Contacted them to see if they do trap. Cats were able to help and they responded back in an email…read morevery stupidly that didn't make any sense. I wouldn't recommend them for anything!

PENNY IS HOME! Thanks to Jill, trapper extraordinaire, from Randalls Rescue…read more(https://randallsrescue.com/) and Penny's former foster mom, Penny is home safe and sound no worse for her 3 day adventure into the wild briar patch near our house! Thanks for all your concern and help during this ordeal. Lesson learned.

The Beloved Project is doing good work in Burlington County! They provide essential items for…read moreunhoused individuals and families, including food, housing and other services. They assist returning citizens with seamless Re-entry and provide help to individuals needing help with immigration. Please support this organization--volunteers and donations are always needed.

From the owner: The Beloved Project is proud to serve individuals and families in need with food and personal care…read moresupplies. We have also been privileged to partner with local agencies, real estate agents, nurses, retired law enforcement, contractors. Lawyers, brokers, notaries, translators, and accountants to provide services to lower-mid income clients free of charge or at a nominal fee.

We're truly blessed to have such a wonderful organization that does 110% to help feed the hungry in…read moreSouth Jersey! As a volunteer last year, I got to see first hand all of the good that they are doing as well as spending a day to assist in their efforts: sorting food and creating meal packs for school age children (My plan is to help out in 2017 too!). The most impressive thing is that the Food Bank of South Jersey will provide 2 weeks supply of food to anyone in need who comes to their facility, no questions asked. I hope they continue to get all of the support that they need, through volunteers like myself, donations and grocery stores contributing food!

A good organization in our back yard trying to make sure that the food needs of South Jersey's…read moreneedy are looked after. While I do have some concerns about the leadership of the group, the every day workers are great and they do good things like their annual turkey drop off at the Pennsauken location. If everyone would be willing to contribute just a little, the world would be such a better place.

Bridge games are held every day of the week and most evenings. The directors who run the games are…read moreincredibly good at finding a partner for singletons, even at the last minute. The club has a friendly atmosphere and competitive play, also there are lessons available for both those who are just learning and those who want to improve their game; what more could a person ask for in a bridge club? (Well, except, maybe a wet bar and when you find a bridge club that has one of those, please do let me know.)

If you want to find any problems with the house you are buying, get these guys. I had them check…read moreout 2 beautiful houses, one checked out great, the other would have been a disaster. My realtor swears by them and i can see why.

From the owner: Providing prompt, professional Residential Real Estate appraisal services in the modalities of…read moreBankruptcy, Divorce, Estates, Market Pricing, Trusts and Tax Appeals.

Do not use this company, especially if you have a flat roof!…read more 1. The sales person told us we would not be leasing the panels, mind you had I read the contract properly I would have realized this was a lease however, i would not have even requested the contract had the sales guy been honest from the start. 2. They guarentee their work for 20 years. Well my roof was new when I bought the house 3 years ago, they complete an inspection of the roof before allowing the panels to be installed. Almost 2 years after having the panels installed, my roof leaks. They claim the roof wasn't pitched right and so the puddles caused the roof to leak and not the panels, however after having my roof inspected with the panels on, the inspector said, solar panels should not be installed directly onto a flat roof they should be on a frame. Also see below pictures of the seals that Vivint made that are clearly water pockets. They refuse to take responsibility for this. 3. A flat roof needs to be maintained every 3 years, vivint will charge to take the panels down, store them amd reinstall them in order to complete this meintenance. Bad idea!! If you are currently having similar issues I am planning to enter into a lawsuit with them and would be happy for you to join. The more the merrier.

We purchased a system. Our system was supposed to come with monitoring and guaranteed production…read more We have not gotten the monitoring that was promised. I emailed the company multiple times regarding a whole month of zero output during the peak of California summer; the company failed to respond. We also had issues with our salesperson who admitted that he could not follow through on the 220V installation because all of his assets were frozen; presumably from fraudulent conduct in his role at Vivint. I have written documentation supporting this. Based on our experiences, the securities class action lawsuit against them, and TCPA class action settlement, I am now convinced that their practices are intentionally deceptive and fraudulent. I am also considering a class action lawsuit to try to compensate for the failure of the company to meet the "sales guarantees."