I had two non-load bearing interior walls built. The wiring is installed, hanging out of holes, but not connected on either end. Access is good, as all wires run from the ground floor into the basement.
I emailed "Ross Monk" to see their availability.
The first reply was a short call demanding to sign some forms, before even looking at the job. I'd guess it wasn't Ross Monk, but some third party paid service
What I got was a 5,500 word "Term of Trade", in 5 point Arial narrow font (and a work authorization form).
Even using Microsoft Word at 200%, the Term of Trades is barely readable.
When I reformatted to 11 points, it was 13 pages long.
Three companies are mentioned in the signature: Key Electrical, CEDS, Ross Monk. The document itself appears to originate from a fourth company Electrotech, which I guess is the accounting firm (???).
It's copyrighted by "EC Credit Control 1999", which is a debt collection company.
I googled "EC Credit Control", and found this thread
http://www.reverseaustralia.com/lookup/0287053008/
Had a number of calls from EC Credit Control sales rep trying to meet with me in Melbourne. They dont stop calling, then start using threatening tones when I tell them I am not interested.
Did some research on EC CREDIT control, a NZ based company, seems they are trying to sell Term of Trade document in Aust for thousands of dollars, this is a scam as they are not a legal firm and are selling a generic document.
EC Credit Control have been in trouble with ACCC, ASIC and their Sales Director has a criminal history in NZ with a previous NZ colection company.
Go to a Lawyer for legal advice stay clear of this high pressure sales business!!
They wish me to pay one of their clients, Premier Publishing for pathetic service I have naturally refused to pay a extornate amount for 2 bad photos. It seems having read EC credit terms of trade used by Premier Publishing I have no right of refusal. Might let the court decide hopefully they are a higher power than the self proclaiming EC Credit Control and their minion Premier Publishing. Keep a sharp eye out for these guys.
Needless to say I emailed "I'll use someone else"