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Can someone please enlighten me why I am finding it so difficult to get some one to fix my window cords. I have tried 3 people now and noone gets back to me. I had made an appointment with one who then failed to get back to me, I then called another who then failed to get back to me, the first one I got as far as paying a deposit but they deemed the job so unimportant that it never got done.


Now I am not talking about 1 little cord here, it's 6 windows!!!! So for everyone out there who is worrying about their jobs or who may have been made redundant it looks like there may still be some jobs out there worth having.


Oh and by the way if anyone knows of anyone else then please let me know.


Thank-you

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