Laurel Mountain Mustang deadbeat Ruffsdale Pennsylvania

On Sept 4, 2014 I ordered a car part for my 1968 Mustang from Laurel Mountain Mustang through the internet.  Later that same day, my son informed me that he had already order the same part several months ago for my upcoming birthday.   

 The following day, Sept 5, 2015, I called Laurel Mountain Mustang and explained the circumstances along with requesting an order cancellation.  They told me that this would not be a problem since the order had not been shipped.  I also informed them to have the purchased amount credited back to my debit card and did not wish any kind of an instore credit.  Again, they said no problem that a credit would be forthcoming.  

After about a week, I visited my bank account on line and discovered the credit had not been applied.  In calling Laurel Mountain Mustang, the owner Kevin, stated that it was overlooked and the amount will soon be applied to my debit card..  After several days, again I noticed no credit to my bank account.   In calling, Kevin stated that the amount was mistakenly placed as an instore credit and that he will take corrective action.

Afer a week still no credit. In calling the person, not Kevin, said it will be applied at the end of the week.  After a week, still no credit.  In subsequent calls I just receive a recorded message stating their business hours.  I called over a dozen times during their business hours with the same message. I have come to realize this man is con artist, a user, a dealer off the bottom of the deck. 

 In closing, I wish to state that I have met some of the most interesting, honest and generous people in the car restoration hobby.  I have been involved in this activity for thirty years and have dealt with people from Florida to California and in Canada.  We all have a love of our hobby and there is just an unbelievable comradery and trust amongst car nuts.   Then all of a sudden along comes this parasite that crawls out from under his rock and bring us to the reality that our common trust and integrity in our dealings can be invaded.  The Internet has been a wonderful communications tool but apparently it also has the capacity to bring out undesirable and unwanted elements.