Joe
Austin,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, January 21, 2009
I think that the Nieman Marcus Corporate counsel would be extremely interesting to know that some scam shop was attempting to impersonate them and scam people by pretending to be their store. In fact, I could contact their SECURITY DIRECTOR and tell them about what happened to you and be sure to mention that it is easy to confuse their name for the Neiman Marcus name and you think they are claiming that they are part of the Neiman Marcus merchandising group. THAT SHOULD SOLVE THE PROBLEM AND PUT THE SCAMMSTERS OUT OF BUSINESS. And this brings up another point. RIP OFFS LIKE THIS ONE ARE WHY I REFUSE TO DO BUSINESS WITH INTERNET MERCHANTS. I WANT TO SEE WHAT I BUY, PAY FOR IT IN CASH AT A LOCAL MERCHANT AND LEAVE KNOWING THAT I GOT WHAT I PAID FOR. IT IS TOO EASY TO GET RIPPED OFF OTHERWISE. IF YOU CAN'T PAY CASH, YOU REALLY CAN'T AFFORD IT.