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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
This is fraudulent behaviour. You should alert everyone possible, post not only your review but their reaction to it, as well as both the original warranty paper and the doctored version they signed.
As for your warranty, do you a) actually expect them to honour it if they've behaved like this or b) want them anywhere near you or your property even if they were prepared to?
Bad reviews often do have two sides to a story, but if what the original post says is true about doctoring a signed agreement after the fact, this business should not be allowed to do business. Ever.
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I'm skeptical of the story. I have yet to receive a bad review that is truthful with literally one exception.
Changing the agreement after the fact? Skeptical of that, too. If true, yes, that's a problem. Do I think a used hot tub dealer is genius level businessman with knowledge of the law? No. I can see him saying,
let's change our terms and conditions so this doesn't happen again. Was it a signed contract, though? Maybe and if it was he obviously can't do that, but sounds like OP has the proof to invalidate that if his story is 100% accurate. If so, let's see it. I don't have a problem with being wrong on that point.
I'd like to hear the other side before I tell this guy to scream it from the rooftops.