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Archdale,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Fri, May 31, 2013
This lady was a real nut case, I seriously mean it. To begin with, Mrs. MaryAnn (I won’t use her last name) wrote the first check on a “closed account” from Bank of America. And yes we did go to her house because she would not answer the phone. When we got there, she had a note on the door saying; go away I don’t want any more furniture. So we called the police. The police told MaryAnn she had two choices. Write a good check on an open account or she would be charged with writing a bad check by our company etc. We asked the police to let us pick up our furniture but MaryAnn insisted she wanted to keep the bed room suite, a Vaughan Bassett. She had disposed of her old one by having the neighbor boys throw it in a dumpster. It was a new neighborhood and dumpsters were about. She tried to tell the police that we took her old suite. But the police verified that also was not true by her neighbors. So under protest, we accepted another check from MaryAnn. (It’s not hard to see through this, she had cash for us but the police made her write us another check, yea ok.) Anyway, the second check was not sufficient and we filed charges on MaryAnn. Once the court date came around, MaryAnn asked us through a detective to come back to Connecticut and pick up the furniture in question. We did not trust anything she said based on our experience with her. We declined, it was not worth the drive to Connecticut and the furniture was used at that point. We never showed up for court. Not sure what happened, I imagine the case was dropped. Anyway, I can tell you this is a false claim and not true. Furthermore, the truth is recorded on or about October 18, 2008 in the police and court records of Waterbury, Connecticut.