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Old 09-29-2009, 08:54 PM   #81
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Dude what the **** is your problem? You honestly think your that ****ing perfect that you can act like this? Jesus christ.
Apparently we have stooped to sending private messages berating people.

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Old 09-29-2009, 08:56 PM   #82
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LIGHTEN UP FRANCIS.
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Nor did I ever say there are no reason for permits. Find those words for me in my posts please.
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As far as pulling permits you don't need to pull permits for moving existing wiring and replacing OUTLETS. And for the things that were changed I made sure it was all up to code.
And who determines they were up to code? Perhaps an inspector?

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PA has a different set of electrical permit requirements depending on what block your on. In our township it is legal for the homeowner to do their own wiring.
Are you sure you don't mean it's legal for a HO to PULL their own permit?

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The permit process in most of this country is so damn corrupt and ridiculous anyway I don't even want to get started on what a waste it is
Jeremy, you KNOW the guy screwed you or your aunt over. Stop defending him. Take your medicine. This is a lesson you will now never forget. Since this was all verbal, pay him whatever you want. If he argues, send him here. We'll talk to him for you
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Apparently we have stooped to sending private messages berating people.
Hey, I didn't get one. I'm the internet creep around here!
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Hey, I didn't get one. I'm the internet creep around here!
Check your PM.
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Apparently we have stooped to sending private messages berating people.


You just proved my point. You are proud of twisting words and told me so. So obviously you like to act superior to others. Let me come by one day and check out your HVAC installation and I will cut you apart for the work that was done by your ****ty hvac workers. Just like you decide to cut me down for something someone else has done to me. Have a good day mr cooke
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Check your PM.
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I am still soooOOOooo confused.What does this guy want to hear????
That he did nothing wrong and is a victim?
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You just proved my point. You are proud of twisting words and told me so. So obviously you like to act superior to others. Let me come by one day and check out your HVAC installation and I will cut you apart for the work that was done by your ****ty hvac workers. Just like you decide to cut me down for something someone else has done to me. Have a good day mr cooke
Just because you are an HVAC guy who hires hack contractors to do work doesn't by default make me a contractor who hires hack HVAC guys.

And by all means you can come by and check out my fully permitted (with a signed contract) and subcontracted HVAC work - provided you don't whine and cry like you did on here when you realize there is nothing to "cut apart".
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Yeah, I reckon this thread has run its course.
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Jeremy, you KNOW the guy screwed you or your aunt over. Stop defending him. Take your medicine. This is a lesson you will now never forget. Since this was all verbal, pay him whatever you want. If he argues, send him here. We'll talk to him for you
LOL thanks

He is too stubborn to listen to other contractors.

I'm not defending him. Just my decisions in hiring the prick in the first place. Anyway I am going to go to the HVAC forum now and see if I can actually help someone. Since I cant seem to get the help I actually asked for here.

Sorry to bother you all. I do like to debate but this is going nowhere. RIP as some of you said.
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