As the other person stated, their warranty as stated by their sales rep is a scam. They talk about how their company makes the shingles and they will last forever, and how their workmen are all employed by their company, so they do superior work which is also lifetime warranteed. But after the roof is installed, a few months later they mail the \”real\” warranty, and it has that 3 year, non-prorated clause, then after that it will cost money for them to fix any problems. The sales rep also said if there is ever a hurricane or damage due to storms, etc. that we don\’t have to call the insurance company, since they will fix it, under the lifetime warranty and the wind mitigation warranty. We have a solar hot water system, and the sales representative said thye work with a company in Clearwater, Florida that removes and replaced the panel on the roof so that it will not void the warranty, but that they don\’t work in our area across the state and we would have to have a local company do our panel.
The solar company we used called Parlament to make sure that the procedure they used to re-install the panel wouldn\’t void our warranty, and they agreed that the solar company\’s work was satisfactory. Before the roof work was done, the solar panel was removed and stored, and the roofing workers came out and did their job, we were charged for additional plywood where they said they had to replace come panels that were weak. When the solar company returned to re-install the panel, the roofers had shoved all the pipes and wires to the panel, left on the roof, bundled with flashing surrounding them, into the attic, bending up all the copper pipes and plugged the hole, and shingled over the openings. Parlament is now saying that it isn\’t their responsibility to fix the damage they did to the solar system\’s plumbing (which is an estimated $1000) because we had a third party company contracted to do the work, instead of them contracting the work. As for the weak spots in the roof plywood, that still seem to be weak and mushy to walk on, they are saying that it has been 3 months, and why are we just now reporting it. We told her that we didn\’t know it until the solar company came to re-install their panel that the roof had weak spots, because we thought they were a reliable company and didn\’t feel it necessary to have to go up on the roof to see if their work was actually done.
If Parlament comes out to your house and tries to sell you a \”lifetime\” warranty roof, don\’t believe them, it is all a play on words and not really a true statement. And that part about being able to transfer it to one person, in the version they send you after the fact says it has to be within 5 years after they do the work. And the warranty is not valid unless they inspect it every two years.
They don\’t seem to stand by their work as stated in all their ads on Orlando TV channels 6 and 9. It is all smoke and mirrors. If we had known about all this before, we would have gone with a company in our county that gave us an estimate lower than our insurance estimate, and not had the headaches with our solar panel we now have.
We plan on reporting it to the local TV stations as a ripoff, and maybe get them to do something about it.
Their office personnel actually had to nerve to say that since the solar company didn\’t take pictures of how they left it when they removed the panel, that maybe they did the damage to the copper pipes, then she said that their workers had to shove them down into the roof and shingle over them because if it rained before the panel was put back on, it would have damaged the the roof installation.
Another Money Catch Complaint Unclaimed Money Professionals
What a disgusting display of scam gone mad. money catch are scammers, and here they are justifying their scam and being threating mentioning lawyers names. What we know is that this deceitful criminal business must be run by a mentally unbalanced woman who has not only lost touch with right & wrong but reality itself. Money catch ‘s owner seems to believe her own lies, they say the best scammers believe their own lies. Everything is Fake, their website is fake, the smiling staff on their about us; fake. Their positive reviews are all fake written by… you guessed it! Money Catch ‘s criminal action seem endless, this manipulative psychotic woman is not above falsifying documentation, bullying clients, and other unclaimed money services. Money catch bullies review sites and threatens legal action even falsifying court orders to remove negative reviews. Money Catch ‘s pyscho manager thinks its her right to rip off, steal and abuse. She makes websites up as ‘industry regulators’ to endorse her scam service, allocating herself 5 stars and in the same time giving every one else in the industry zero stars. This website below is a Money Catch bullshit regulator website; unclaimedmoneyagentslicencecheck.world/ It is not an industry regulator; its a fake website where this mentally ill woman gives her own (scam) service 5 stars and FULL compliance, and EVERYONE else ZERO stars and none compliance; she falsifies criteria made up in her twisted little head that has NOTHING to do with reality. This psychotic woman thinks its ok to falsify, mislead and defame others. This is Money Catch. Someone get this woman scheduled to the local psychiatric hospital, she needs help and is VERY, VERY dangerous.
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Money Catch Professionals are not what they present as a good Australian business. They are a scam gang.
They have caught my eye because of an advertisement they had for their service. I looked at their service and found that they are scammers.
I thought I will be cheeky and rang Moneycatch professionals, and they seem very cautious like they had something to worry about, get my drift.
Very fake, pretentious and phoney, you should call them and ask them why they remove all their customer reviews, and why there are so many complaints against Money Catch professionals, they never answer you directly- pretty dodgy if you ask me. n alert now. I thought. I read that Money catch professional has something in the vicinity of 9 different names and 14 websites, wonder why they need that? A scam is the only answer. It’s definitely a case of scammers wanting to fool everyone and using a number of tricks to convince you to believe them because then they GOT YOU!
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The Pattern Trader Scam: Disturbing Review!
This review will focus on The Pattern Trader, a Forex trading business owned and managed by Mark Shawzin. Mark Shawzin claims to have worked with some of the most prestigious Wall Street firms which include Drexel Burnham, EF Hutton, Merril Lynch, Oppenheimer, and Commodities Corp.
