a company called CC Jones Construction in Los Angeles, CA?
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none that i know of. check w/ the BBB or ask for references if your not sure about the company and you want work done by them.
1030152
http://www.cclondon.com/contact.shtml - you want the complaint procedure section and says contact by mail only.
549484
I live in Denver CO. I have known people who have worked for them. I applied and we just never hooked up. I heartily recommend them for a work at home job over the internet. I have recommended them to hundreds of people who have had employment with minimal complaints.\nGOOD LUCK
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Try the very old and well-established Better Business Bureau.\nHere you can find complaints, track record, and reliability.\nIf this isn't enough, don't simply google the company name because you'll get advertisements, false reviews, and a lot more irrelevant stuff.\nWord of mouth is useful too, if it's possible to obtain.
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www.bbb.com\n\nType in the URL and you can see if there are any complaints against it.
221477
What covenant does he want you to perform?  Does he just want you to "not run a construction biz" from your place?  If so, you are already not running a construction biz, so it sounds like you have performed the covenant within 3 days.  (Actually, within zero days.)  I wonder if your LL is trying to appease the condo assoc by trying to look like he's taking aggressive steps to insure the rules are complied with?  Anyway, as long as you are not violating the covenant, and don't look like you are violating it either, it seems like you have complied with the notice.  You could ask your LL for clarification if the notice isn't clear, but otherwise, I don't get it.  You could write you LL a friendly letter (keep a copy) pointing out that you haven't violated the covenant; that he inspected and saw that you weren't; and that he can come back and see that you still aren't.
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Yes I have, and they dont do anything they promise to. They never return phone calls. Im wondering if they are even a real company. I getting ready to file a dispute with my credit card co. to see if I can get my money back. Contact me if you have the same problem with these people.
330607
I'v heard that there is a class action law suit against that company....at least that's what it says in Fayetteville, NC's newspaper
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Contact the Better Business Bureau in your area.  They should have information on the contractor.
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try the Better Business Bureau\n\nwww.bbb.org
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thats really odd! theyve been in business a long time. I did try the # too--and got same message.\n\nid complain to federal trade commission and BBB, also stop payment or notify bank of the problem
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so far it sounds more like miscommunication issues and not discrimination.\n\nthe best thing to do is have a meeting with the builder to identify what you can do to make things right.  it's that simple, show initiative and do not be defensive if your craftsmanship is criticized. \n\nthere will be other projects that this builder may consider you for, if you show that you are responsible and are trust worthy.  looking for a law suit is costly and getting others in the middle of it is a sure way to get a bad reputation in the industry you are in.
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I'd see about filing a complaint with BBB onine.\n\nhttp://www.bbbonline.org/\nhttp://www.bbbonline.org/consumer/complaint.asp
759358
These people are for decoration purpose only.Save your breath and file complaint to the management every time you walk into the store and go to their website if they have one when you have time,regularly,complain.You will see the difference.
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Why isn't the landlord doing something about this?  If you are in a nice community, go over the manager's head to the owners.   Their name should be in your paperwork somewhere, or in the office literature or brochures.   Usually these major corporations have web sites, and are VERY interested in your input.   Use dates, incidents, good descriptions.   They don't like potential theft and destruction problems themselves. \n\nThe bad thing is, some corporates refer the problem back down to the manager, who could get mad at you.   But since he/she isn't  doing their job, they don't have the right.   At this point, what have you got to lose?   \n\nGood luck to you.
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I think you have a case . . . did you happen to take pictures of all of these "repairs"?  Sometimes just the threat of small-claims court will get them to write a cheque.  You may have to pay a lawyer to write up the court documents, unless the clerk is willing to help you out.  You did agree to the repairs, but you could argue that you expected them to be close to the original quality.  The fact that they tried to repair the stand, indicates they insured the UNIT part also. Good luck.
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It's a joke, a waste of time and a sence of VERY FALSE SECURITY.\n\nI can not name a more worthless organization....\n\nThey make you PAY to file a complaint, they make you PAY to register as a "GOOD" business. Hmmmm, money comes in from both ends, and they DON"T DO ANYTHING but pay themselfs for putting their fat asses in a chair every day.\nBeing listed by the BBB is a scam that a LOT of contractors do, just to SCREW unsuspecting consumers.\nIf you are DUMB enough to PAY for a complaint filing, NOTHING IS DONE TO THE OFFENDER, even after MANY complaints.\nThe WORST they do is remove a company from their lists, even after commiting what amounts to stealing from customers.\nOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, that's SCARY!!!\nDo you OWN homework, GET REFERENCES, GO LOOK AT PAST JOBS, TALK TO REAL PAST CUSTOMERS.\nAnd to the people at the BBB, go to hell you worthless, pompus, self rightus jerks ( Mc D's is hiring I heard ).