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Complaint Review: CNC RAVEN Tony Taves - Phoenix Arizona
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CNC RAVEN Tony Taves
7009 South 40th Lane Phoenix, 85041 Arizona, U.S.A.
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515-459-6505
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CNC RAVEN Tony Taves stolen down payment, non-delivery, fraud, stolen Phoenix Arizona
Tony Tave as an owner of CNC Raven, offered a CNC Router 4x5 foot with 12 inch clearance, Full 3D milling of wood, Aluminum and other soft metals.
After comparing his offer with offers from other sources, I decided his was the company to go with. As with the others there was a down payment which with his company was 1/2 the full price. There was a discount for bringing back a piece of the Berlin Wall from Germany, which I was taking a vacation at. I sent the down payment, Tony said it would take a month or two. He was difficult to contact after that, the reason he said was that he was in the hospital because of a condition he had. After a conversation with him, he assured me that it would go out soon. He also offered me a sales position with his company. I would be the sales rep for the mid-west. After which there was to be no more contact. He would not return any calls or emails after this converstation. There was no return of the down payment even after many many many attempts of contacting him and leaving messages sending mail or trying to phone him. I am now in the process of getting a police report done, contacting the better business bureau, the customer protection agency in which I hope to recover the down payment or better yet get the machine purchased sent to me.
Peter
Boone, Iowa
U.S.A.
After comparing his offer with offers from other sources, I decided his was the company to go with. As with the others there was a down payment which with his company was 1/2 the full price. There was a discount for bringing back a piece of the Berlin Wall from Germany, which I was taking a vacation at. I sent the down payment, Tony said it would take a month or two. He was difficult to contact after that, the reason he said was that he was in the hospital because of a condition he had. After a conversation with him, he assured me that it would go out soon. He also offered me a sales position with his company. I would be the sales rep for the mid-west. After which there was to be no more contact. He would not return any calls or emails after this converstation. There was no return of the down payment even after many many many attempts of contacting him and leaving messages sending mail or trying to phone him. I am now in the process of getting a police report done, contacting the better business bureau, the customer protection agency in which I hope to recover the down payment or better yet get the machine purchased sent to me.
Peter
Boone, Iowa
U.S.A.
