The document provides information on whether a council permit is needed for skip bin placement, advising that it's preferable to place bins on private property to avoid permits. It also outlines how the Compare Skip Bins rating system works, including the process for downgrading ratings due to poor customer feedback. Additionally, it clarifies that Compare Skip Bins does not mediate disputes between customers and hire companies.

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2. Do you need a Council permit?
o The bin company will contact you if you do,
however it is always preferable if the bin is
placed on private property to avoid the need to
get a permit.
Check with your local council to see if they
require that you apply for a permit to place the
bin on public property such as footpaths.

3. How does the Compare skip
Bins rating system work?
• when there is a downgrade to skip hire
companies rating they will lose 1% that will be
returned in 28 days.
• When Compare skip Bins receives poor
feedback from a paid customer, we consult with
the skip hire company to discuss the feedback
with them and ensure the complaint is genuine.

4. • If there are inconsistencies or unrealistic
expectations, Compares kip Bins will not
list a downgrade unless there is a definite
case of poor customer service.
• Compare skip Bins does not mediate or
help to resolve any issues
between the skip hire company
and the customer.

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