The fitter, when he had finished the job and who had seemed to do a good job fitting the shutters, demanded that I pay the remaining payment on his tablet. He had also said that I should not touch the shutters for two days. I, therefore, asked him if I could wait two days before paying the rest and pay by online bank transfer, which I had done for the deposit several months earlier. The fitter flatly refused and threatened that he would not leave my premises without receiving my payment on his tablet. The fitter claimed that this was Hilarys policy and not his. I not only felt very insecure entering my sensitive credit card details on his device, but his threat that he would not leave my property made me feel physically insecure. I, therefore had no choice but to pay up, knowing that I would not know for 2 days whether the shutters were satisfactorily fitted or not. If this is ndeed the policy of Hilary, then shame on them for making the fitter treat me in this manner. Like any respectable company, they should not be demanding full payment in this manner via their fitters. They should allow customers a few days to pay up. After all, I am sure they have legal means to get their customers to pay up.