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Initial Complaint
08/13/2024
- Complaint Type:
- Service or Repair Issues
- Status:
- Answered
This company was assigned to me by 2-10 home buyers warranty to replace a 20 year old water heater. It was determined that it would be a difficult installation due to a fire sprinkler riser surrounding the water heater. 2-10 sent me a detailed account of their interaction with the plumber, questioning the My Georgia Plumbers scope of work and price quote. They seemed reluctant to authorize the work and offered me a payout. I decided to allow them to proceed with the job and accepted the addition fees for the anticipated level of difficulty. I was told the sprinkler system among other things, would be rerouted for the water heater installation. I was initially quoted $2571,20, which included a $651 difficult installation charge. I paid 50% down for the installation. I was later told this price was contingent on 2-10 paying their portion, and if I wanted.to proceed I would have to pay $3616.87 total, was now being told I had to pay in full prior to scheduling. I paid them in full and confirmed that this price included the rerouting of the sprinkler system. When the technician arrived he informed my ******* that he was not authorized or certified to manage the sprinkler system and the company proceeded to tell me that the old water heater could not be removed, and the new water heater would need to be installed in front of the old one. My tenant took it upon himself to remove the old water heater and placed the new one behind the sprinkler system piping. The plumber only had to reconnect the water and gas lines, which turned out to be a routine water heater install. I asked the company for a refund for the work the was promised and not done, and for the difficult job surcharge. I was told they would review with the plumber, no one returned my call. I was later informed that the case had been escalated to the accounting department and they would respond in 7-14 days, but that I am not allowed to speak to anyone in that department. It has been 7 days with no response.Business response
08/28/2024
********** -
We have discussed the situation many times with you, bringing it to a public forum will not change the facts or management's decision.
First and foremost, we would like to emphasize that My Georgia Plumber always aims to provide clear and accurate information to our customers before any work is undertaken. Your initial quote was based on the scope of work required for a challenging installation due to the presence of a fire sprinkler riser, which you were fully informed of and agreed to before we proceeded.
It is important to clarify that the additional charge was for the difficulty level of the installation and location, not for us to remove or alter your existing that our technicians would alter, remove, or reroute any part of the fire sprinkler system. Such work would indeed require specialized services and involvement from the fire department, which falls outside the scope of standard plumbing services and was not included in the original quote.
Regarding your tenant's actions, we must correct you. The tenant DID NOT install any part of the water heater; they simply moved personal belongings to allow our technicians to perform the installation.
We completed the job as agreed upon, within the parameters which you accepted, and the issue was resolved professionally. You were fully aware of the costs involved, consented to the work, and made payments accordingly. For you to come back after the job has been completed and after your problem has been resolved is unfair to our company and it's employees. The time for negotiations is prior to work being completed not after. We encourage anyone not happy with our quote for products or services to shop around and even offer a price match guarantee (which you were aware of) if another licensed and insured contractor comes in with a better price.
We must also address your threat of disputing the charge and calling our office to rehash the situation over and over again. Please be informed that should you choose to pursue the route of disputing the charge with your credit card provider, we will take all necessary legal steps to collect the money owed, including filing a lien against the property, to recover the owed amount, along with any applicable administrative, court, and collection fees.
We believe we have been more than fair in this matter and consider it resolved. We trust that this response clarifies any misunderstandings.Customer response
08/28/2024
Complaint: 22133508
I am rejecting this response because My Georgia Plumber is misrepresenting the facts. The manager actually told me that she would adjust the amount we paid once she spoke to her plumber who was onsite. I never received a call back. My tenant is a witness to what was performed and has indicated that once he removed the water heater himself it was an uncomplicated and usual water heater install that took 1 hour 45 min. I would like a refund for the difficult install fee. I will pursue further legal action if this amount is not refunded. The fee I agreed upon was based on the sprinkler system being re-routed. It was never communicated that your plumber was not qualified to perform the scope of work that was promised to myself and to 2-10. I would encourage the BBB to look at other reviews of this company as they appear to have a track record for shady business practices.
***********************Business response
09/12/2024
Actually I am the manager and we have left a couple of messages and responded here to your requests. I did speak to the Sr. **** with over 30 years experience and our previous account of the situation and decision stands.
