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New HGRBS OnlineService Page "Ghost Contractors,Ghost Websites"

HGRBS introduces new online tutorial for U.S. homeowners being better enabled to avoid malicious contractor-types and related websites.

HGRBS, an American homeowner’s advocate non-profit has recently added “Ghost Contractors, Ghost Websites” to its resident-friendly site “HOME SERVICE VALIDATION SYSTEM.”

New Online Resident-Friendly Page

HGRBS has recently added the new home service area, “Ghost Contractors, Ghost Websites” to its online repertoire of resident-friendly information which offer relative panaceas to contract-related home improvement challenges. In an age of hi-technology with residents increasingly using the internet as a major information resource for “contractor shopping,” there are inherent risks for making disastrous choices. In response to this growing trend among consumers (particularly residents of the private home sector of the U.S) of browsing for contractors online, there are inherent risks which outweigh the benefits.

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Ghost Websites

On the HGRBS site featuring “Ghost Contractors, Ghost Websites” as a permanent addition to its online collection of useful homeowner data, the purpose is to share crucial information which can assist U.S private home heads towards making safer and wiser decisions with regard to avoiding online entrapments often attributable to “ghost websites.”

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Definitions

HGRBS defines “Ghost Websites” as:

“Websites detrimental contractors used to lure and trap unprepared residents.”

In relation, “Ghost Contractors” are defined as:

“Detrimental contractors who appear to residents are morally trustworthy.”

Summary

“Ghost Contractors, Ghost Websites” is presented on a highly exclusive resident-friendly website for self-empowerment of private home heads making safer and wiser domestic contractor choices, exclusively in matters of home maintenance and improvement.

It is hoped that through presenting this new addition to HGRBS’ vast online resident-friendly database that U.S private home decision makers will be far better prepared to identify the corrupt element of residential contractors (and their websites) thereby protect themselves, families, properties, and finances from the socio-economic abuses which would otherwise ensue.

Interested parties are welcome to visit, directly:

https://www.homeservicevalidationsystem.com/Ghost-Contractors- Websites.php

Note: HGRBS specialization does not include structures which are legally mandated to house more than two (2) families. In addition, the nonprofit's specialization does not include buying selling, construction, landlord tenet issues, property fees, or mortgages.

Edited by E. McLaughlin in association with HGRBS

Public Courtesy – HGRBS – [a 501 (c)(3) non-profit corporation of independent volunteers]

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