Mary
Spring Hill,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, January 11, 2008
Hi Claire. I know what you have been through with this Company. They have an answer for us all in their Rebuttle. The Guys who are doing this to us are the Smart ones in the Office calling themselves Doctors. In turn they put some Guy Answering our letters letting us think they are the Innocent Party. I wish someone would help us put them out of Business as they are a real menace to our State.
Sunsate Designs
St. Petersburg,#3UPDATE Employee
Thu, November 15, 2007
This Customer is confusing TWO (2) seperate companies. Homecare is NOT SunState Desings. His complaint is with Homecare and he should categorize it as such. If he is not willing to do so, he is the one pulling a scam and trying to involve companies that have no reason to help him only to file suit to protect their good name.
Grace
Fruitland Park,#4Author of original report
Sun, March 07, 2004
On Feb. 23rd. Mike from Sunstate called and advised me my credit card company had rescinded the $7000.00 payment for their paint job; he also said that under these circumstances they wouldn't be able to come out and "redo" my home. (they were scheduled to come back on Wednesday 2/25/04) For the third or fourth time, he said Sunstate was going to place a lien on my home, this time for $2000.00. I said OK. For whatever it's worth, their contract states that Sunstate has relinquished the right to place liens on property in such a case, but as they ignored all other aspects of the contract, there's probably no reason to place any faith in that item either.I was curious to see how that would work out. Unless this law is different from the rest of the world, even in Florida, a lien holder is not paid until the owner decides to sell the property. I'm still stunned that Florida with it's disproportionate dependence on the elderly retiree for its'financial survival has absolutely no agencies responsible for protecting one of its' elderly from unscrupulous businesses. $7000.00 is no drop in the bucket! My acquiescence to his threat was apparently not what he wanted to hear, he kept talking, advising me of his right under law to do this. Once again, I said OK. In the end, we agreed I would pay Sunstate $2000.00 and the contract would be ended. I consider myself extremely lucky to have escaped for this amount. If my credit card company had not come through for me at that precise time, I would have been saddled with an exorbitant amount for an inferior product.