TimeBandit
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Doesn't someone have 40 acres and a backhoe who needs a "landscaping estimate" from this fine upstanding citizen?
Not a Tom there HootsDrama.....lol
Looks like Tom be "owens" peeps some money.![]()
Doohhh...Paul. Must have been thinking of you...scrolled too fast...Not a Tom there Hoots
That is same for me but don't think it applies to non Contractors. For instance the shower glass shops I use always get 50% down along with a few other businesses I use on the regular. They always get 50%. Not sure regulations on a mechanic shop.State law doesn’t allow me to take more than 10% 0r $1,000 deposit before materials or labor is furnished.
Then again, If I perfect a lien, it can force the sale of the property I furnished labor and materials to cover a $1.00 debt.
I’ve only been burnt twice in 30 years, both times were in the $6k range.
He's still on probation for this violation.No idea if he is on here. Hoping someone knows him.
State law doesn’t allow me to take more than 10% 0r $1,000 deposit before materials or labor is furnished.
Then again, If I perfect a lien, it can force the sale of the property I furnished labor and materials to cover a $1.00 debt.
I’ve only been burnt twice in 30 years, both times were in the $6k range.
He's still on probation for this violation.
It could be his probation officer might offer a little persuasion in getting him to pay his bills.
If nothing else, they might be interested in the fact he's still a thief.
Hopefully the mechanic and detailer have something in writing.
The court fined Owens $1,050 and sentenced him to 36 months of unsupervised probation. A restitution hearing is scheduled for Feb. 26, 2020.
Yes, in HavasuSo is this a havasu mechanic? If so, did Paul get permission from his parole officer to leave the state?
This could get pretty fun
Contractor to sub or vendor does not apply.That is same for me but don't think it applies to non Contractors. For instance the shower glass shops I use always get 50% down along with a few other businesses I use on the regular. They always get 50%. Not sure regulations on a mechanic shop.
If he's from komifornia then he didn't have permission to leave the state guaranteedYes, in Havasu
Are you talking about biden?This is like he's out there gaming the system, while the local business are getting screwed.
His sleazy behavior can be excused by pretending it’s smart business, sucks for the business.
He is very old, and is very very forgetful and may have dementia or Alzheimer's.
He does not care enough to make the changes to fix the problem so it's the business fault for doing business with him.
Yes, CSLB.I'm thinking these are construction rules??
I always got 50 percent up front building cars.
Yes, CSLB.
Theft by deception or some type of planned fraud...this is kinda elaborate not to be planned.Shop should contact the local PD,. Determine if it's a civil issue or crime based on all the facts..
Sometimes it's determined to be a civil issue depends on the agreement, contract, etc..... hopefully not the case
Get a crime report with Paul as the named suspect and have the PD or DA give the probation officer a heads up ......
Fuck this Turd!
Or not released the vehicle, not sure on AZ law but a mechanics lien allows for the sale of a vehicle to recover repair costs.Thought so. Doesn't apply to this thread.
@SBMech is 100% correct. The mechanic should have taken at minimum a deposit to cover the parts. And on a 7k job? I would have made it a time and materials job. Especially on a new customer.
Does that excuse the guy for doing what he did? Hell no. But in today's world, you have to cover your ass at every turn.
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I wonder if shops are ever allowed to do lien of sorts for large $$$ work on boats. Was always curiousState law doesn’t allow me to take more than 10% 0r $1,000 deposit before materials or labor is furnished.
Then again, If I perfect a lien, it can force the sale of the property I furnished labor and materials to cover a $1.00 debt.
I’ve only been burnt twice in 30 years, both times were in the $6k range.
Wow. Didn't know this clown is on probably for this crap. His probation officer needs to know this for sureHe's still on probation for this violation.
It could be his probation officer might offer a little persuasion in getting him to pay his bills.
If nothing else, they might be interested in the fact he's still a thief.
Hopefully the mechanic and detailer have something in writing.
The court fined Owens $1,050 and sentenced him to 36 months of unsupervised probation. A restitution hearing is scheduled for Feb. 26, 2020.
100% or....have shop owner contact owens and say pay now or your PO will be contacted.Wow. Didn't know this clown is on probably for this crap. His probation officer needs to know this for sure
Looks like yes but prohibitively impractical in these smaller casesI wonder if shops are ever allowed to do lien of sorts for large $$$ work on boats. Was always curious
Either way, this ass clown is or will be getting blown up online
No regulations. I can ask for %100 of the estimate if I choose.That is same for me but don't think it applies to non Contractors. For instance the shower glass shops I use always get 50% down along with a few other businesses I use on the regular. They always get 50%. Not sure regulations on a mechanic shop.
Or not released the vehicle, not sure on AZ law but a mechanics lien allows for the sale of a vehicle to recover repair costs.
All this is moot as the vehicle is gone. I don’t know AZ law or CA resiprocitybut perhaps the mechanic could reposes the boat.
I was simply commiserating with getting burned..
BAR in CA covers a lien as stipulated in your personal indemnity disclaimer where you post your warranty period and conditions of storage and disclaimers of care like not being responsible for items left in the vehicle including cash, any damages from test drives or accidents while it is being test driven or on your property (vandalism etc).
Not sure as to maritime law in the state of AZ or Nevada, or auto repair, but as far as I know they do not have a governing state organization like the Bureau of Automotive Repair in CA.
As much as a pain in the ass they are, they protect citizens from predatory businesses as well as providing means to rectify situations like this when the shop gets burned.
it would appear he is also gay
Nice start...subtle. I always thought was just a standard order....When will we be calling for death to thieves?![]()
He has all text through out project showing what was broken, repairs needed and correspondence while repairs were taking place.A lawsuit won't get you anywhere these days, you'll get a judgement in your favor but the guy still won't pay. This guy has a documented history of "shady" behavior. I would skip the lawsuit and go straight to pressing charges for theft of services. With any luck, he will plea out which will involve making the shop whole. But without it, at least the mechanic can do his part to help make sure this guy doesn't do it to someone else down the road. Make sure he files charges in AZ and not California. Hopefully he has all their communications documented via text/email or documented call logs.
True, however progress payments can be structured in any manner the 2 parties agree to. Also, once any "work has been performed" any amount of payments can be taken. "Work performed" can be broadly interpreted and is rather grey-ish in color.State law doesn’t allow me to take more than 10% 0r $1,000 deposit before materials or labor is furnished.
Then again, If I perfect a lien, it can force the sale of the property I furnished labor and materials to cover a $1.00 debt.
I’ve only been burnt twice in 30 years, both times were in the $6k range.
I hope he has back up storage of all that or printed copies too. Would suck extra hard to lose that valuable info. From a phone accident, loss etc.He has all text through out project showing what was broken, repairs needed and correspondence while repairs were taking place.
OT.True, however progress payments can be structured in any manner the 2 parties agree to. Also, once any "work has been performed" any amount of payments can be taken. "Work performed" can be broadly interpreted and is rather grey-ish in color.