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I think this is a a scam. Charged for diagnosis and said I needed a new timer that I was charged for. Gave me his phone number and no answer. Has not been back. He finally came back and fixed my washer. No scam and did a fine job. Web site changes phone numbers every day. I question that.
appliancerepairnow.net is a scam! it is a shady platform, not a contractor's website!
After a bad experience to fix an appliance, I did some research and found reviews about the contractor who called me back.
it looks like it is always the same company that calls back, with a purpose to charge $99 for a diagnostic and then is unable to do the repair! Do not trust this platform nor any other of the same kind.
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