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“I had a hornets nest up by my eave. It was getting bigger and bigger by the day. I called and Timothy gave me a time that he would arrived and he arrived right at that time. Very nice and efficient. Got the job done. Very reasonably priced also. Would highly recommend to my friends and family.”

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“I had a huge wasp nest in my attic. I called Tim at Bug Bounty Hunters. Tim was at my home in one hour! 30 minutes later, my huge problem was gone! I give Tim an A+!! I will call Tim for all my pest needs!”

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“Timothy found two yellow jacket areas at my home. When it was time to sign the work agreement, I asked if his company was bonded and insured. I ask this of every company that does work on my property. I also asked if there was a circumstance in which I should contact before the 5 day wait period for the death of the bees. At this point, Timothy became angry, took the contract, stated, "I don't have time for this, " and left me, a 70- year-old woman with a nest in my ceiling. Timothy, in a follow-up conversation shared that when you hire a perfessional you should trust that they know what they are doing. I disagree. A wise consumer asks questions. Who hires a roofing company without asking questions? Did I try to make conversation with Timothy by complimenting him on his truck? Yes, I did. It's a friendly, harmless thing to do. As a single woman, I feel that it is important to ask questions. I have never had a company be irrated by my wish to have something clarified or to learn more. I believe that is a right of a cutomer. Did I know that Timothy was under a time crunch? No. How was I supposed to know ?Did I know that my questions were taking up time that he felt he felt he didn't have. No. Were my questions meant to insult Timothy's abilities? Absolutely not. Am I responsible for how Timothy interpreted the fact that I ask questions? No. Did I deserve being left wondering what in the world I had done to deserve the treatment I got? No. Timothy would not want someone to treat his mother that way. Timothy certainly had the right to decline to treat my house but there were ways that that situation could have been handled in a respectful way. Although I had not contacted his company direcectly, he was representinting his company by being there. I guess "customer satisfaction" are only words. I did not ask any question that I would have not asked any other pest company.”

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