Evonne
Rockwall,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Wed, October 24, 2007
I LIKE HOW PEOPLE CAN MAKE UP LIES,,,BUT YET THEY NEVER~~ HAVE NOTHNG TO BACK UP THIER WORDS!!!!! WE MAKE ALL~ OF OUR CUSTOMERS SIGN A LEGALLY BINDING HEALTH GUARANTEE. Obviously legally, We DO~~ have to stand behind our Contracts,,,,BUT~ the person MUST~ Show Proof of Documentation from their Vet!!!! THESE~ People NEVER~ could send Proof of Documentation!!! So I have NOO Clue why they feel the Need to Put Us down,,when ALL~ We asked for in Return,,was for them to Stick to the Contract, & Send Us their Vet Documentation!!! BUT~ they NEVER~ Did!!!! But YET~ WE~ Are Suppost to be the Bad guys here!!?? And by the way,,,Puppies are NOT~ any different than Children,,,obviously if a Child has a Heart problem,,or any other disease,,,Do we BLAME~ the Parent???? WHY~~???? Is it their Fault??? NOOOO of course NOT!!! It is just Nature, & Life!! We are NOT~~ God,,& Never~ will be!!! But We certainly ALWAYS~ Stick to Our Contract,,,& CAN~ always Show Proof from Our Personal Vet the Wonderful Health & the Care that We give ALL~ of our beloved animals!!! DIAMOND ACRES KENNEL
Michelle
Mobile,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sun, September 02, 2007
I also was ripped off and was charged for shipping a dog that was not shipped. As a matter of fact I was charged more than It was to fly my ch. male from same state. I just don't believe persons should pay for shipping when they never recieved a shipment. I was just going to let it lay but since a web site is slandering me and I have already retained an attorney I am going for all. Anyone who thinks that you can just slander or steal peoples money. Think again this is the United States of America. I am a citizen who has a clean record for obeying laws and paying taxes. For those who think they are above the law lol. They shall see. They may not have monentary means but they have a butt that can serve time in jail.
Mary
Richardson,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, August 22, 2007
According to the above Act failure to disclose certain facts can result in damages the acts include, but are not limited to the following: 1 - Engaging in false, misleading, or decptive acts or practices in the conduct of your trade or commerce DTPA Section 17.46 2 - Causing, confusion or misunderstanding, as to the source, sponsorship, approval, or certification of goods or services, DTPA 17.46(2) 3 - Representing that goods or services have sponsorship, approval, characteristics, ingredients, uses, benefits, or quantities which they do not have DTPA 17.46(5); 4 - Failing to disclose information concerning goods or services which was known at the time of the transaction if such failure to disclose such information was intended to induce the consumer into the transaction into which the consumer would not have entered had the information been disclosed, DTPA 17.46(24); So for any of you who are considering suing - please have your attorneys reference the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act. This will be the basis of your lawsuit, your attorney's can address the damages permissible under the Act. I would think that, since the transaction took place in Texas, that will be your best bet.