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Excellent Joiner/Carpenter Recommended


DaisyB

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I would like to recommend Ronald Rudloff. He is an excellent joiner who specialises in kithens, alcove units, wardrobes and flooring. We have recently renovated our house and he did an excellent job on all of the above for us.


He is very helpful and has lots of idea about design. He does a lot of the work in his workshop so there is a minimum amount of disruption and when he came and fitted the kitchen etc he was very quick and efficient.


We are very pleased with him and would recommend him to anyone. You can get in touch with him via his website

www.ronaldrudloff.co.uk or call him on 07941622530

This has all the hallmarks of a phony recommendation.


"Daisy B" registers on the forum today to recommend Ronald Rudloff


Last year, "Daisy66" registered on the EDF and has posted 3 times. Each post a glowing recommendation for Ronald Rudloff.


Coincidence? I doubt it.


Users of the EDF need to wise up to fake recommendations.

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