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Great Idea: Rate-a-Pro dantheman 01-11-2007
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Posted by dantheman on January 11, 2007, 12:52 pm
Okay, I've got this idea and since I don't have the time right now to
do it, perhaps someone else will:

There are websites for reviews of all kinds of things--audio,
automobile, etc. How about a site of some kind where people can
rate/review a trades pro? Obviously, the certificates don't really
tell us what we want to know--is he honest or not? Does he/she work in
your best interest or not? How was your experience? etc. If it was
done in a respectful way (with the goal of celebrating the good guys),
it may actually be a legit resource... like the Consumer Reports of
pros... all we need is a flashy name ("Rate-A-Pro") or ("Pro-Rater")
or something and a system where respondants must submit proper ID info
to avoid bogus stories. Any takers?

Peace, Dan


Posted by on January 11, 2007, 1:04 pm
wrote:

>Okay, I've got this idea and since I don't have the time right now to
>do it, perhaps someone else will:
>
>There are websites for reviews of all kinds of things--audio,
>automobile, etc. How about a site of some kind where people can
>rate/review a trades pro? Obviously, the certificates don't really
>tell us what we want to know--is he honest or not? Does he/she work in
>your best interest or not? How was your experience? etc. If it was
>done in a respectful way (with the goal of celebrating the good guys),
>it may actually be a legit resource... like the Consumer Reports of
>pros... all we need is a flashy name ("Rate-A-Pro") or ("Pro-Rater")
>or something and a system where respondants must submit proper ID info
>to avoid bogus stories. Any takers?

        No.

>
>Peace, Dan

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Posted by Noon-Air on January 11, 2007, 2:52 pm

> wrote:
>
>>Okay, I've got this idea and since I don't have the time right now to
>>do it, perhaps someone else will:
>>
>>There are websites for reviews of all kinds of things--audio,
>>automobile, etc. How about a site of some kind where people can
>>rate/review a trades pro? Obviously, the certificates don't really
>>tell us what we want to know--is he honest or not? Does he/she work in
>>your best interest or not? How was your experience? etc. If it was
>>done in a respectful way (with the goal of celebrating the good guys),
>>it may actually be a legit resource... like the Consumer Reports of
>>pros... all we need is a flashy name ("Rate-A-Pro") or ("Pro-Rater")
>>or something and a system where respondants must submit proper ID info
>>to avoid bogus stories. Any takers?
>
> No.

No reason to reinvent the wheel, besides he wouldn't like what he got told
there either.



Posted by thrugoodmarshall@hotmail.com on January 11, 2007, 3:12 pm

dantheman wrote:
> Okay, I've got this idea and since I don't have the time right now to
> do it, perhaps someone else will:
>
> There are websites for reviews of all kinds of things--audio,
> automobile, etc. How about a site of some kind where people can
> rate/review a trades pro? Obviously, the certificates don't really
> tell us what we want to know--is he honest or not? Does he/she work in
> your best interest or not? How was your experience? etc. If it was
> done in a respectful way (with the goal of celebrating the good guys),
> it may actually be a legit resource... like the Consumer Reports of
> pros... all we need is a flashy name ("Rate-A-Pro") or ("Pro-Rater")
> or something and a system where respondants must submit proper ID info
> to avoid bogus stories. Any takers?
>
> Peace, Dan

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Posted by Stormin Mormon on January 11, 2007, 4:21 pm
About fifty bucks a year for membership. That could be easily
worth it, if you avoid ONE bad contractor.

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