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Poonams by Design LLC! As a employee @ Poonams By Design LLC have cameras that pick up audio and they listen to you in the showroom!!! Yep, they have even said they do in meetings! Not only are you surveilled in office but outside as well, owners husband Everette Moore Denver Police Detective & alcoholic sits in his car in the parking lot and will call you if he sees you leaving. Unfair compensation, zero incentive to work. Work in a showroom and make 0% commission (yep they bought it off wayfair) 0 paid sick days? Not legal. Overall the worst work experience I have ever had. Not even a real break room to have a lunch just a storage room, mop bucket, and a microwave. Seriously. PPP loan questionable

She over charged us for contractor work, was unable to provide invoices for the contract work despite multiple requests, and then added a 20% commission for herself on top of the inflated charges. We recently replaced a broken piece of glass that she had cut for us to protect a piece of furniture. She originally charged us $350 plus commission (20%) for the glass to total $420 plus tax on our final bill with her. Total cost to replace the same glass (several years later…after inflation) from the same source was $150. Additionally, I had over 150 emails from her and her employees throughout the course of the decorating process that consisted of a single room. The project took 5 months. And the wall of bookshelves in the room still looked terrible after she ‘arranged them.’ It was insane. Also attempted to charge me $125 for the service of hammering 5 nails in to the wall of the room. Plus commission and tax, of course. She seems to have found a way to hide negative reviews, as I was able to find some on less popular websites but not in google or yelp. Beware If you are looking for a low-level designer who uses Pottery Barn and Wayfair pictures to decorate her website, look no further, but, plan to pay premium prices- hire Pam! She failed 24 inspections. She only came to our home when the cameras were rolling. She does not go above and beyond and has some really off ideas. Also, if you want a Mid-Century home remodeled don’t go there as she has never heard that. AWFUL! My family worked with Pam a few years ago and it was terrible. She went way over budget and then sued us because we couldn’t pay her for the amount she went over. It was a very very terrible experience. We’ve had such a disappointing experience with Pam. We spent more than $500,000 with her on a remodel that was supposed to last four months and went on for over a year. She is happy to take your money – but if something breaks – even during the warranty period, she will point fingers and refuse to take accountability for her poor work product. She installed these granite counter tops on our outdoor fire pit, which cracked in half and she refuses to replace them. Granite is NOT supposed to crack in half! Most of her subs that worked on our project refuse to work with her anymore due to her lack of care for clients and lack of project management skills. BEWARE!

Subject: Request for Home Improvement Assistance

Dear HGTV Network,

I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to you today with a sincere plea for help in renovating our beloved home, which is nearly 70 years old. We are huge fans of your network and have witnessed the transformative power of home improvement projects showcased on HGTV. It is with this hope that we reach out to you, seeking assistance to improve our property.

Our home, located in the Whites Creek area of Nashville, Tennessee, is in dire need of various upgrades and renovations. Unfortunately, we are currently facing financial constraints that make it difficult for us to afford these necessary improvements. Our dream is to find a contractor who can help us revitalize our home, and we are willing to participate actively by contributing sweat equity.

Our house spans approximately 1500 square feet and consists of three bedrooms and a single small bathroom. Our primary objective is to extend the living area into an open-concept layout, creating a more spacious and modern atmosphere. As we are only a short ten-minute drive from downtown Nashville, we believe our project would be of interest to viewers in the area and beyond.

We would be extremely grateful if HGTV would consider showcasing our house on your network. We believe that by featuring our renovation journey, we can inspire other homeowners facing similar challenges and demonstrate the transformative power of home improvement. Furthermore, any advice or guidance you could provide us would be greatly appreciated.

In order to provide you with a better understanding of our home’s current condition, we are more than willing to share photographs and additional details in a follow-up email or through any preferred means of communication.

Thank you for taking the time to consider our request. We eagerly await your response and any advice or assistance you may offer. We are truly excited about the opportunity to work with HGTV and embark on a transformative journey to create the home of our dreams.

Yours sincerely,