The Checklist You Need to Make Your Warning Impossible to Ignore.

DisputeVoice is built for one thing: turning what happened to you into a single, clear, searchable warning report that shows up on page one in search.

Think of it as Google Reviews, Facebook Groups, Nextdoor & Reddit on steroids. Instead of getting buried under new posts. DisputeVoice stays on top, warning the public 24/7.

What further sets DisputeVoice apart is that your warning report is grounded in real evidence, not just vague complaints.

Use this checklist to organize and gather the documents, messages, and screenshots that chronicle what they did to you, so your warning is clear, credible, and easy for others to trust.  https://disputevoice.com

• Something showing what was promised (contract, estimate, messages),
• Something showing what you paid, and
• Something showing what went wrong (photos, messages, inspector/contractor opinion).

Reminder: You do not need every item listed below.

✅ Core Documents (Most Helpful)

[ ] Signed contract or work agreement
[ ] Written estimate/proposal/bid
[ ] Any change orders or add-on agreements
[ ] Warranty or guarantee documents
[ ] Contractor’s business card, website printout, or ad you responded to

💵 Payments & Money Trail

[ ] Invoices and receipts from the contractor
[ ] Bank / credit-card statements showing payments
[ ] Canceled checks or check images
[ ] Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, or other payment screenshots
[ ] Financing / loan documents (if you financed the project)
[ ] Any refund or partial refund documentation

📱 Messages & Communications

[ ] Text messages with the contractor (screenshots or exports)
[ ] Emails to/from the contractor
[ ] Messages through apps (Facebook, WhatsApp, Thumbtack, Angi, etc.)
[ ] Voicemail recordings or voicemail transcriptions
[ ] Written promises about timelines, scope, or “I’ll be there on…”

🏚 Photos & Video of the Project

[ ] “Before” photos of your home or project area
[ ] “During” photos showing work in progress
[ ] “After” photos showing unfinished, poor, or damaged work
[ ] Photos or videos of safety issues (exposed wires, leaks, etc.)
[ ] Photos of materials delivered (or promised but missing)

📄 Project & Permit Records

[ ] Copies or screenshots of permits (if any)
[ ] City or county permit lookup results (if you checked and found no permit)
[ ] Inspection reports or correction notices
[ ] Signed walkthrough notes or punch lists
[ ] Any schedule or timeline the contractor provided

👥 Other People & Professional Opinions

[ ] Written estimates from a new contractor to fix or finish the job
[ ] Written opinion that previous work is unsafe, not to code, or must be redone
[ ] Home inspector’s report
[ ] Statements from neighbors or witnesses (even simple emails/texts)

🗓 Your Own Notes & Timeline

[ ] A simple date list: when you hired them, when they started, when they stopped
[ ] Notes of missed appointments / “no-shows”
[ ] Notes of key conversations (“On April 12, he promised to finish by Friday…”)

ℹ️ Extra Helpful Items (Nice, But Not Required)

[ ] Screenshots of the contractor’s online reviews or ads that influenced you
[ ] Social media posts or messages from the contractor
[ ] Any complaints already filed (BBB, attorney general, licensing board, etc.)
[ ] Police report or insurance claim (if one exists)