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>How does refusing to honor licenses from other states have anything to do with "seriousness"? Whether or not to do reciprocal licensing is a political questio
by cool_dude85 4y ago
>How does refusing to honor licenses from other states have anything to do with "seriousness"?
Whether or not to do reciprocal licensing is a political question. Having chosen not to allow it, I'm glad that Florida is actually enforcing the law against unlicensed contractors instead of looking the other way.
- causality0 4y agoAgain, what the hell do the activities of a contractor licensed by another state have to do with your family being scammed? Because so far the answer is "diddly-squat" and your unfortunate situation is completely irrelevant to this issue.
- cool_dude85 4y agoWell, first, licensure imposes a risk on pulling this cut and run game. Namely, your license could easily be revoked by the same authorities who granted it in the same state the act took place in. Second, bonding requirements would have given us a sum of money from which we could have recovered what we lost. Again, money in Florida, for us to go after in Florida courts for the scam that took place in Florida. Any promises about whether a judgment in Tampa would allow potential victims to get ahold of this guy's money in Texas? Or whether his pulling a scam like this would cause his license to be revoked there?
- causality0 4y agoAny promises about whether a judgment in Tampa would allow potential victims to get ahold of this guy's money in Texas? Yes. Or whether his pulling a scam like this would cause his license to be revoked there? Yes it would.