Business services in Wareham, Massachusetts, the US.

New reviews about business services in Wareham, Massachusetts

• Review of "Affiliated Professional Services" at Wareham
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  I called APS with questions about a bill that my husband received. I tried three times to reach someone. All three times I received a message that the office was closed and to call back during business hours. I called between 8:30AM and 9AM Mountain time. The office hours listed were Monday thru Thursday 8:30AM to 4:30PM Eastern time. Today is Wednesday. They should be open. It is very annoying as I'm fairly sure that my husband is being charged for something that was not done.
  By Cheryl Chavez, March 20, 2018
• Review of "Neat Lady Fishing, INC." at Wareham
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  Boat is clean. Crew are helpful. Captain is expert and know where to fish. We caught a lot lot of fish, however most were under sized. You dont have your tackle? you can rent or if you have your own you can buy a rig for 1$. sure I will go again.
  By FAD DABAD, October 29, 2017
• Review of "Rogers & Gray Insurance Agency" at Wareham
  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  I've used the Wareham office for my car insurance needs for over 10 years. They are super helpful and really nice (except for that one woman. You know who you are). Every year, we shop for the lowest price with the best coverage and they don't even make me feel like I'm being a pain about it. I now live almost two hours away and I refuse to give my business to anyone else. Go see them!
  By Kerry Bazinet, September 27, 2017
• Review of "Wareham Village Funeral Home" at Wareham
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  Our family resolved to purchase a funeral contract in advance as my Father-in-Law, was about to turn 92. My wife and I, unfamiliar with funeral homes in the Southcoast area, visited and/or telephoned several, all of which turned out to be corporately owned and managed, and individuals with whom we spoke were professional, and knowledgeable, but also intent upon "selling" us whatever combination of service(s), burial and equipment brought the most money to the home and its owners----in several cases out-of-state entities. This was NOT what we had hoped to find, so we restarted our search checking smaller, locally (preferably family owned) funeral homes in the area. I believe that Wareham Village Funeral Home was perhaps the third of this nature with whom we spoke, and from our initial call it was clear that we had found exactly what we were seeking. Director Chris Consolletti had nothing to "sell" us; rather he sat with us at considerable length, and listened to what we envisioned, and hoped to provide, for my wife's Father. Our own primary objectives were "dignity" and "affordability". Chris made several suggestions on each of those fronts; explained exactly what options he could offer; and stuck with it until in a single meeting, we had precisely the contract we wanted. He took care of establishing the Funeral Trust and explained its workings, and explained that my wife's Dad, as a WWII combat veteran, was entitled to a graveside Honor Guard ceremony, which he also arranged (We had not known this.) We explained to her Dad what we were recommending for him, and he was thoroughly pleased. The cost was to be $4000-$6000 LESS than quotes received from the corporate home chains. I will not elaborate on the service itself, which took place this past August, except to say that it was EVERYTHING we could have wished, and Chris personally presided over every activity, helping my wife with assorted forms and other responsibilities she would address as her Dad's Personal Representative. We, the entire family, and the service attendees could not possibly have been more pleased and grateful, and we would recommend Wareham Village Funeral Home and Chris Consoletti without qualification to any family seeking personal and focused attention; sound advice and suggestions; dedicated support throughout the process; attention to budget realities; and in the end, an outstanding outcome for a loved one. (Fran and Dave Miller, Shrewsbury, MA)
  By Dave Miller, September 13, 2017