Posted by 37chief on February 15, 2017 at 21:03:03 from (174.68.101.136):
A couple years ago this guy pulls into my brothers yard. He says they were going to do a paving job in the area. When they got to the job a line busted and flooded the whole area into a muddy mess. Now they have this paving material and will give him a good price to have it spread on his driveway. A hour later the truck shows up and paves part of his road. I told my brother I think you were taken advantage of. I may be wrong, but I think the truck parks at the plant, and waits for a call, to fill the truck. The same thing happened to me today same flood story, and I will get a good price on the material. Not really a scam, because you will get something for the money. Same with the driveway sealer. We have some material left over from a job, and will give you a good price. I guess they are trying to find a little work, but don't lie to me. Does this happen in your area? Stan
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