Please see the previous response for the accounting and details of the job as this is an accurate account of the situation. If you would like to have a 3 way call with your tenant to resolve this matter and get an accurate accounting of the situation and verify that he did not, in-fact install the water heater - our ****nician did, please call the office to schedule a time.Initial Complaint
07/03/2024
- Complaint Type:
- Service or Repair Issues
- Status:
- Answered
Requested a tech come and evaluate my water heater. They recommended that I replace my current heater and ent me a quote to replace and install a new one. Once i agreed scheduled the purchase and install and placed a deposit of half the total cost of service $922.36, I was informed that the tech quote me the wrong amount. I then requested a refund on May 22nd. I was told that refunds take up to 30days to process. Its July 3rd and I still have not been refunded.Business response
07/04/2024
This is not the proper platform for refund requests and based on the information you provided here, we do not have an open refund request under your name. We will need you to contact the office and provide the information for the service address, the name on the credit card, credit card information including security information and address associated with the credit card you used. Pls contact the office via phone or by text so they can send you the link for our refund request form.Initial Complaint
06/25/2024
- Complaint Type:
- Product Issues
- Status:
- Answered
I had a plumbing issue in the wall connected to my washing machine. and I went through Choice Home Warranty in order to have a vendor sent out to me. The initial company sent to my property was My Georgia Plumber. Prior to a tech being dispatched My Georgia Plumber requires that you pay the ***** service fee over the phone prior to making an appointment (which was paid on 1/15/24). The tech showed up to my property without having the proper tools needed. He left and went to ********** and returned with a very small drain snake. He snaked the pipe and it temporarily worked. Once the overflow started happening again I contact them, and Choice and asked to have another tech sent out because the problem wasn't resolved. With Choice HW you have 30 days to request a company to come back if the problem isn't fixed (without paying an additional service fee). So I asked for another tech to come out, and it never happened! They gave me the major run around until I asked Choice to move my claim to another company (which they did). The next vendor came out fixed my issues and it was done. On June 4th (5 months later) I received an unauthorized charge on my card for 95 dollars, and an email stating that they tried to collect the money from Choice so I had to be charged for it. The service fee was paid! Their tech didn't do a good job, and my claim had to be moved to another company. There was no need for them to steal ***** from me. I've made multiple calls to this company requesting a refund with no response, I've emailed, and I sent over their refund request form. ALL of these actions have gone without response. This company is making a profit off of taking people's money! Why would you keep people's credit cards on file for that long, and make unauthorized charges on people's credit cards so many months later? Unless you're making a profit on people overlooking small charges. There was no need for My Georgia Plumber to charge me for anything and I want my money back now!Business response
07/04/2024
Your complaint has been responded to several times. You will need to get with your home warranty company or complete the process for the remedies provided to you previously.Customer response
07/04/2024
Complaint: 21901427
I am rejecting this response because:The response from this company is an ABSOLUTE LIE! They have never contacted me in regards to them stealing from me, and clearly many other customers. This company needs to be dismantled; they're thieves. I have submitted all of the documents requested, called numerous times (with NO RESPONSE), and emailed. I have no need to contact my home warranty company because they didn't do any unlawful like make an unauthorized charge on my credit card. The unauthorized charge was processed by My Georgia Plumber. I along with many other customers are owed a refund of stolen funds. These people are on the BBB website LYING on each response. I want my money back. This is criminal.
All of the docs/proof was provided in my initial complaint. Clearly they didn't look at that either!!
Sincerely,
***********************Business response
07/04/2024
Once again - this issue is between you and your home warranty company. Like we have told you in the past, you will need to contact them for a resolution. There is nothing more we can do for you.Customer response
07/04/2024
Complaint: 21901427
I am rejecting this response because:Again this not on the home warranty company. I have contacted them and filed a complaint against this vendor as well, because they're stealing from innocent customers. The home warranty company will not get in the middle of this type of dispute, but they will move forward with removing this company as one of their vendors. They stated that My Georgia Plumber should have never kept their customers credit cards numbers on file for that long periodof time, NOR should they have made unauthorized charges to any of their customers. Choice HW has stated that ********************** owes me a refund for the erroneous charge.
Once again if a representative would have contacted me, or any other customer they have stolen from they would know that!!! They are LYING AND STEALING.
MY Georgia Plumber owes me a refund! They need to refund my money, along with many other customers.
