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Complaint Review: Fresh Pop Inc. Owner Mitch Yurchak - Calgary, Alberta Alberta
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Fresh Pop Inc. Owner Mitch Yurchak
4300-26 Street N.E.. Calgary, Alberta, T1Y7H7 Alberta, Canada
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403-252-9800
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Fresh Pop. Owner Mitch Yurchak Fresh Pop Owner Mitch Yurchak ripoff me and the Insurance Company off with a faulty Hot Air Popcorn machine Calgary Alberta Canada
In June of 2001 I purchased my first Hot Air Popcorn from Fresh Pop a company calling itself Protec Manufacturing Inc. that I got from the Internet in Calgary, Alberta Canada. At first for the first 2 or 3 weeks the machine seems to be running ok with minor problems. After that the machine broke down 2 or 3 times a week.
I had this machine at one of our local malls the management team were very supportive and happy for the machine to be there. The machine had a bottle neck part that I wasn't warn about which they called the "Generation Popper". This part would break down so often and at one time the company had sent me me 4 or 5 or these things to no avail. After servicing this machine one day just before Christmas the mall called and said the machine had bured. If I had been told the Generator Popper were that fragile and sold for $92.00 American dollars I would not have purchased this machine. I was promise to get at least 5,000 vends per popper. I never go no more than a couple hundreds.
If anyone thinking of purchasing this machine from the internet please don't it is junk, but very expensive. I got a attorney from Calgary and he tried to recoup my money, I paid him $350.00 and I would have had to fly to Canada and I just didn't have the money to keep putting into the Popcorn machine.
Lucille
Lathrup Village, Michigan
U.S.A.
I had this machine at one of our local malls the management team were very supportive and happy for the machine to be there. The machine had a bottle neck part that I wasn't warn about which they called the "Generation Popper". This part would break down so often and at one time the company had sent me me 4 or 5 or these things to no avail. After servicing this machine one day just before Christmas the mall called and said the machine had bured. If I had been told the Generator Popper were that fragile and sold for $92.00 American dollars I would not have purchased this machine. I was promise to get at least 5,000 vends per popper. I never go no more than a couple hundreds.
If anyone thinking of purchasing this machine from the internet please don't it is junk, but very expensive. I got a attorney from Calgary and he tried to recoup my money, I paid him $350.00 and I would have had to fly to Canada and I just didn't have the money to keep putting into the Popcorn machine.
Lucille
Lathrup Village, Michigan
U.S.A.
