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It's against the law in Ohio to sell a car with illegal tint or to install it, but some auto body service shops are still doing it. However, enforcement of this law is spotty.
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Homeowner discovers the damper to his chimney is broken and gets an estimate for a Portland chimney repair service. The estimate for the part is more expensive than what homeowner finds it for online.
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Homeowner buys a new car from a Milwaukee auto dealership with the promise of $1000 in gas and grocery vouchers as well as an extended warranty. Homeowner says the vouchers are no longer accepted and that he hasn't’t received the warranty paperwork.
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Homeowner hires a Chicago remodeling company to update her bathroom and is told she can pay as they go. Now the project is over budget and incomplete. She wants them to finish the project.
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Homeowner brings car into Boston auto repair shop to get an inspection sticker and claims the shop told him he needed unnecessary repair. The repair shop disputes his claim.
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In addition to our nationwide list of the Best and Worst, we selected a few exemplary — and not-so-exemplary — service contractors from the Columbus area.
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A Minneapolis-area homeowner wants a moving company to reimburse her for damages that occurred to an antique piece during a move.
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A Tampa-area homeowner wants the HVAC company that installed his A/C unit to get it working properly with no additional charges.
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A Seattle-area homeowner says a pest control company misrepresented the cost details and now wants out of his contract.
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A Milwaukee homeowner wants a refund for auto work he says didn't solve the problem.
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