Sincerely,
***********************Initial Complaint
06/06/2024
- Complaint Type:
- Service or Repair Issues
- Status:
- Answered
My ********************* sent a work order to My Georgia Plumber on 8/30/23 for a new Hot Water Tank to be installed at my home. We owed roughly $500 towards this claim which we paid. Fast forward to 6/03/24 and My Georgia Plumber withdrawals $816.88 from my bank account without my permission and sends me an email stating they never received payment from Choice Home Warranty for the work they did back in September at my home. I never gave permission for this payment to be made let alone give them permission to keep my card information on file. This is FRAUD. I contacted the ********************* who have record of the payment being made to them in November so they never should have even tried to take another payment from me for this work. I contact My Georgia Plumber and am not able to speak to anyone in billing. I received some crazy text message from them stating they are too busy to talk because Choice Home Warranty owes them $50,000. NOT MY PROBLEM. My problem is you. If you have issues with Choice Home Warranty, take it up with them, not the innocent CUSTOMER who did not choose to deal with you in the first place.Business response
06/11/2024
We would like to clarify the situation and provide you with necessary information.
Your invoice was submitted multiple times to your home warranty company for payment. Unfortunately, despite our diligent efforts, your home warranty company has failed to pay your claim in a timely manner or has only made a partial payment, leaving a balance owed by you.
According to Georgia's contract law, when parties engage in a contractual agreement for goods or services, the party benefiting from those services is obligated to pay for them. At the time of service, you were informed of and consented to the terms and conditions outlined in our disclosure. This agreement states that while we submit your invoice to your home warranty provider for your convenience, you are responsible for payment if the invoice remains unpaid. Additionally, you provided authorization for My Georgia Plumber to charge the credit card on file for any non-covered charges.
The automatic draft or credit card charge was conducted in accordance with this authorization and after our attempts to collect payment from your home warranty company were unsuccessful.
Resolving this issue with your home warranty company is crucial. Here are some steps you can take to seek reimbursement:
1. Request Cash In ****: Submit the paid invoice to your home warranty provider and request a cash reimbursement. The eligibility and amount of reimbursement depend on your specific policy.
2. File a Performance Bond Claim: Under Georgia law, home warranty companies are required to carry a performance bond. You can file a claim against this bond to recover the unpaid amount.
Please note that My Georgia Plumber is unable to issue refunds for these charges, and any further action must be taken directly with your home warranty company.Initial Complaint
06/06/2024
- Complaint Type:
- Product Issues
- Status:
- Answered
In October 2023, I filed a claim with my home warranty company. They connected me with My Georgia Plumber, who called and requested their $75 service fee upfront. I paid it. I realized within hours that I no longer needed the appointment. I called My Georgia Plumber and requested a refund for my $75. I was told by ****** at My Georgia Plumber that I would need to call Choice Warranty to request my refund. I spoke to ***** at Choice Warranty and he confirmed that My Georgia Plumber was responsible for refunding my service fee.I called My Georgia Plumber back and spoke to ******** who advised she would try to reverse the payment and to allow 7 business days. I never received that refund.I called My Georgia Plumber back and advised I never received the refund and as told they put in a request for the refund and to allow 30 days for it to process. I never received that refund.On 11/16/2023, I called My Georgia Plumber and was told it would be best to file a dispute with my bank. I did on the same day. It was denied because the initial transaction was authorized.I called My Georgia Plumber back and was told *******, the supervisor, would call me back. I never received that call.On 2/9/2024, I called My Georgia Plumber and left a voicemail for ***************************** to call me back. I received no call back.Called My Georgia Plumber and spoke to *******, the supervisor, who said she would look into it and call me back. I missed her return call & when I tried calling her back, she didn't answer and now won't call me back.On 5/7/2024, I called My Georgia Plumber and spoke to ********. I requested she connect me with the owner, *******************************. She said ******************** said she saw my file and would look through it and give me a call back on the same day. I never received that call.(Continued on Attached)Business response
06/21/2024
**************** - we have responded a number of occasions to your concerns. Requesting the same information on different platforms is not going to result in a different response. Your trade fee was determined and required by your home warranty company. You will need to discuss any refund or reimbursement with them. There is nothing further our company can do for you.Initial Complaint
06/04/2024
- Complaint Type:
- Service or Repair Issues
- Status:
- Answered
In December 2023, I reached out to my home warranty company about a plumbing issue I was having (Choice Home Warranty). I was given My Georgia Plumber as the contracted plumber to do the work. The tech showed up on 12/28/2023 at close to 6:00 and barely looked at my 2 toilets. I paid the company $85 which is the agreed upon fee per the warranty company. The tech left and knocked back on my door 12/28/23 to say that "we can fix your toilet for $700.00". I refused and said, "I was going to wait on the warranty company".I never heard anything from MyGeorgia Plumber until 6/3/2024 when they went into my bank account and charged me $152.50 and the invoice claimed they resolved my issue as well as initiated a second visit for which I was never contacted.I have attempted to resolve the issue with the company to which I received a letter saying they would take civil action against me if they reversed the charge.Business response
06/11/2024
We would like to clarify the situation and provide you with necessary information.
