I'd accept prior poster in firmly suggesting you discover another piano mover.
I appointed David Webster at Transfer-a-Piano.com to move my violin into storage at their Okla website, after which to become transferred later to my house in Utah.
It's a C1 Yamaha Mark IV. It had been transferred without any problem. Nevertheless, while I had been offshore I acquired a note from Donald declaring my violin have been inadvertently positioned on a vehicle going west and might I have the ability to consider shipping. I had been astonished to express minimal. I called him and discovered his organization was losing sight of company – and he was looking to get all pianos out-of his storage device.
Our violin was shipped – but my table was lacking. It included the palm-device for that Tag IV and many additional products. I named Brian and was informed they'd search for it. A couple weeks passed and nothing happened. I called again – however now he’s not addressing the telephone. I keep messages – Nothing. I actually do have the ability to get him about the telephone again three months before, and since that time he'll not return my calls.
I paid for storage until Feb, but he explained he didn't possess the cash to re-pay me for this overage. He also will not supply me using the insurance info and so I may document a state.) Paid $200 for this insurance, but my guess is it had been never settled towards the insurance business.
Our table may be worth $400 – the handheld device charges $1,200 to displace. As a whole I'm about the catch for over 2K since I respected the corporation which guy to complete their work. This isn't a subject of view. They DROPPED these things and WOn't assist me recover them or even the resources required to displace. Mark Webster will not answer his telephone – a note today declaring ‘Piano Central.’ I suppose after I call today he is able to observe my amount on his callerid.
I've submitted a legal problem using the Tulsa PD when I think the cash held for that insurance and him not supplying that data comprises like a ‘scam.’
Nevertheless, it appears today he's out-of company, but when you begin to see the title David Webster having something related to pianos – I'd steer clear. He's the toughest type of entrepreneur – somebody who requires no responsibility due to their activities.
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