Jimmytwoshoes
Charlotte,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, June 12, 2009
I have been looking for a certain type of rough lumber and was recommended to Internet Lumber by a friend who says he's always had a good experience with the company, being a large-quantity academic buyer (and also unaware that they'd gone out of business). I came across this post (ripped-off in N.M.) and, enjoying a thorough internet research, noticed that although Canterbury Flooring claims no relationship to the now defunct Internet Lumber they register the same physical location, 192 Industrial Drive, Mocksville, NC. Add to this odd coincidence that Canterbury is trying to rectify problems with ripped-off customers, albeit with the bank's money, I really doubt these are 2 separate entities. Buyer beware, especially in these times and over the internet.
Jimmytwoshoes
Charlotte,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, June 12, 2009
I have been looking for a certain type of rough lumber and was recommended to Internet Lumber by a friend who says he's always had a good experience with the company, being a large-quantity academic buyer (and also unaware that they'd gone out of business). I came across this post (ripped-off in N.M.) and, enjoying a thorough internet research, noticed that although Canterbury Flooring claims no relationship to the now defunct Internet Lumber they register the same physical location, 192 Industrial Drive, Mocksville, NC. Add to this odd coincidence that Canterbury is trying to rectify problems with ripped-off customers, albeit with the bank's money, I really doubt these are 2 separate entities. Buyer beware, especially in these times and over the internet.
Jimmytwoshoes
Charlotte,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, June 12, 2009
I have been looking for a certain type of rough lumber and was recommended to Internet Lumber by a friend who says he's always had a good experience with the company, being a large-quantity academic buyer (and also unaware that they'd gone out of business). I came across this post (ripped-off in N.M.) and, enjoying a thorough internet research, noticed that although Canterbury Flooring claims no relationship to the now defunct Internet Lumber they register the same physical location, 192 Industrial Drive, Mocksville, NC. Add to this odd coincidence that Canterbury is trying to rectify problems with ripped-off customers, albeit with the bank's money, I really doubt these are 2 separate entities. Buyer beware, especially in these times and over the internet.
Jimmytwoshoes
Charlotte,#5Consumer Comment
Fri, June 12, 2009
I have been looking for a certain type of rough lumber and was recommended to Internet Lumber by a friend who says he's always had a good experience with the company, being a large-quantity academic buyer (and also unaware that they'd gone out of business). I came across this post (ripped-off in N.M.) and, enjoying a thorough internet research, noticed that although Canterbury Flooring claims no relationship to the now defunct Internet Lumber they register the same physical location, 192 Industrial Drive, Mocksville, NC. Add to this odd coincidence that Canterbury is trying to rectify problems with ripped-off customers, albeit with the bank's money, I really doubt these are 2 separate entities. Buyer beware, especially in these times and over the internet.
Rh
Pecos,#6Author of original report
Thu, April 16, 2009
Mr Little contacted me and advised me on how to get my money back. Since I used a debit card, my transaction should be insured. He also explained that Canterbury and Internet Lumber while having several investors in common are not connected in anyway - that they are two separate companies and that to advise people through this venue to not buy from Canterbury Flooring is unfair. Mr Little further explained that for those people who purchased flooring from Internet Lumber: 'We are trying to help them either get their money back through their credit card companies or if they paid by check or wire transfer, we are honoring their purchases even though we are not going to get paid to run their floors' 'We are trying to uphold our reputation in these difficult times. We are going above and beyond to help customers left in limbo by InternetLumber's closing and to suggest otherwise is a true misrepresentation of the facts.'