Your invoice was submitted multiple times to your home warranty company for payment. Unfortunately, despite our diligent efforts, your home warranty company has failed to pay your claim in a timely manner or has only made a partial payment, leaving a balance owed by you.
According to Georgia's contract law, when parties engage in a contractual agreement for goods or services, the party benefiting from those services is obligated to pay for them. At the time of service, you were informed of and consented to the terms and conditions outlined in our disclosure. This agreement states that while we submit your invoice to your home warranty provider for your convenience, you are responsible for payment if the invoice remains unpaid. Additionally, you provided authorization for My Georgia Plumber to charge the credit card on file for any non-covered charges.
The automatic draft or credit card charge was conducted in accordance with this authorization and after our attempts to collect payment from your home warranty company were unsuccessful.
Resolving this issue with your home warranty company is crucial. Here are some steps you can take to seek reimbursement:
1. Request Cash In ****: Submit the paid invoice to your home warranty provider and request a cash reimbursement. The eligibility and amount of reimbursement depend on your specific policy.
2. File a Performance Bond Claim: Under Georgia law, home warranty companies are required to carry a performance bond. You can file a claim against this bond to recover the unpaid amount.
Please note that My Georgia Plumber is unable to issue refunds for these charges, and any further action must be taken directly with your home warranty company.Customer response
06/14/2024
Complaint: 21800616
I am rejecting this response because: this business only came to my home late 1 time and neither of my toilets were repaired. They charged me for an additional visit for which I was unaware in fact I was put out town on the date of the supposed visit 1/5/2024.I have not encountered a problem with the warranty company until dealing with this company.
if the reported work was done, I would pay for it.
Sincerely,
*************************Business response
06/19/2024
Please see previous response.Initial Complaint
06/04/2024
- Complaint Type:
- Product Issues
- Status:
- Answered
In October of 2023, I contacted Choice Home Warranty regarding a plumbing issue in our home. Shortly after, we received information that My Georgia Plumber would be servicing our home. The company was scheduled to come the following week, Monday to be exact. I called to confirm and paid the fee as requested. Monday came and the time the company was scheduled to arrive passed. I received a call apologizing for the delay and was asked to reschedule for another time that week. We rescheduled and the plumber came out on the scheduled day and performed services. In May of 2024, I received correspondence via email from My Georgia Plumber notifying me that they attempted to contact Choice Home Warranty several times for payment and has yet to receive payment; $43.50 to be exact. Furthermore, I would be responsible for the charge. I emailed them back requesting information about the length of time they took to inform me of the issue and asked to have the dates they contacted the home warranty company. The service was rendered in Oct and you notified me in May, thats not reasonable. They have all my contact information and not once notified me, rather sent me a demanding email for $43.50. I have yet to receive the information I requested or even a call, however on Jun 1, they charged my card for the remaining balance Choice Home Warranty owed them. How do I know they actually contacted the company when they didnt contact me to let me know there was an issue? Why did they notify me via email rather than calling me about the issue and refuse to respond to my email? This is horrible customer **********************.Business response
06/11/2024
We would like to clarify the situation and provide you with necessary information.
Your invoice was submitted multiple times to your home warranty company for payment. Unfortunately, despite our diligent efforts, your home warranty company has failed to pay your claim in a timely manner or has only made a partial payment, leaving a balance owed by you.
According to Georgia's contract law, when parties engage in a contractual agreement for goods or services, the party benefiting from those services is obligated to pay for them. At the time of service, you were informed of and consented to the terms and conditions outlined in our disclosure. This agreement states that while we submit your invoice to your home warranty provider for your convenience, you are responsible for payment if the invoice remains unpaid. Additionally, you provided authorization for My Georgia Plumber to charge the credit card on file for any non-covered charges.
