Angi Referrals Frequently Result in No Follow-Through From Referred Contractors
Angi consumer referrals to local contractors routinely result in no contact from the referred pro, leaving consumers worse off than a simple Google search. The platform appears to suppress negative outcome feedback. Basic contractor responsiveness and follow-through falls far below consumer expectations.
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