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    Natural Disasters are Bad Enough: Natural Decisions Even Worse - True Blue Series No. 8
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    Natural Disasters are Bad Enough: Natural Decisions Even Worse - True Blue Series No. 8
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    Natural Disasters are Bad Enough: Natural Decisions Even Worse - True Blue Series No. 8

    By RB Roberts

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    This vital anti-homefraud trascription is from the podcast of the same title Natural Disasters are Bad Enough - Natural Decisions Worse. Affirmatively, here is a very brief but informative read which highlights exclusively the aftermath of disaster and a natural tendency toward restoration, as it may be applicable to the situation. But there are pitfalls in each person's or family's pursuit for hiring the right home service contracting firm or individual who will be helpful in the quest for revitalizing your home, your property, and most importantly your life to at least some semblance of stability. Undoubtlly it would be a new start for contuing from there to fulfill your plan doing even more to return your home to its full glory. However, you may find it also useful to acknowledge a slight reality check: in the natural scope of things you are vulnerable to making deals if you beileve the company or person offering it is worthy of your trust. Unfortunately, here is where many of the mistakes in hiring are made. How so? They did not KNOW. The contracting firm which the person owns or represents was assumed to be credible. Can you imagine hiring someone for this critical objective based on an assumption alone? Many of the victims apparently did. Had they known who they were speaking with really was and how the company really performed, it is far from likely these unsuspecting residents will have signed or otherwise agreed to any arrangement. Subsequently, in this presentation, reasons are shared for going beyond moving on assumption, and strategy is offered on how you can instead proceed on documented facts. You may want to know whom and what you are dealing with.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRB Roberts
    Release dateMay 11, 2017
    ISBN9781370815654
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    Natural Disasters are Bad Enough: Natural Decisions Even Worse - True Blue Series No. 8
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    RB Roberts

    RB Roberts has written several handy ebooklets of special interest to US residents who are owners, lessees, and renters of private homes. Until December 2022, he was senior volunteer home projects consultant with HGRBS, the former nonprofit which disseminated crucial anti-home-fraud information to raise awareness among private home decision makers in our country. All said, what the author continually brings to the table in honor of private home decision makers such as you is another reliable resource you can use for anti-fraud information. The revelations are cumulatively garnered from the author's years of hands-on experience, including many thousands of hours gleaning, evaluating, researching, discovering and rediscovering how and why so many US residents are victims while only a select few are not. Subsequently, information and guidance offered through these exclusive works, past and present, are for adopting real solutions and safeguards against being defrauded by unworthy home service contractors. Finally, you are always welcome to connect with RB to show your support, offer any relative comments, questions, and suggestions via Smashwords or the author’s new website: Resident Relations – Home Project Defense

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