According to Mark, all these firms wanted a piece of him so badly that they couldn’t resist what he was willing to offer them at whatever price.
Since he is a ‘Forex investment and management guru’ with skills that no one else has, Mark simply believes that he deserves the attention of everyone else who wants to make millions of dollars out Forex trading.
But according to the SEC and State of California, Mark Shawzin is a seasoned investment hustler who projects himself as a trading expert when his reputation says otherwise.
At some point, this guy was convicted of committing an insider trading scheme fraud, and was fined 6.3 million dollars.
In this case, Mark was accused of providing investment advisory services while not authorized to do so.
You see, for a long time now, he has been operating as an unlicensed and unregistered Forex merchant who targets the naive and the desperate.
Although he was fined a hefty sum as mentioned above, this guy doesn’t seem like he will quit his rogue operation any time soon.
In fact, the list of complaints and violations pointed at him has been growing since the 90s. The Pattern Trader is just one of his latest schemes. And now he wants to manage your money!
The Pattern Trader Review
The reason why naive investors fall into his trap is because he knows how to appeal to his audience. For example, he claims to have turned a $3k account into $1.5 million account in less than a year.
In our opinion, this guy loves the act of moving from one hustle to the next. How do we come to this conclusion?
Well, according to our research, this guy not only own the Pattern Trader website. This is because he has been running a number of corny websites which purport to provide a special mix of professional Forex asset management and signal services.
Most of these domains are now defunct. These include AxxiomTrading.com, MatadorTradingSystems.com, ProTradeFX.com, FxQuantAdvisors.com, MatadorTradingSystems.com and BullsEyeForexSignals.com.
But as you may have noticed, MatadorTradingSystems.com is still an active business, charging an upfront fee of $7,995 with the promise that subscribers will earn 10% monthly return on investment. The biggest selling point here is that the current CEO of the Pattern Trader owns a ‘secret trading system‘ that can make you a millionaire.
The rest of the domains mentioned above have since disappeared. They are the subject of multiple online complaints even today.
But first, let’s concentrate on Mark’s background before discussing the Pattern Trader.
Mark Shawzin looks like someone who loves to jump from one business to the next. Of course he does this to evade detection. Today he will launch a website, promise quick investment riches which will obviously entice naive investors to jump in. Once you join him by actually sending him money, he will churn and burn your wallet.
This is the reason as to why he has a lot of websites which appear and suspiciously disappear afterwards. It’s because he is an experienced con artist who wants to keep stealing but at the same time, working cautiously behind the curtains to evade detection.
Can the owner of The Pattern Trader prove that he once turned $3k into $1.5 million in less than a year? Of course he can’t because he doesn’t have evidence yet.
Also, where is proof that his subscribers have been earning 10-100% return on investment through his various Forex investment schemes?
This guy clearly loves to create stories out of the thin air. At some point, he claimed that he was the Vice President of nearly all investment companies situated in the United States of America. But according to Finra, this guy does not have any work history. In short, he has never worked for any of the companies mentioned above.
The only truth here is that Mark has mastered the art of fleecing individuals on the internet. He has been actively violating laws of Portfolio trading (as instituted by the SEC) for his own personal gain. We do not think that this person is worth your trust.
Today, this guy has The Pattern Trader website up and running. But there is no guarantee that this website will exist in the next one year from now.
You see, this guy has formed a habit of launching and shuttering these websites due to massive complaints and violations.
Now, when you visit the Pattern Trader website for example, all you can see is nothing but lies. The homepage of this website has a quote from one supposed customer who claims that Mark Shawzin is the real deal for those who want to learn and implement a profitable Forex trading strategy in the long run.
The Trading Pattern website has few writings here and there which project Mark as the only trading guru who can give you secret strategies of making lots of money from Forex trading.
On top of that, The Trading Pattern seems to act like some sort of blog where he promotes freebies. These include PDF reports and blog posts which appear to be useful to those who are in need of learning the basics of trading.
On this website, Mark has a profile picture which features a kid (supposed his child). So we presume that he is married. He claims that he has been playing this game for 35 years now, managing portfolio of high net worth individuals.
Then he also has a couple of products which he is selling at exorbitant prices. The Master Pattern Trader costs $997 per year. In this trading course, Mark claims that he will give you access to his weekly live trading rooms so that you can see what he usually does to make money.
Of course this guy doesn’t have a track record of trading for profits. Therefore, you are probably going to be treated to a demo or simulator trading where Mark doesn’t even take actual trades.
The Pattern Trader Accelerator costs a whooping $1200 per year. In this trading course, Mark simply talks of how he usually takes swing trades. He supposedly shows you where to enter and exit these trades. Again, total bullshit is being peddled here.
The Pattern Trader Advisory is probably the cheapest product that Mark has ever sold because it costs $150 per year. Guess what? This is a weekly report which he writes and sends out to his subscribers every 7th day of the week.
And of course Mark is always willing to squeeze your wallet dry. So he introduces a silly product called The Pattern Trader Gold. This product basically gives you a record of trades that Mark has taken on Gold for the last 12 months. Not only is this a stupid idea, but Mark is selling this product for $1997 per year.
With the kind of reputation that this man has stacked upon himself, we don’t believe that a sane trader can go ahead and ignore the tale tell signs.
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