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It has been12 months since I signed a contract with Ms. Westmeyer aka Good Riddance Girls. I moved furniture and accessories to a North Stamford home as part of an estate sale in August 2013.
I have not received a fact-based report about the sale and disposition of my property, and certainly no payment.
Ms. Westmeyer aka Good Riddance Girls has behaved in an unprofessional manner. She has not fulfilled her contract. She is unresponsive to requests for information and compensation.
In June of this year, after my formal complaint to the Better Business Bureau of Connecticut, she wrote to them that she had worked out a plan with me. This is not true. She has not offered a plan of any kind, only excuses.
Stay away from GRG!
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