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I called Chuck, the owner, to tell him I needed the fence fixed. He said he'd send someone out to fix it. That was repeated. Then the holidays and cold weather hit, so I let up on contacting him. With the Spring, I have been again calling and he told me he had sent someone and the man told him the fence had been fixed. I told Chuck this was not the case and wanted to know when he would fix the fence. He said he would. I called again a couple of weeks later, and he said he would be by the next day at 8:30. At 9:30 that day I called and asked where he was. He got angry, said he'd be there today, that he didn't care about no f---ing fence. I threatened to sue and hung up on him. I'm still waiting for the repair.
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