Colorado Custom Glass

Mr [redacted] contacted Colorado Custom Glass about some windows for his project on [redacted] went to the project and gave Mr [redacted] a quoteOn our Quote it clearly states that we need half deposit before we order any glassOn 10/07/Mr [redacted] gave Colorado Custom Glass a cash deposit of $Three days later Mr [redacted] canceled the window order and demanded his money back ImmediatelyMr [redacted] was told that there was a process when orders are canceled and once we got our money back from the manufacture then he would get his refundMe [redacted] was told it would take days to get his refund and he got upset and said he was leaving the country in daysMr [redacted] was forwarded VIA Email a response from our manufacture that it would take days to get a refundWhen we got the refund, we tried numerous times to contact Mr [redacted] and was unsuccessfulA few weeks had gone by and Mr [redacted] contacted Colorado Custom Glass about the refund and said he was out of the country but his nephew would be contacting us about getting the refundWe never heard from his nephewA week later Mr [redacted] contacted us again accusing us of ripping him off and stated he was calling the cops and going to take us to courtWe offered to send a check and Mr[redacted] asked if we could just deposit the money into his accountEven though we never do transactions this way, we thought we would do it just to make him happyWe webt to Wells Fargo Bank in lakewood Colorado and they would not allow us to make a cash deposit because we were not on his accountWe told Mr [redacted] the Transaction the was not completeHe said we were lying and he was going to contact a lawyerSince this incident Mr [redacted] has been slandering our company and some of our employeesWe are currently handling this matter in courtWe have all paperwork you need to prove we were never trying to RIP anyone offWe have in business since and have never RIPPED a customer off

(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.) This response is entirely fabricated and without foundationEnclosed is a copy of the statement that will shortly be delivered to the courtsColorado Custom Glass are not handling any slander case in court or provided details of such a case, this is again another lieTheir notion of banks not accepting deposits is so ludicrous that I'll leave the Revdex.com to decide whether this is fact or fictionI also gave them all my account details to make a bank transfer, or they could deliver the cash to my nephew or lawyer, all of which they failed to do and are now even trying to convince the Revdex.com of such nonsenseIt is a fact that [redacted] of Colorado Custom Glass has taken $of my money and refused to pay it backAn accurate version of events is outlined below, couple with evidence (attached PDF): Sometime around the 20th September I responded to a Craig's List advert for the replacement of windows at my property in Denver (same as above) and was contacted by a [redacted] who came to see me on the 22nd SeptemberMr [redacted] traded under the banner of Colorado Custom Glass and had claimed to be accredited by the Revdex.com Whilst on my premises that day, Mr Leonard showed me photos of work he had undertaken on previous projects which appeared to be of good qualityHe also showed me a picture of him in a policeman uniform A discussion followed this where Mr [redacted] inferred that he could be trusted to deliver the windows on time, to an agreed price and in a professional mannerMr [redacted] stated that he was a part time window fitter (days per week) and had been in business since replacing windows and showersHe also stated that he was a full time policeman in the sheriffs office On the 25th September Mr [redacted] sent me an invoice for the work to be conducted via Colorado Custom Glass for the work to be completed at a cost of $to me At some point over the next few days Mr [redacted] returned to show me what the product looked like (which essentially were the windows that would be going in)In doing so there was a further conversation regarding payment by cash and a reduced end cost to me, saving approximately $off the total balanceMr [redacted] stated there was a tax saving to him by not running through his company As there was a benefit to me for doing this I agreed to it and whilst I was hesitant to pay Mr [redacted] 50% cash advance, he reminded me that he was in law enforcement and that in America you wouldn't get away with running of with the money and not providing the serviceI had stipulated that this had been an issue for me before Mr [redacted] was paid $in cash on the 7th October Once the cash was paid to Mr [redacted] I immediately noticed that he was not responding to my texts at all or in a timely fashion and this began to raise alarm bells I then went on to the Revdex.com website and found that Colorado Custom Glass was not accredited with them and this raised further concerns Over the next two weeks there were messages back and forth with Mr [redacted] regarding installation and we had agreed that installation would on the 13th October Mr [redacted] had previously confirmed that order and delivery of the windows would take weeks and that they had been ordered on the 25th September Mr [redacted] did not show up to work on the windows on that day which caused major problems to the other work that needed to be undertaken at the propertyHe was also very difficult to get hold of and was again failing to respond to my messages and phone calls Finally I managed to get in touch with Mr [redacted] later in the afternoon of the 13th October and he provided me a story of why he was not there, blaming the window manufacturer for ordering the wrong colored windows I found the story very difficult to believe and requested the order number and contact number of the manufacturer so I could validate his story Mr [redacted] flatly refused to give me any information regarding the order from the manufacturer or allow me to validate his story, leaving me no alternative but request a full and immediate refund Since this time Mr [redacted] has found just about every excuse imaginable to not pay the moneyHe has also threatened to have me arrested for harassment for asking for my money backIt is incomprehensible to me that people of this nature are allowed to work in law enforcement In the very last communication Mr [redacted] had with my lawyer (after requesting to speak with him directly) he threatened to sue me for slander over leaving a poor review of him and his company on an internet websiteMr [redacted] doesn't seem to understand that he has effectively stolen $from me Mr [redacted] is an evasive, unethical character who has used his position in law enforcement to coerce me into giving him cash which he then has used for his own personal gain There is nothing corporate about the actions that have been taken by Mr [redacted] and I look to pierce the corporate veil with the court and politely ask that the court remedy this situation for meI am suffering severe health problems right now and this has just added to my stress and financial issues ( [redacted] Court Case.pdf)

