You should contact the local BBB. I once had a similar problem with an establishment I wanted to buy a tire from. One call to the local BBB and problem solved. Of course, "better business" and Louisiana may be an oxymoron.
However, if you're really steamed, here's another option.
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2011/01..._suit_for.html Originally Posted by cabletex7
If it's over 15 minutes I'm not calling 2 respect his privacy, I'd rather be considered rude than get him in troubleCall, text, e-mail - Each has a way to communicate that is best for the situation. Emergency/Urgency=Call, Less Urgent=Text, No panic=email. Whichever the situation calls for whether it be privacy, timeliness, etc.....just as long as you communicate!!Originally Posted by Sweet N Little
think its rude and aggravating when providers dont return a call or a voice message..... Originally Posted by thighhighfreekThat's what email is for. I never call a man until we have arranged a specific time for me to do so via email; anything else is highly unprofessional and indiscreet because he has a life I might otherwise be intruding upon.