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Don't be fooled, this is a marketing scam run by first home improvements, terrible customer service, tried to tell me I would get thousands of pounds off my order if I have the appointment, I only wanted 1 door doing so exactly how much is this door going to cost? Or are you going to owe me money??!!!! When I asked these questions to the girl she hung up on me.
Typical windows scam, £3000 off of £30000 for 2 doors and a window, they sent some scumbag company round to rip off my mum, she asked them to leave several times, tried to pressure her into signing up. Shocking!
Reported to trading standards!!!!
complete scam, just tell lies so that first home improvements can go round and rip you off
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