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Couple loses £14,000 to cowboy builder who abandoned renovation work

Victims report being exploited by a contractor who disappeared during a home renovation project.

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A couple has lost £14,000 after hiring a builder who abandoned their home renovation work and disappeared, according to BBC Business. The incident is part of a broader pattern of complaints from people who say they have been exploited by unqualified or unscrupulous contractors, commonly referred to as "cowboy builders."

Victims described the experience as leaving them "scarred for life." The case highlights ongoing concerns about consumer protection in the construction industry and the risks faced by homeowners when hiring contractors without proper vetting or formal agreements.

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