Valubuild Panel Homes
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Valubuild Panel Homes Overview
Valubuild Panel Homes has 1.0 star rating based on 1 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
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Pros: 1st house was and is great.
Cons: Stole our money on second house.Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "Stay away".
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Stole our $12000.00 deposit and delivered nothing.
- 1st house was and is great
- Stole our money on second house
Preferred solution: Full refund
User's recommendation: Stay away
Mastic Beach, New York
Jan Brown is a slug
Preferred solution: Deliver product or service ordered
Toronto, Ontario
ValuBuild and Jan Brown ripped me off
Buffalo, New York
Valubuild Rip Off
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IF in fact the company you went through WAS a Franchise you have nothing to back yourself up. The main corporation is ONLY responsible for any portion thereof they were paid for.
So you would need some kind of proof of payment from the franchise to the main entity. Brown is no more liable for what a Franchise owner did or did not do to you than Burger King is. It is though in the eyes of the law that it Is another company all together. It is in no way his obligation to provide you with ANYTHING other than legal support in way of documents received by the Franchise if he in fact even ever got any from them.
People just don't understand that just because one company claims to sell for another as a Franchise unit, that it is that specific unit operating as it's own company. You can't hold an owner of one corporation legal liable for the actions of another UNLESS you can prove one was in agreement with the other over a specific situation. In this case it is VERY possible that a faltering Franchise never even got the building plan information outside of it's own doors.
If every main company with Franchises was legally liable for what all of it's individual owners did there would be NO MAIN COMPANIES due to all the legal suits against the individual company franchises. IT is in no way Brown's issue per the law.
They main problem. No where in the contract was it noted that they were a licensed Franchise of Valubuild. When you pull up Valubuild as a web site I was directed to them.