Take legal action $700 down the drain is no joke.

002 wrote This is why you never buy anything used before seeing it work. It's always buyer beware.

In this case you have a couple options. You can simply let it go, or you can try to get your money back.

You have the guys phone number, barrow a family members phone and call this guy saying you are detective _______ with the BBB investigating a complaint on reports of a non working appliance sold as working. Give them the customers info and the time and date that they did the install and ask for their side of the story. Of course never let them know that you are the actual customer, but imply that the customer wants to bring up legal action, then after a couple hours try to call them from your phone.

Does the fridge have an ice maker / water spout? If it does, is water coming out? A simple issue could be that they never hooked up the water, or if they did they forgot to turn it back on before leaving your house.

The water works but ice doesnt. everything is hooked up. And nothing got damaged while they were bringing it here because they brought it in a truck.

Skates wrote Take legal action $700 down the drain is no joke.

We are.

Rhoc wrote

002 wrote This is why you never buy anything used before seeing it work. It's always buyer beware.

In this case you have a couple options. You can simply let it go, or you can try to get your money back.

You have the guys phone number, barrow a family members phone and call this guy saying you are detective _______ with the BBB investigating a complaint on reports of a non working appliance sold as working. Give them the customers info and the time and date that they did the install and ask for their side of the story. Of course never let them know that you are the actual customer, but imply that the customer wants to bring up legal action, then after a couple hours try to call them from your phone.

Does the fridge have an ice maker / water spout? If it does, is water coming out? A simple issue could be that they never hooked up the water, or if they did they forgot to turn it back on before leaving your house.

The water works but ice doesnt. everything is hooked up. And nothing got damaged while they were bringing it here because they brought it in a truck.

things get damaged in trucks everyday lol

Zombae wrote TBH if they were scammers they wouldn't have given you all their correct info. Sounds like a problem with maybe the way they hooked it up or it might have unknowingly got damaged through delivery

They hesitated on saying they even had a card at first. Everything is hooked up correctly.

Zombae wrote

Rhoc wrote

002 wrote This is why you never buy anything used before seeing it work. It's always buyer beware.

In this case you have a couple options. You can simply let it go, or you can try to get your money back.

You have the guys phone number, barrow a family members phone and call this guy saying you are detective _______ with the BBB investigating a complaint on reports of a non working appliance sold as working. Give them the customers info and the time and date that they did the install and ask for their side of the story. Of course never let them know that you are the actual customer, but imply that the customer wants to bring up legal action, then after a couple hours try to call them from your phone.

Does the fridge have an ice maker / water spout? If it does, is water coming out? A simple issue could be that they never hooked up the water, or if they did they forgot to turn it back on before leaving your house.

The water works but ice doesnt. everything is hooked up. And nothing got damaged while they were bringing it here because they brought it in a truck.

things get damaged in trucks everyday lol

Nvm lmao

I think its a clear indication that he was scammed when they blocked his dad from contacting them.

Sorry to hear about the bad news

002 wrote This is why you never buy anything used before seeing it work. It's always buyer beware.

In this case you have a couple options. You can simply let it go, or you can try to get your money back.

You have the guys phone number, barrow a family members phone and call this guy saying you are detective _______ with the BBB investigating a complaint on reports of a non working appliance sold as working. Give them the customers info and the time and date that they did the install and ask for their side of the story. Of course never let them know that you are the actual customer, but imply that the customer wants to bring up legal action, then after a couple hours try to call them from your phone.

Does the fridge have an ice maker / water spout? If it does, is water coming out? A simple issue could be that they never hooked up the water, or if they did they forgot to turn it back on before leaving your house.

Impersonating a police officer does not sound like a good idea if you're going to bring it to court.

call tha feds