Euston commuters stopped in their tracks
There was no escape for one ruthless rogue trader at Euston Station yesterday after he was bricked into a wall of shame by NICEIC.
There was no escape for one ruthless rogue trader at Euston Station yesterday after he was bricked into a wall of shame by NICEIC.
Thousands of commuters come together to add a brick to board in the fraud. The stunt formed part of NICEIC’s A.S.K campaign which encourages householders to check the ID of any tradesperson at their door and to shop any cowboy traders caught fraudulently misusing a trade logo.
The trade trickster arrived early morning in a part-constructed wall and was bricked in throughout the day.
NICEIC currently maintains a real life wall of shame on its website containing the names of those firms caught fraudulently claiming to be NICEIC registered.
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