The automatic draft or credit card charge was conducted in accordance with this authorization and after our attempts to collect payment from your home warranty company were unsuccessful.
Resolving this issue with your home warranty company is crucial. Here are some steps you can take to seek reimbursement:
1. Request Cash In ****: Submit the paid invoice to your home warranty provider and request a cash reimbursement. The eligibility and amount of reimbursement depend on your specific policy.
2. File a Performance Bond Claim: Under Georgia law, home warranty companies are required to carry a performance bond. You can file a claim against this bond to recover the unpaid amount.
Please note that My Georgia Plumber is unable to issue refunds for these charges, and any further action must be taken directly with your home warranty company.Customer response
06/11/2024
Complaint: 21800490
I am rejecting this response because:While I understand contract law, I also understand that you have yet to provide me with the information requested. ***** said twice you contacted the home warranty company on multiple occasions but didnt provide dates. You have yet to provide me with an answer as to why you didnt contact me in Oct, Nov or even Dec to discuss your difficulties in reaching the company. After all, you have a duty to inform me and do so in a reasonable timeframe. May of 2024 is not a reasonable timeframe. What you did was hide behind statute that prevents you from getting the funds you were entitled to from the party that owes you and instead go after the little people. Once again, provide me with dates you contacted the company for payment. You refusing to do so shows you may not have exhausted all means to obtain what you were entitled to.
Sincerely,
***********************Business response
06/21/2024
The response and emails provided have given you adequate information. We do not have any additional information to provide, you will have to get with your home warranty company.Customer response
06/21/2024
Complaint: 21800490
I am rejecting this response because:
A company should be required to show proof of their attempt to contact the warranty company before withdrawing funds from customers accounts. What I asked was something thats common and didnt require much effort on their part to produce, which tells me a lot. Once again, how do I know you actually called and attempted to receive payment from the company who actually owed you. It was easier for you to go after customers based on contractual language than the real people who owe you.
Sincerely,
***********************Initial Complaint
06/02/2024
- Complaint Type:
- Customer Service Issues
- Status:
- Answered
My Georgia plumber is automatically drafting money from homeowners, like myself, who had previous repairs or replacements completed by My Georgia Plumber through home warranty services. The company has a legal issue with the warranty company and collecting money from homeowners without prior authorization. This is illegal. Had work approved and repairs in February 2024. An automatic draft in the amount of $98 was drafted from our bank account June 2024. No prior communication from My Georgia Plumber. Unacceptable business practice. If My Georgia Plumber has a legal issue with the warranty company, they need to resolve it through them NOT the homeowners who have/had coverage during active policy terms.Business response
06/11/2024
We appreciate the feedback and would like to clarify the situation and provide you with necessary information.
Your invoice was submitted multiple times to your home warranty company for payment. Unfortunately, despite our diligent efforts, your home warranty company has failed to pay your claim in a timely manner or has only made a partial payment, leaving a balance owed by you.
According to Georgia's contract law, when parties engage in a contractual agreement for goods or services, the party benefiting from those services is obligated to pay for them. At the time of service, you were informed of and consented to the terms and conditions outlined in our disclosure. This agreement states that while we submit your invoice to your home warranty provider for your convenience, you are responsible for payment if the invoice remains unpaid. Additionally, you provided authorization for My Georgia Plumber to charge the credit card on file for any non-covered charges.
The automatic draft of $98 from your bank account was conducted in accordance with this authorization and after our attempts to collect payment from your home warranty company were unsuccessful.
Resolving this issue with your home warranty company is crucial. Here are some steps you can take to seek reimbursement:
1. Request Cash In ****: Submit the paid invoice to your home warranty provider and request a cash reimbursement. The eligibility and amount of reimbursement depend on your specific policy.
2. File a Performance Bond Claim: Under Georgia law, home warranty companies are required to carry a performance bond. You can file a claim against this bond to recover the unpaid amount.
