I am a single mother of twins and one is severely disabled. Most of us would agree that that single mother has enough challenges in her life. But unfortunately Art, from Ye Old World Contracting along with his brother Anthony from Primma Electric, Inc in Islip Terrace, didn’t agree my challenges were great enough. They decided to steal $28,000 from me.
In less than a 30 day period, Art from Ye Old World Contract and Anthony Parinello from Primma Electric, Inc managed to nearly destroy my life. On February 26th 2017 Art came to my Upper West Side apartment to discuss renovating the kitchen, the fireplace and a series of light fixtures. The next day I gave him a check for $2,500 as a deposit. On March 3rd Art came and signed a contract and took an additional $25,000. Art then sent his insurance information to the building’s management company to get approval to begin work on March 17th.
On March 17th when he begins working the management company discovers his insurance is not adequate. Art is limited to performing only a small fraction of the work that his insurance entitles him to do. He and his brother then try to tell the building’s management company that Art is Anthony’s employee and covered under Primma Electric’s insurance. The management quickly realizes that Art and Anthony are trying to scam me and that Art is not covered to perform the work he contracted to do.
By March 19th, only two days later, Art disappears for good leaving my apartment a mess. Both Art and Anthony have refused to refund my money, only offering a small portion of what I paid them. Anthony is now denying that Art is his employee even though I have it in writing and Art has refused to return phone calls, emails and texts. The police are now investigating this as felony fraud.
Ye Old World Contracting Reviews
I am a single mother of twins and one is severely disabled. Most of us would agree that that single mother has enough challenges in her life. But unfortunately Art, from Ye Old World Contracting along with his brother Anthony from Primma Electric, Inc in Islip Terrace, didn’t agree my challenges were great enough. They decided to steal $28,000 from me.
In less than a 30 day period, Art from Ye Old World Contract and Anthony Parinello from Primma Electric, Inc managed to nearly destroy my life. On February 26th 2017 Art came to my Upper West Side apartment to discuss renovating the kitchen, the fireplace and a series of light fixtures. The next day I gave him a check for $2,500 as a deposit. On March 3rd Art came and signed a contract and took an additional $25,000. Art then sent his insurance information to the building’s management company to get approval to begin work on March 17th.
On March 17th when he begins working the management company discovers his insurance is not adequate. Art is limited to performing only a small fraction of the work that his insurance entitles him to do. He and his brother then try to tell the building’s management company that Art is Anthony’s employee and covered under Primma Electric’s insurance. The management quickly realizes that Art and Anthony are trying to scam me and that Art is not covered to perform the work he contracted to do.
By March 19th, only two days later, Art disappears for good leaving my apartment a mess. Both Art and Anthony have refused to refund my money, only offering a small portion of what I paid them. Anthony is now denying that Art is his employee even though I have it in writing and Art has refused to return phone calls, emails and texts. The police are now investigating this as felony fraud.