My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: Georgia and Texas
April this year we made a deal with a small business in Texas for 25k in furniture to be delivered May 26.
We used this company because there's a family member of a friend.
We paid cash via wire transfer. On the delivery day there was no calls and no delivery. After finally getting a hold of them we were able to get some furniture delivered about 30 days late. Furniture that was delivered arrived damaged, and not what we ordered.
There was about 7000 in items not delivered. Last week they sent an employee to delivery some items, again wrong items. They removed some of the items that were defective.
We have asked for a refund but they are not willing to end the contract. Do I just have to wait them out or can I sue them for a refund. Do I need to sue them in Texas
April this year we made a deal with a small business in Texas for 25k in furniture to be delivered May 26.
We used this company because there's a family member of a friend.
We paid cash via wire transfer. On the delivery day there was no calls and no delivery. After finally getting a hold of them we were able to get some furniture delivered about 30 days late. Furniture that was delivered arrived damaged, and not what we ordered.
There was about 7000 in items not delivered. Last week they sent an employee to delivery some items, again wrong items. They removed some of the items that were defective.
We have asked for a refund but they are not willing to end the contract. Do I just have to wait them out or can I sue them for a refund. Do I need to sue them in Texas
Furniture from an Out-Of-State Purchase
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