Please note that My Georgia Plumber is unable to issue refunds for these charges, and any further action must be taken directly with your home warranty company.Initial Complaint
06/01/2024
- Complaint Type:
- Service or Repair Issues
- Status:
- Answered
I filed about a plumbing issue with my home warranty company and My Georgia Plumber was sent out. I was told the day of the service that everything was covered by my home warranty. I paid my $65 service fee and the technician replaced was needed to be replaced. Now, NINE MONTHS LATER, they send me a weird bill saying I owe $50? It clearly states on their invoice the total for services was $200 and my home warranty covered $200 and they still charged my card they have on file? This is absurd and after reading their reviews they do these weird predatory practices and charge people later after home warranty has already paid approved costs.I can't even tell based on their breakdown where the money is even coming from. I ONLY paid them $65 service fee, I'm entirely unsure where this $85 check is from (warranty I guess?) but warranty approved $200 clearly on their statement.Business response
06/11/2024
We would like to clarify the situation and provide you with necessary information.
Your invoice was submitted multiple times to your home warranty company for payment. Unfortunately, despite our diligent efforts, your home warranty company has failed to pay your claim in a timely manner or has only made a partial payment, leaving a balance owed by you.
According to Georgia's contract law, when parties engage in a contractual agreement for goods or services, the party benefiting from those services is obligated to pay for them. At the time of service, you were informed of and consented to the terms and conditions outlined in our disclosure. This agreement states that while we submit your invoice to your home warranty provider for your convenience, you are responsible for payment if the invoice remains unpaid. Additionally, you provided authorization for My Georgia Plumber to charge the credit card on file for any non-covered charges.
The automatic draft or credit card charge was conducted in accordance with this authorization and after our attempts to collect payment from your home warranty company were unsuccessful.
Resolving this issue with your home warranty company is crucial. Here are some steps you can take to seek reimbursement:
1. Request Cash In ****: Submit the paid invoice to your home warranty provider and request a cash reimbursement. The eligibility and amount of reimbursement depend on your specific policy.
2. File a Performance Bond Claim: Under Georgia law, home warranty companies are required to carry a performance bond. You can file a claim against this bond to recover the unpaid amount.
Please note that My Georgia Plumber is unable to issue refunds for these charges, and any further action must be taken directly with your home warranty company.Initial Complaint
05/29/2024
- Complaint Type:
- Service or Repair Issues
- Status:
- Answered
On October 17th, 2023 I paid $65 to My Georgia Plumber via Choice home warranty to check out my water heater it needed replacement. Choice home warranty paid them, I paid what was agreed to which was $472.50. Now the 1st time they came out they had a damaged water heater (It was very dented on the bottom) and I told them I was not going to have them install that, Installer got rude as ever and stated to call back georgia plumber. Which I did!!! They stated they will provide me with a non damaged water heater and scheduled a 2nd trip. While the job was being completed the same guy that brought the damaged water heater and had to bring a non damaged water heater was very rude again and stated that he needed to charge me more. I told him that was not what was agreed upon. Two days later they charged my card without authorization for an extra $450.00 which of course I disputed and got back. Now after months, they state I owe $335.54 for things that I do not owe, and again Choice and I have paid agreed amount. I called Choice and they stated that if GA Plumbers have any type of dispute with any payments they should of been reached out to BECAUSE AGAIN I PAID MY PORTION THAT WAS AGREED UPON TO! I have attached the invoice that they sent months after the job was completed.Business response
06/11/2024
We would like to clarify the situation and provide you with necessary information.
Your invoice was submitted multiple times to your home warranty company for payment. Unfortunately, despite our diligent efforts, your home warranty company has failed to pay your claim in a timely manner or has only made a partial payment, leaving a balance owed by you.
According to Georgia's contract law, when parties engage in a contractual agreement for goods or services, the party benefiting from those services is obligated to pay for them. At the time of service, you were informed of and consented to the terms and conditions outlined in our disclosure. This agreement states that while we submit your invoice to your home warranty provider for your convenience, you are responsible for payment if the invoice remains unpaid. Additionally, you provided authorization for My Georgia Plumber to charge the credit card on file for any non-covered charges.
The automatic draft or credit card charge was conducted in accordance with this authorization and after our attempts to collect payment from your home warranty company were unsuccessful.
Resolving this issue with your home warranty company is crucial. Here are some steps you can take to seek reimbursement:
1. Request Cash In ****: Submit the paid invoice to your home warranty provider and request a cash reimbursement. The eligibility and amount of reimbursement depend on your specific policy.
2. File a Performance Bond Claim: Under Georgia law, home warranty companies are required to carry a performance bond. You can file a claim against this bond to recover the unpaid amount.
Please note that My Georgia Plumber is unable to issue refunds for these charges, and any further action must be taken directly with your home warranty company.
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31 total complaints in the last 3 years.
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