Rossen: Unlicensed contractors prey on Sandy victims

Hilarious statist propaganda.In the wake of superstorm Sandy, thousands are hiring contractors to help fix their homes, but TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen reports that unlicensed contractors are roaming these hard-hit areas and preying on vulnerable homeowners.

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Down To Earth Plumbing

Posted: Nov 05 2012, 9:14 AM

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Government Licensing neither guarantees a Level of Quality nor Experience - All that is required to get a "home improvement contractor" license in most states is $$$$ money. No skills or knowledge of any trade is required nor tested for by the Government to obtain this type of license. News article is completely misleading and factually false. This is the Government controlling supply of services, driving up the price and costs of providing services, which harms all homeowners much more than the risk of a homeowner hiring someone who isn't qualified to perform the service.

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Posted: Nov 05 2012, 9:33 AM

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The city expects you to go their "contractor training courses" where they tell you that leasing vehicles is the best way to run your business.

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