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Was rescheduled and a no show by contractor for over a month. Called every day and was told they were reaching out to the contractor while i was placed on hold. Found out they never had a contractor assigned to my property. They lied to me daily. I would give a 0 if i could. Worst company i have ever dealt with!!!
I downloaded the app and started signing up but the OTP is not being sent to my mobile for verification
Nice but not safe because my dreams joined this app and distroy this app to distroy my dreams sp please not stop application
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