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    Snake Eyes and a Scratch-Off Ticket ...or Born to Lose?: True Blue Series No. 5
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    Snake Eyes and a Scratch-Off Ticket ...or Born to Lose?: True Blue Series No. 5
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    Snake Eyes and a Scratch-Off Ticket ...or Born to Lose?: True Blue Series No. 5
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    Snake Eyes and a Scratch-Off Ticket ...or Born to Lose?: True Blue Series No. 5

    By RB Roberts

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    Be assured that after this moment, you will very likely be a bit more on the alert when it comes to authorizing home service contractors to work in, on, or around your property.This is primarily about you, as private home head, working your own magic towards ensuring that your comforts and conveniences are enhanced consistent with your wishes. This is best done when you know whom and what they really are. The problem highlighted in this rendition of 'true crime fraud' events in our country is that there is no evidence any of these victims did that. Scores of private home decision makers are taken advantage of by rogue men and women, some are even duos of scandalous men and women in contracting. They are also interspersed throughout top social networks. Do you know who they are? Will you be able to identify them? Can you? Do you know how? Reality check: most home fraud victims knew how. Then why were they victims? Informatively, they were victims for the same most likely reason: no substantial interest. Hiring home service contractors was more important than first learning everything they needed to know to be certain they might the right choice. Snake Eyes and a Scratch-Off Ticket can be helpful learning a thing or two about making better decisions, getting better results via better home service contractors. Useful tips.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRB Roberts
    Release dateApr 20, 2017
    ISBN9781370191031
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    Snake Eyes and a Scratch-Off Ticket ...or Born to Lose?: True Blue Series No. 5
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    RB Roberts

    RB Roberts has written several handy ebooklets of special interest to US residents who are owners, lessees, and renters of private homes. Until December 2022, he was senior volunteer home projects consultant with HGRBS, the former nonprofit which disseminated crucial anti-home-fraud information to raise awareness among private home decision makers in our country. All said, what the author continually brings to the table in honor of private home decision makers such as you is another reliable resource you can use for anti-fraud information. The revelations are cumulatively garnered from the author's years of hands-on experience, including many thousands of hours gleaning, evaluating, researching, discovering and rediscovering how and why so many US residents are victims while only a select few are not. Subsequently, information and guidance offered through these exclusive works, past and present, are for adopting real solutions and safeguards against being defrauded by unworthy home service contractors. Finally, you are always welcome to connect with RB to show your support, offer any relative comments, questions, and suggestions via Smashwords or the author’s new website: Resident Relations – Home Project Defense

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