On March 22nd after a water damage claim, and being military affiliated for a home on the other side of the country. I contacted Miller Public Adjusters, was assigned David Day. He said it would be 10% from what was recovered, but he said this amount could also be paid if I went to a preferred contractor of his choice. During that time, he reached out to my bank PNC 3x and was explained, Public Adjusters were not paid until the final payment. He continued to state the amount. We even signed a contract stating the exact amount he was to get paid. I went with the first preferred contractor, they dropped the ball. The second I signed on with Sidello Property. Then Mr. David Day stated that was no longer honored, and they were dropping the price so I could reimburse him. During this time Mr. Day stated he was getting paid on both ends from me and the contractor. He even submitted request for payment on my behalf to speed up his payment as my representative before the work was done, my insurance company then notified me Dec 2nd. NO city inspection or Occupancy had been completed on unfinished house. On Dec 24th after 2 emails and phone calls, and also after previous inspections, without completion of contract Mr. Day and the contractor begin calling me threatening to put liens on property though they were aware inspections were always required for final payment in email and telephone. Currently Mr. David Day refuses to turn over payment for check, and gave me 2 options. One to sign the check and the other to write a personal check for the last invoice they sent me over 6k.
Once I questioned his boss about the questionable actions (David Miller) he raised the price another $1000. In addition I received vulgar text and threats from David Day. The end result for the fraud, the DATCP issued Sidlle Contractors and Miller Public Adjusters a Warning letter. DATCp FILE 56640 is now recorded. They also told them to correct their actions, and if they did not, the DATCP could still pursue legal action for all their false actions.
On March 22nd after a water damage claim, and being military affiliated for a home on the other side of the country. I contacted Miller Public Adjusters, was assigned David Day. He said it would be 10% from what was recovered, but he said this amount could also be paid if I went to a preferred contractor of his choice. During that time, he reached out to my bank PNC 3x and was explained, Public Adjusters were not paid until the final payment. He continued to state the amount. We even signed a contract stating the exact amount he was to get paid. I went with the first preferred contractor, they dropped the ball. The second I signed on with Sidello Property. Then Mr. David Day stated that was no longer honored, and they were dropping the price so I could reimburse him. During this time Mr. Day stated he was getting paid on both ends from me and the contractor. He even submitted request for payment on my behalf to speed up his payment as my representative before the work was done, my insurance company then notified me Dec 2nd. NO city inspection or Occupancy had been completed on unfinished house. On Dec 24th after 2 emails and phone calls, and also after previous inspections, without completion of contract Mr. Day and the contractor begin calling me threatening to put liens on property though they were aware inspections were always required for final payment in email and telephone. Currently Mr. David Day refuses to turn over payment for check, and gave me 2 options. One to sign the check and the other to write a personal check for the last invoice they sent me over 6k.
Once I questioned his boss about the questionable actions (David Miller) he raised the price another $1000. In addition I received vulgar text and threats from David Day. The end result for the fraud, the DATCP issued Sidlle Contractors and Miller Public Adjusters a Warning letter. DATCp FILE 56640 is now recorded. They also told them to correct their actions, and if they did not, the DATCP could still pursue legal action for all their false actions.
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On March 22nd after a water damage claim, and being military affiliated for a home on the other side of the country. I contacted Miller Public Adjusters, was assigned David Day. He said it would be 10% from what was recovered, but he said this amount could also be paid if I went to a preferred contractor of his choice. During that time, he reached out to my bank PNC 3x and was explained, Public Adjusters were not paid until the final payment. He continued to state the amount. We even signed a contract stating the exact amount he was to get paid. I went with the first preferred contractor, they dropped the ball. The second I signed on with Sidello Property. Then Mr. David Day stated that was no longer honored, and they were dropping the price so I could reimburse him. During this time Mr. Day stated he was getting paid on both ends from me and the contractor. He even submitted request for payment on my behalf to speed up his payment as my representative before the work was done, my insurance company then notified me Dec 2nd. NO city inspection or Occupancy had been completed on unfinished house. On Dec 24th after 2 emails and phone calls, and also after previous inspections, without completion of contract Mr. Day and the contractor begin calling me threatening to put liens on property though they were aware inspections were always required for final payment in email and telephone. Currently Mr. David Day refuses to turn over payment for check, and gave me 2 options. One to sign the check and the other to write a personal check for the last invoice they sent me over 6k.
Once I questioned his boss about the questionable actions (David Miller) he raised the price another $1000. In addition I received vulgar text and threats from David Day. The end result for the fraud, the DATCP issued Sidlle Contractors and Miller Public Adjusters a Warning letter. DATCp FILE 56640 is now recorded. They also told them to correct their actions, and if they did not, the DATCP could still pursue legal action for all their false actions.
On March 22nd after a water damage claim, and being military affiliated for a home on the other side of the country. I contacted Miller Public Adjusters, was assigned David Day. He said it would be 10% from what was recovered, but he said this amount could also be paid if I went to a preferred contractor of his choice. During that time, he reached out to my bank PNC 3x and was explained, Public Adjusters were not paid until the final payment. He continued to state the amount. We even signed a contract stating the exact amount he was to get paid. I went with the first preferred contractor, they dropped the ball. The second I signed on with Sidello Property. Then Mr. David Day stated that was no longer honored, and they were dropping the price so I could reimburse him. During this time Mr. Day stated he was getting paid on both ends from me and the contractor. He even submitted request for payment on my behalf to speed up his payment as my representative before the work was done, my insurance company then notified me Dec 2nd. NO city inspection or Occupancy had been completed on unfinished house. On Dec 24th after 2 emails and phone calls, and also after previous inspections, without completion of contract Mr. Day and the contractor begin calling me threatening to put liens on property though they were aware inspections were always required for final payment in email and telephone. Currently Mr. David Day refuses to turn over payment for check, and gave me 2 options. One to sign the check and the other to write a personal check for the last invoice they sent me over 6k.
Once I questioned his boss about the questionable actions (David Miller) he raised the price another $1000. In addition I received vulgar text and threats from David Day. The end result for the fraud, the DATCP issued Sidlle Contractors and Miller Public Adjusters a Warning letter. DATCp FILE 56640 is now recorded. They also told them to correct their actions, and if they did not, the DATCP could still pursue legal action for all their false actions.