Double Glazing

[davewebbsbrain]

Tujon are very good, based in Benfleet.

Appears they've restarted as Fox and Sons according to the Echo.

http://www.echo-news.co.uk/news/loc..._owing_customers_thousands_open_new_business/

They took money off people on the day they were closing and left people high and dry. A friend of mine has a half built conservatory and 14k out of pocket.

Tujon are scumbags and should not be trading under any new name. They should be taken to court and sued

 

[Jam_Man]

Yes, I was wondering if OBL's post was tongue in cheek. Tujon have been in the Echo last 2 weeks about all the people they ripped off for Thousands. Expect more people to come forward now as some may have paid up front or put deposits down for their new Fox and sons con, which also looks like shutting down.

OBL posted that long before the issues.

So the Mr Dear and his son Mr Dear start a firm called Fox and Sons. Makes perfect sense.

Crooked *******s.

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

OBL posted that long before the issues.

So the Mr Dear and his son Mr Dear start a firm called Fox and Sons. Makes perfect sense.

Crooked *******s.

Jam, for a nice change, we agree on something.
I also don't like the way the Dears put it down to someone from Reading that no one has heard of, and they can't find.
A well known trick of con firms.
Still taking money from poor unsuspecting customers the day they shut down, surely somebody should be on their backs to put them away and recover as much of the money as possible.
Park illegally and someone is on you within an hour. Con people out of probably over a hundred thousand pounds in total, and you will probably get away with it. You can even start up again, and do it again.

 

[OldBlueLady]

January 2012 I said Tujon were good! They'd fitted windows and a conservatory for a good friend of mine and had been excellent. This would have been when they were owned by their previous owners I think, it's the lot who took over who have been absolute ******s to many people around - trading on the back of the previous owners' good reputation and creating carnage instead. I thought this practice of re-trading had been stopped when it happened before back in the 90s?