Jason Adams purchased a laptop and spent 2 months unable to make up his mind if he wanted to keep it or not. After much ado, he decides to keep the laptop. Then spends 2 weeks being not available to pay for the laptop. Then asks me can he pay $100.00 a week which is not acceptable to me. Then tells me he has to get his personal data off the laptop which takes very little time but took him hours until his store closed. The very next day (today) he tells me I can't get my laptop until Monday; again not acceptable. Now tells me I can't have the laptop. This guy apparently has a problem and common opinion is he's attempting to tire everyone out and end up with a free laptop. Surprise! As soon as I'm done typing this report, I'm on my way to the courthouse to sue him in civil court. He will end up paying not only for the laptop but the $200.00 it's going to cost me to file the suit, plus damages as I've had 2 buyers for that laptop over the past 2 weeks but held them off based on his decision to pay for it.
This is very poor business ethics, much like doing business with James Kiger, another thief I've had to deal with along with them. Today it stops.
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