Thread: Die Sears Home Service, DIE.

well who would have ever imagined.. My mother's maiden name was Squirrelfondler! Customer service seems to be a dying 'art form', I've personally experienced two very unacceptable experiences and one was involving PP. I am still waiting and hopefully it will be resolved without wasting too much more of my time.

We've been Home Owners Club members since 2001, and we've used them for: contractors for home remodeling (kitchen, bathrooms), electrician to re-wire the garage, new garage door installation, and a plumber to unplug one of the toilets after my mother-in-law used it (she uses an ungodly amount of tp). Seriously, their list of repairmen is the best of the best. Basically any home repair/ remodel you need help with, they have people on...

Quote: Originally Posted by genrex Hey bro, check this out: Home Owners Club I highly recommend this company. Do you use it? Since this is Seattle....do you OWN it?

Quote: Originally Posted by HardDrive Very, very disappointed, Josh Squirrelfondler Cell 123-456-7890[/I] Heh heh. Pissed as you are, you still kept the ol' sense of humor. Good luck dealing with The $hithead$ from $ear$

....... of the Bellingham Squirrelfondlers?

Sounds like Suddenlink around here... This is the note my friend left for them.

Customer service in America has gone down the drain, big time.

Quote: Originally Posted by porsche4life Why not order the parts direct and DIY it? Because it's a $1600 washing machine...which means it is slightly less complicated than the space shuttle....and apparently just as reliable.

Quote: Originally Posted by porsche4life Oh and we fix stuff on the weekends... We go out with our sign cranes during the week and bill $120+/hr... Wow. $120/hr. for a sign truck, insurance and a 4-man crew. That works out to about $16/hr. when everything is done & paid for.