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Art Dealers

Electric Art

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  • Anthony T

    Date: 02/19/2024

    please read all of this, do not get taken by this con man
    I call up and spoke to the owner of Electric art gallery and he was so unprofessional. When he answered the phone he didn't even say hello, or who he was. He just said what do you want . I had to ask him if this was electric art gallery. He then said yes. I told him I needed a power adaptor for a old electric art picture that I have. He told me what I needed and to put the order in and it will take a few days to be mailed out to me. After a week I still did not get a email or a call to see if the order was even taking. I called him up on the phone, once again. He answered the phone again in a rude way . I asked him about the order. He told me he wasn't able to put the order in because he was on vacation for a week or two. I Then told him to forget it I do not need it no more. He then said that he will still charge me and ship it anyway. I told him to cancel the order it was not even placed yet and I will not accept it no more. He starting getting very rude and short tempered and told me too bad he is going to put the order in anyway and send it to me now. Just to let you know, I call him for this about 3 1/2 weeks ago to place the order and after a week I call him to cancel it, being that it was never placed , and today , about a week and a half later , he put the order in against my will behind my back and charged my card today after I told him not too do that about a week and a half ago. This is a person who is horrible at business also a con. I tried to ask him a question about the volts for the picture and he would not even help me or let me know what the volts should be . He just want to sell me a $7.00 power adaptor for $29.00 . I should of not even spoken to him from the way he answers the phone for his business . Very unprofessional and if you ask me he is a criminal too for charging my card behind my back after I told him not to.

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