[QUOTE=JeffMcg;3594315]So, she fell asleep in her car. Sure, along with all the other delays she created. I'm sorry for your misfortune Outlaw and, sadly, this is the new norm. Actually, it isn't all that new but it does seem to have gotten worse.
I mentioned in a previous post that I have been away for about a year and the money I saved got me a very nice car. Think about it, Guys. Whether you put your hard-earned money into the bank, an investment, a new toy or a better car at least you'll have something tangible that can also bring you happiness. Why put up with all the crap? As much as we feel like we need them, the truth is they need us just as much if not more. We can go a week or three doing without while most of them would have a tough time going a few hours or a day without their fix. How many times have we handed a provider the jack and she has to run off right then and there to make a phone call, pay a landlord, re-pay a relative or friend? Sure. We all know that was a drug deal and it wouldn't have happened if one of us hadn't provided them the money.
As for me I'm going to try meeting a provider one more time and if it bombs, I'm gone again and, maybe, for good.
Jeff.[/QUOTE]I agree with your assessment and I believe many on this forum share your sentiment. I think that we need to become assertive when it comes to actually finding a way to walk away from a provider when we find or run into red flags. I personally decided to skip on providers where reviews are lacking unless I'm willing to toftt. When you toftt be prepared to roll the dice and accept the consequences. If a provider has mixed reviews at least we know that she's for real and YMMV. In my opinion just be diligent, be very selective and guard your money like you don't have any to waste and that'll help cut down on disappointments.
