What Can I Do About A Bogus "Technicien"?

What can one do about a bogus 'technician/technicien, that makes your pc worse than when you brought it in for repairs?

Not only 'down south' are they going thru elections, but we, between Alaska & the continental US are too. But my 'province' is giving Canadian-English-born residents a damned hard-time....at this point, that's the LEAST of my worries about survival!

English or French, if some knob says the following [directly copy-typed from his business card], what would you folks think?: -

QUOTE: -

IP Focus/1919 rue Centre/Mtl. Qc H3K 1J1/(514) 349-5567/Securite & Informatique/o Cablage o Ordinateurs o Reseautique o Cameras o Controle d'access o/Daniel Pellerin, technicien [email protected]

UNQUOTE.

This jack-knob had my pc mini-tower & speaker assembly for what seemed like an eternity. He has NO answering machine, and just yesterday (Oct. 2/08), he confessed to me [verbally] that he is NOT A PROFESSIONAL!!!

What gives HIM the god-given right to call himself a 'technicien/technician', when he doesn't even own a Microsoft Certification??!!!

What can I do to nail this Bogus Bad-Boy?

Any suggestions?

Pls. advise!!!

 

Well,
A few people here will read this, and spambots may have picked up the email addr you posted.
Do you have a Trading Standards officer to whom you can report this incident?

Richard

 

English Canadians existing in the 'province' of quebec, in the country of Canada has (amazingly) few rights.

But it's the non-professional knob who has the audacity to term himself as a "technicien" that's got me on the warpath!

Ideas?

R.S.V.P.