Funnily enough, that's EXACTLY how I imagine Chris.
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I'm with you here. Had our kitchen done recently - a few hiccups but nothing major. Guy who deconstructed the aga (was in the house when we moved in) thought it would be a good idea to leave the gas supply pipe sticking through the plinth after he'd capped it, cos obviously we wanted 3 inches of copper pipe sticking out at ankle height. Needed it sorted before the new units went in so had to try someone else.Best of luck for the final bit of your journey pal, may the Gods look favourably upon you.
Re the kitchen works, I find gas 'fitters/engineers' to be the worst of all trades.
They outdo electricians all day every day. Absolute helmets generally.
Why do a job right when you can get paid again for fixing the mess you've made. It's called cutting throats. Write him up on the internet, point out he is one money hungry half assed dawdler always wanting cash payment.I'm with you here. Had our kitchen done recently - a few hiccups but nothing major. Guy who deconstructed the aga (was in the house when we moved in) thought it would be a good idea to leave the gas supply pipe sticking through the plinth after he'd capped it, cos obviously we wanted 3 inches of copper pipe sticking out at ankle height. Needed it sorted before the new units went in so had to try someone else.
Managed to get the GasSafe guy whose house backs onto ours to come and do it (he'd ignored my calls and emails about the Aga, despite advertising as an Aga specialist). Again, I was at work. Mother in law estimated he was in the house about 20 minutes. Job done. Next day at work, panicked messages from Mother in Law, boiler not working so no heating, no hot water. Before I can get back to investigate, she phones the guy from the previous day who comes round. Boiler not firing up due to low pressure in the system. Again in the house less than 10 minutes. Eighty sodding quid plus VAT for less than half an hours work at a job literally 2 minutes from his house.
Why do a job right when you can get paid again for fixing the mess you've made. It's called cutting throats. Write him up on the internet, point out he is one money hungry half assed dawdler always wanting cash payment.
Get friends with a proper plumber.
Cos he know's your mate round the corner, and he'll cop a return favour somewhere down the line?To be fair to him, he didn't cause the issue with the boiler but how you can justify that cost - no materials, no transport costs, less than half an hours work. The other guy - dismantling an aga is a messy job and he disposed of all the mess and no problem with the price but why he didn't cut the supply pipe back, god only knows.
sniff*, our little boy has grown up, and now he's coughing up fighting talk all of his own. Sunrise, sunset, sunrise, sunset...the cats in the cradle and the silver spoon....And now back to the SIM.
Accepted what I described as a derisory fee of £40 from Three for the hassle they created just to end the saga and immediately got mt PAC code and cancelled the dd.
Two days ago I registered with a new provider and got the new sim overnight. Excellent.
Today I get an email asking me to log into their app and set up a PIN. I try, but get a message telling me that since my account closed more than 6 months ago I need to contact them.
What???
Another long story short - I tell the rep that no, I'm not going to create a new email address just so I can log jnto their system, faff around and change it. Its a problem with THEIR system and I'm not employed to fix it. Let me know when it's remedied.
Like I said- why am I going to need their app? So long as they provide good service and take my money I'm grand. As soon as there's a problem with that I cancel the dd and go elsewhere. Its simpler than using her customer service.
State of this country ffs!
I'm a peace loving man who lives to avoid trouble ... but when I'm pressed and there's a fight to be had I aim to win it.sniff*, our little boy has grown up, and now he's coughing up fighting talk all of his own. Sunrise, sunset, sunrise, sunset...the cats in the cradle and the silver spoon....
I dont think 2 makes a trend, but I wouldn't bet against - it it's the same by me in Brisbane.Its just Swindon in a nutshell.
Its reminiscent of the fawlty towers episode where Sybil berates Basil for employing the cheap Irish builder. Satisfyingly though on this occasion it was a company the female recommended as she'd used them in the past.
That and they were the only business who actually came out to look properly and came back to me with a date and price. The other 6 simply didn't bother.
Not sure what it is about Swindon.... its just such a focused, condensed epitome of modern Britain.
It just occurred to me that you're the sort of bolshie bugger that The Chairman would do an Alan Stubbs on.And now back to the SIM.
Accepted what I described as a derisory fee of £40 from Three for the hassle they created just to end the saga and immediately got mt PAC code and cancelled the dd.
Two days ago I registered with a new provider and got the new sim overnight. Excellent.
Today I get an email asking me to log into their app and set up a PIN. I try, but get a message telling me that since my account closed more than 6 months ago I need to contact them.
What???
Another long story short - I tell the rep that no, I'm not going to create a new email address just so I can log jnto their system, faff around and change it. Its a problem with THEIR system and I'm not employed to fix it. Let me know when it's remedied.
Like I said- why am I going to need their app? So long as they provide good service and take my money I'm grand. As soon as there's a problem with that I cancel the dd and go elsewhere. Its simpler than using her customer service.
State of this country ffs!
Went to the boat this weekend. Its been stranded just outside Stratford for a week due to the Avon flooding and then another week as the canal froze over. Largely defrosted by today but still about a mile of icebreaking was required before stopping at Shakespeare 's birth town for a bag of chips and then through and onto the Avon for a short stretch before entering the marina.
Its done! At last! Now I can relax.*
And get on with the kitchen.
*left the female there for work - came back home thanks to a lift with her dad. Now for an evening of loud music!!!