Do you occasionally hire home service contractors to deliver on special projects at your home? How have they performed? Whether perfectly or otherwise, if you're a homeowner in the US, or close to being one, this exclusively personal anti-fraud guide can enable you to sharply enhance your hiring acumen. Do it even better.

Most importantly, if you haven't experienced identity theft by an individual or company in the field of neighborhood home contracting, this brief consumer protection exposé can be helpful fortifying your defenses against being conned into this type of catastrophe. Stay sharp.

* This revealing self-help guide is also useful for new homeowners and for those who aspire to also own their own home one day.

Special Note: The ‘Homeowners True Blue Series’ is a classic collection of eight salvaged transcripts out of roughly 54 others which were used for virtual podcasts the author produced prior to 2020. These were edited in recent times because of grammatic, spacing, punctuation, and structural errors, then re-published. Most importantly, each transcript offers a historical insight into how and why bad contractors were able to finagle private households. However, in the present moment, the same rogue practices are used by dishonest contracting entities and individuals today. Aside from critical advice offered, you'll vicariously experience some home improvement tragedies of others [sourced] which you'll possibly never imagine could happen. Finally, it is hoped what you're exposed to via this ‘Homeowners True Blue Series’ will inspire you to start making changes in the approach to hiring unvalidated contracting entities and individuals on a whim.’