GM
GET METAL
Unclaimed Business
GM
GET METAL
Unclaimed Business
1 Reviews (last 12 months)
Does not respond to reviews
Performance(last 12 months):
TrustIndex
0
Ranking
#3
in Construction & Hardware
NPS Score
0
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
1|1 Reviews
Jun '25 - May '26
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Dixon S
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
11 Jan 2026, 07:17
Andre Bishop Get Metal Director
Mr Andrew Bishop, Director of Get Metal, is currently in possession of my solar equipment valued at over 58k and has refused to make payment. He has also bloccked me, making it impossible to communicate with him and resolve this matter directly. I acknowledge that, during our attempt to install the panels, my team caused damage to the roof. However, this does not give Mr Bishop the right to withhold equipment that does not belong to him. i took responsibility and offered to return with another team to repair the roof but he refused. What makes the situation more serious is that Andrew is fully aware that the equipment was supp**** to me on credit and that the supplier is now demanding payment. By refusing to communicate and withholding the equipment, he has placed me in debts. I am not here to damage his reputation. I am simply requesting for the payment so i can settle the owner. Kindly Dixon
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Dixon S
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
11 Jan 2026, 07:17
Andre Bishop Get Metal Director
Mr Andrew Bishop, Director of Get Metal, is currently in possession of my solar equipment valued at over 58k and has refused to make payment. He has also bloccked me, making it impossible to communicate with him and resolve this matter directly. I acknowledge that, during our attempt to install the panels, my team caused damage to the roof. However, this does not give Mr Bishop the right to withhold equipment that does not belong to him. i took responsibility and offered to return with another team to repair the roof but he refused. What makes the situation more serious is that Andrew is fully aware that the equipment was supp**** to me on credit and that the supplier is now demanding payment. By refusing to communicate and withholding the equipment, he has placed me in debts. I am not here to damage his reputation. I am simply requesting for the payment so i can settle the owner. Kindly Dixon
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