Complaint Review: Hansons Window - King of Rip-Offs

Let me explain a few things about Hansons (i know them inside and out) for many years. Their salesmen are (trained on how to lie professionally) in order to make higher sales. If you use just a little intelligence, you will save a lot of money calling a smaller company. All of Hansons tv ads, mailing ads, internet ads, phone book ads, ARE PAID BY YOU !!! They are only considered a bigger company because they overcharged so many people. They have been able to convince (mislead) enough gullible people out of 100s of 1000s. With all of that extra (overcharged) money, they have been able to advertise their nonsense. ALL of their work is done by (subcontractors) - smaller companys that you can call yourself. The products they use can be bought by ANY contractor out there - where you'll save money. REMEMBER THIS - THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT - (common sense stuff) (dont be a fool) Calling a smaller company means you will be (paying smaller money) AS MUCH AS HALF Calling a bigger company means you will be (paying bigger money) AS MUCH AS DOUBLE FACT: I promise you - smaller companys use the same (or better) products than Hansons.

Another big problem with Hansons - the owner 'Brian Elias' takes full advantage of ignorance. He knows that most people don't know much about home improvement - he will make you pay FACT: The owner of Hansons (Brian Elias) had a license plate (WHOGAF) - who gives a f--k. That in itself explains where his head is at - he could care a less about any customer out there. His misleading (sometimes flat out lying) ads has made him millions - DONT BE A FOOL !!! He uses the oldest tricks in the book - 50% off this or that - FREE installation - this month only - ITS ALL NONSENSE - he simply charges double for the initial purchase -YOU SAVE NOTHING

OPEN YOUR EYES FOLKS - SNAP INTO REALITY - HANSONS IS A PROFESSIONAL RIP-OFF

One of the smaller company's out there that is known to be very reputable is - IMPROVE USA. They sold me the same windows that Hansons sells for less than half of what Hanson wanted