You
are a wise shopper. That's why you are searching the internet looking for
honest and unbiased carpet information, right? But even if you are
successful in finding all the information you are looking for, buying carpet is not as easy
as it used to be and there are a lot of ways you can be ripped off by carpet
retailers.
Turn on the news,
everyone is getting ripped off these days, even savvy investors. Scams are everywhere
and especially in the carpet
business. Many
consumers fall prey to carpet scams because they trust what carpet salespeople
say. Consumers need to learn how to avoid huge problems and making costly
mistakes. You've come to the right place. I am a 30-year carpet expert and
nationally recognized consumer advocate. If you want to learn how to save a bundle on carpet,
make wise choices and avoid common carpet scams you need to do these seven
steps:
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Order
and read my eBook
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Email
me your carpet questions
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Visit
Alan’s
Preferred Carpet
Dealer Directory
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Shop
for carpet at several stores to compare
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Email
me your carpet questions
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Purchase
new carpet and read your warranty
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Take
proper care of your new carpet
I
have just given you the secret to your success. It's easy and it works.
Some people want to do things there own way. Some people think they know
enough to buy carpet after reading my free articles and Q & A pages. Some
people like to learn things the hard way.
George and Mary
searched the internet for carpet buying information just like you are doing
now. They took their time shopping, asked a lot of questions, compared prices and
yet in the end, they still got the
shaft. What did they do wrong? I'll tell you. Their nightmare could have been avoided if they
knew what to do to guard themselves. Buying carpet is very confusing, and you
have a lot to lose if you do not choose wisely. (read George and Mary's
tragic carpet story)
Important Note:
Is your Carpet
Installer Licensed, Bonded & Insured? Check
Now to see if you carpet or flooring installer is subject to your State
Licensing Regulations. You should always call to make sure who you hire is
properly licensed, bonded and insured according to the State and Local Laws
where you live. You
can also check to see if there have been any prior complaints filed against the
contractor in question. http://www.howtobuycarpet.com/contractor_state_license_requirements.htm
Alan's
Preferred Carpet Dealer Directory
