Post by Logan on Mar 6, 2017 8:56:33 GMT -6
The state Office of Consumer Affairs suspended the business registration of a Leicester home improvement contractor who allegedly collected seven weeks of payments totaling $55,000 from a Webster resident, but came nowhere close to finishing the project.
Good Ol' Boy Property Services, owned by Robert D. Smith, was also assessed a $2,000 fine by the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, the agency said Friday.
Consumer affairs held a hearing on the matter Jan. 20. Mr. Smith did not attend the hearing.
Kimberly Platek of Tanner Road in Webster confirmed she filed the complaint to the state. There's also a pending criminal case against Mr. Smith, with Ms. Platek the victim, in Dudley District Court.
Read more: www.telegram.com/news/20170304/contractor-accused-of-ditching-project-despite-55k-payment
Good Ol' Boy Property Services, owned by Robert D. Smith, was also assessed a $2,000 fine by the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, the agency said Friday.
Consumer affairs held a hearing on the matter Jan. 20. Mr. Smith did not attend the hearing.
Kimberly Platek of Tanner Road in Webster confirmed she filed the complaint to the state. There's also a pending criminal case against Mr. Smith, with Ms. Platek the victim, in Dudley District Court.
Read more: www.telegram.com/news/20170304/contractor-accused-of-ditching-project-despite-55k-payment