National Motor Museum Mint
Www.motoemint.com seems like a rip-off

On thursday January 17th I went to a web sight that sold die-cast cars/truck collectibles. My husband pick the ones he wanted to order then ask me to order them for him. I checked and it was a secure sight before giving my credit card number, they had been in bussiness since 1988. But when I was just reading to push the submitted button to order I saw the truck my husband was to get free (when ordering $50 or more was charged regular price) I stop to change the order. I couldn't go back to change the order nor go into to cancel my credit card information. So I went searching for service email and found one but had trouble sending it as my inbox said that email wouldn't except it. The next day I did get a email to my surprise from them stating if I had question to contact this email and I did but have got no answer. But when I try to bring up there web page to sign in I got... This page can not be found. What can I do? I have order online before and had no trouble. I have never had this happen to me and I really don't know what to do. Can you help me in the step I must take to see is they are who they say they are and really are a legal company. I would appreciate all your help as I know no where else to go!

Lucinda Matousek
McCool Junction Nebraska

Company: National Motor Museum Mint
Country: USA
State: Connecticut
City: Norwalk
Address: Dept. web-2001. 1 Eversley Ave

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