Sorry to hear about your situation, and I am personally going to move onto another bank where I might get some better customer service.

Originally posted by Pat Bahn:it lists some $57M as customers accounts, but there is no offsetting liability for custumer obligations.i can email the sheet to anyone who is interestedHi Pat - I would have to look at the balance sheet to be sure, but I'm guessing the listing of "customer accounts" IS the liability.

For example, we're selling most of our properties to international buyers...without our website, it would be virtually impossible to reach this customer base.

I agree with Matt and J Scott that $150.00 is probably not worth arguing over given your time frame.As a licensed contractor myself, if I were to overlook something that was needed in order to complete my proposed task, I would have to "eat it", complete the needed work and not charge my customer.

This is more common with closing attorneys that have repeat customers.

It would be nice to be able to upload a bunch of files in a custom folder in some instances...maybe that is a job for Super Josh!

This bait advertising creates a bad representation for legitimate wholesalers who aren't luring their customers and are being labeled as deceitful and untrustworthy.

Contractors have different price points and often are reluctant to give their best price until after they have worked with a repeat customer.

I simply call them in and in 2 weeks I have custom windows ready.

She came back and equated it to a contract that some furniture rental places use with lousy credit customers who they can charge late fees up the ying-yang with.