What is the name of your state?[/FONT]What is the name of your state? Virginia
A couple months ago I purchased a recliner from a local furniture store that was holding a sample liquidation sale. Due to inventory limits, the recliner I purchased had to be delivered to me from another store. When I received the chair it wasn't either the right style or even close to the fabric color we paid $200 for. I spoke with the salesperson and the owner/manager to no avail. The store claimed it had made it clear that all sales were final and there would be no returns. After I delivered the chair back to the local store and met with the owner one last time, he gave me a store credit... not my cash. I don't want to ever give this company my biz again! Over the last few weeks I've taped a hand-written letter on the store's large front window or front door that pretty much says: In my opinion this store's service and sales policy stinks! Buyer be ware! The first week my note stayed up on their main window for a few days. I got a call from the store owner yesterday saying he knows I've been leaving the nasty notes and he's going to sue me for libel, slander, business or personal defamation. I didn't admit writing them. I've got to say the letters made me feel better and his store deserves the hit, but if he can prove I wrote them, does he have a case?
A couple months ago I purchased a recliner from a local furniture store that was holding a sample liquidation sale. Due to inventory limits, the recliner I purchased had to be delivered to me from another store. When I received the chair it wasn't either the right style or even close to the fabric color we paid $200 for. I spoke with the salesperson and the owner/manager to no avail. The store claimed it had made it clear that all sales were final and there would be no returns. After I delivered the chair back to the local store and met with the owner one last time, he gave me a store credit... not my cash. I don't want to ever give this company my biz again! Over the last few weeks I've taped a hand-written letter on the store's large front window or front door that pretty much says: In my opinion this store's service and sales policy stinks! Buyer be ware! The first week my note stayed up on their main window for a few days. I got a call from the store owner yesterday saying he knows I've been leaving the nasty notes and he's going to sue me for libel, slander, business or personal defamation. I didn't admit writing them. I've got to say the letters made me feel better and his store deserves the hit, but if he can prove I wrote them, does he have a case?