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KT AC Management, INC.
Industry Update
Thursday-January 21st, 2010
KT PRESIDENT GETS POLITICAL
After many years as a Fruitland Park resident, and several years serving on the Fruitland Park Citizens Advisory Task Force, Kevin Violete has chosen to run for Fruitland Park City Commissioner. "We have seen a need for long term direction here in the community", states Mr. Violette. "I have always felt the need to be involved and help out where ever I can in any community. My basis for this campaign is distinctly the same reason...to help and to serve my community".
The election is scheduled for February 16th. It will be for a 5 year term as Commissioner.
KT TO EXPAND ITS HORRIZONS
After many requests from neighboring communities, KT has now expanded into Marion County. "It would appear that all we have done is run the crooks into our neighboring communities to the north and west", stated Kevin Violette, President of KTAC. "We have recently seen a number of retirees swindled out of thousands of dollars in unnecessary add-ons, as well as repair and replacement items. We will therefor be taking our theory of honest trade practices into affected areas within our reach. We will eventually open offices in these areas if the need arrises".
KT RECEIVES CALLS ABOUT SCAMMERS
The KT AC Management Team have been inundated with telephone calls from local residents stating that they have been telemarketed by a/c companies offering cheap tune-ups, only to be told that they need excesive repairs, or even replacement, of their central heating and cooling systems.
Kevin Violette, President of KT Management, states that this scam has been active for years in the industry, and people should be wary of any offer that sounds "too good to be true". "At the price of todays fuel, it should stand to reason that there is no way a firm can come to your home for as little as $29.95 and thoroughly clean anything", said Kevin. "Most usually all they want to do is get their foot in your door to sell you a load of un-necessary items, or possibly even a new piece of equipment".
KT recommends that anyone telemarketed for a cheap cleaning realize that they just aren't getting much and discontinue the call. Those told that they need extensive work should ALWAYS get a second opinion.
THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH:
Ability can take you to the top, but it takes
character to keep you there. (Author Unknown)
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