Shon A.

BEWARE!
Recently, I overheard conversations about transactions at #CarolinaForestVacuumAndSewing, and the details left me deeply disheartened. A friend was promised a PR680W Brother embroidery machine complete with a stand. But post-purchase, the stand was conveniently "redefined" as a "cap frame"—a term unheard of in the embroidery world. This isn't just a mere oversight; it's misleading.

I was the caller for my friend that actually asked all of the questions and the dealer specifically told me that she would get a stand as I asked specifically, if the stand was in his package as it was in the package we were looking at in Texas. My friend really wanted this machine. I am so mad because I called this dealer asked all the questions and he still was not truthful to her. The package came with the stand there is NO dealer that has been in business this long that would confuse a cap frame with a stand. NO ONE!

The trust consumers place in local businesses is crucial, especially when making significant investments. Yet, here, promises were broken and terms were manipulated post-agreement. It's concerning that customers are left navigating such inconsistencies and facing potential breaches of contract and false advertising, which are serious issues under South Carolina law.

Future buyers, tread cautiously. Ensure every detail is well-documented and clarified. The excitement of a new purchase shouldn't be shadowed by avoidable disputes. #BuyerBeware #BrokenPromises #SupportEthicalBusinessNote