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Vi har nu kæmpet i over 5 måneder med at få udbetalt penge til at få plantet en hæk som en af deres kunder har påkørt. Det har stort set være umuligt at komme i kontakt med dem, da vi endelig fik en mail fra dem, og har godkendt det tilbud de har sendt, venter vi stadig på at få udbetalt pengene. Undervejs har de forsøgt at få lavet en faktura på et andet beløbene end det de vil betale, hvilket vi har afvist.
Forfærdelig oplevelse med Sedgwick over en periode på 6 måneder, hvor de ikke vurderer den sag man anmelder men mere leder efter den de kan afvise. Derudover svarer de ekstremt langsomt og skal rykkes ugentligt. Virkelig kritisabelt.
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