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Right there is what we call a monopoly.
You can choose to use Republic in a lot of places.
The service could only get better with WM.
Ray’s service for the last forever dropped to an all-time low and there always was a “reason” why they couldn’t …..
Who were the local owners of Rays ? Can the IBJ divulge that ?
Don Matthews
We’ve always enjoyed good service with Ray’s for a lot less than what Waste Management charged. I guess my trash bill will be going up soon.
Goodbye lower pricing. I have experienced all 3 for both business and residential. Rays was way better on price and the service was as good.
I could swear WM made an offer to our neighborhood (199 houses) within the previous year that they’d lock the prices in for a particular commitment of time and 2-3 weeks after the expiration of the offer they reneged, stating they couldn’t afford it.
Well, phooey; ‘sorry to hear this. Ray’s has a good curbside recycling program for which we pay an additional $4 per month or so. I hope WM continues that so we don’t have to take our recyclables somewhere else.
Maybe WM will refund the exorbitant fee hike that Ray’s just billed me