On November 11, I made a $50.00 cash deposit on a set of 2 rings one is an engagement ring and the other a wedding band ring, which was minus from the total of $220.00 and it equal to $190.00. On the 18th of November I place another $50.00 cash on the rings which left a balance of $140.00. Then on the 26th of November I made an other deposit for $60.00 this time and the person who took the deposit showed me the rings and they were not the rings that I wanted, to my knowledge these rings were worth $37.00 because I bought them before online for that price. I will also send an e-mail to Immigrations about this activity, also all the news net works. This lady's set rings I'm buying is for my wife and I's anniversary on December 11. It's a shame that a jewelry store would take advantage of there customers. I don't speak there language until now I understand very little conversation that the owner of the jewelry store and his customers were saying. Every time I went to the store someone was complain about how they got rip-off. Now am standing up for my rights as a customer and I want the rings that I paid for. I have the hand writing receipt as an attachment with this e-mail. Thank you for reading my complaint. PS: Please do what you supposed to do with matters like this. Sincerely yours, Patrick Filippi
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