I'm still keen to hear what the Attorney General has to say about this.
As long as his name isn't Harvey, it's fine.
I'm still keen to hear what the Attorney General has to say about this.
I'm sorry to hear you lost money!! I would not be happy either!! i guess to be quite honest its been about 10 years since i bought anything from them. I'm not afraid to admit I am wrong. Things change and people change. I do have good memories of dealing with John personally,but that was my expierence. Unfortunately, these things happen when a bussiness goes under. And more than likely you won't see a dime of your money back, unless he was a sole proprietor( which i seriously doubt) when he filed bankruptcy everybody loses.Um he sure did mean to screw people over. I don't care who came to his store, and I don't see how a place that small could hold a clinic. If you knew him personally, I wouldn't trust your comments anymore than I trust John. It's a business..he was in it to make money. When his business started going under because of guitar center or the internet doesn't make it right to take money from people. He should have payed his debt and given what was owed to people and closed his doors and declare bankruptcy. I don't care if he was good to others. He sure as hell wasn't good to me and others like myself. I feel worse for others in which they are out thousands of dollars. My loss isn't as great as others are. I could care less about mom and pop shops or small family business. Most small family business's don't care about having a bigger business or helping others. They only care about one thing, and that's making money for themselves. Mom and Pop should have done their homework and realize that society doesn't improve by taking from others without contributing. I'm not saying places like Guitar Center are any better. People are in business to do one thing, make money. It's really simple. They have something you want and they sell it to you for a price in which they make a profit. What John did was not ethical and breaks down what is already a fragile society. This stuff happens all the time. Business's will close their doors and sometimes open up something else with a new name. It's always safer to purchase things from larger companies that don't have as much a chance of going under, and always making sure you have substantial documentation of your purchase in case of the event that a large corporation does go under. Purchasing from him was my mistake. I didn't see the warnings. I didn't check out the business enough. His receipts over the internet aren't really receipts. It's just their store invoice. I should have known better on that one. I haven't given up on getting my money back somehow. This is still very new. There are others that have thousands lost and they are more pissed than I am. I already don't trust people very well. This makes me trust people even less.
I'm sorry to hear you lost money!! I would not be happy either!! i guess to be quite honest its been about 10 years since i bought anything from them. I'm not afraid to admit I am wrong. Things change and people change. I do have good memories of dealing with John personally,but that was my expierence. Unfortunately, these things happen when a bussiness goes under. And more than likely you won't see a dime of your money back, unless he was a sole proprietor( which i seriously doubt) when he filed bankruptcy everybody loses.
Well he didn't file for bankruptcy, and he was the sole proprietor. Maybe there was a time that John was upright. There is actually a lot of material out now about business ethics and corruption within the U.S. and abroad. Alot has to do with the 3 legs of society and when one leg fails the rest will fall. I may not see my money again, but John will have to answer for it in hell.
That stinks..................just when you thought the economy was recovering.