(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.) This response is entirely fabricated and without foundationEnclosed is a copy of the statement that will shortly be delivered to the courtsColorado Custom Glass are not handling any slander case in court or provided details of such a case, this is again another lieTheir notion of banks not accepting deposits is so ludicrous that I'll leave the Revdex.com to decide whether this is fact or fictionI also gave them all my account details to make a bank transfer, or they could deliver the cash to my nephew or lawyer, all of which they failed to do and are now even trying to convince the Revdex.com of such nonsenseIt is a fact that [redacted] of Colorado Custom Glass has taken $of my money and refused to pay it backAn accurate version of events is outlined below, couple with evidence (attached PDF): Sometime around the 20th September I responded to a Craig's List advert for the replacement of windows at my property in Denver (same as above) and was contacted by a [redacted] who came to see me on the 22nd SeptemberMr [redacted] traded under the banner of Colorado Custom Glass and had claimed to be accredited by the Revdex.com Whilst on my premises that day, Mr [redacted] showed me photos of work he had undertaken on previous projects which appeared to be of good qualityHe also showed me a picture of him in a policeman uniform A discussion followed this where Mr [redacted] inferred that he could be trusted to deliver the windows on time, to an agreed price and in a professional mannerMr [redacted] stated that he was a part time window fitter (days per week) and had been in business since replacing windows and showersHe also stated that he was a full time policeman in the sheriffs office On the 25th September Mr [redacted] sent me an invoice for the work to be conducted via Colorado Custom Glass for the work to be completed at a cost of $to me At some point over the next few days Mr [redacted] returned to show me what the product looked like (which essentially were the windows that would be going in)In doing so there was a further conversation regarding payment by cash and a reduced end cost to me, saving approximately $off the total balanceMr [redacted] stated there was a tax saving to him by not running through his company As there was a benefit to me for doing this I agreed to it and whilst I was hesitant to pay Mr [redacted] 50% cash advance, he reminded me that he was in law enforcement and that in America you wouldn't get away with running of with the money and not providing the serviceI had stipulated that this had been an issue for me before Mr [redacted] was paid $in cash on the 7th October Once the cash was paid to Mr [redacted] I immediately noticed that he was not responding to my texts at all or in a timely fashion and this began to raise alarm bells I then went on to the Revdex.com website and found that Colorado Custom Glass was not accredited with them and this raised further concerns Over the next two weeks there were messages back and forth with Mr [redacted] regarding installation and we had agreed that installation would on the 13th October Mr [redacted] had previously confirmed that order and delivery of the windows would take weeks and that they had been ordered on the 25th September Mr [redacted] did not show up to work on the windows on that day which caused major problems to the other work that needed to be undertaken at the propertyHe was also very difficult to get hold of and was again failing to respond to my messages and phone calls Finally I managed to get in touch with Mr [redacted] later in the afternoon of the 13th October and he provided me a story of why he was not there, blaming the window manufacturer for ordering the wrong colored windows I found the story very difficult to believe and requested the order number and contact number of the manufacturer so I could validate his story Mr [redacted] flatly refused to give me any information regarding the order from the manufacturer or allow me to validate his story, leaving me no alternative but request a full and immediate refund Since this time Mr [redacted] has found just about every excuse imaginable to not pay the moneyHe has also threatened to have me arrested for harassment for asking for my money backIt is incomprehensible to me that people of this nature are allowed to work in law enforcement In the very last communication Mr [redacted] had with my lawyer (after requesting to speak with him directly) he threatened to sue me for slander over leaving a poor review of him and his company on an internet websiteMr [redacted] doesn't seem to understand that he has effectively stolen $from me Mr [redacted] is an evasive, unethical character who has used his position in law enforcement to coerce me into giving him cash which he then has used for his own personal gain There is nothing corporate about the actions that have been taken by Mr [redacted] and I look to pierce the corporate veil with the court and politely ask that the court remedy this situation for meI am suffering severe health problems right now and this has just added to my stress and financial issues

Mr*** contacted Colorado Custom Glass about some windows for his project on *** ** *** *** *** went to the project and gave Mr*** a quoteOn our Quote it clearly states that we need half deposit before we order any glassOn 10/07/Mr*** gave Colorado Custom Glass a cash deposit of $Three days later Mr*** canceled the window order and demanded his money back ImmediatelyMr*** was told that there was a process when orders are canceled and once we got our money back from the manufacture then he would get his refundMe*** was told it would take days to get his refund and he got upset and said he was leaving the country in daysMr*** was forwarded VIA Email a response from our manufacture that it would take days to get a refundWhen we got the refund, we tried numerous times to contact Mr*** and was unsuccessfulA few weeks had gone by and Mr*** contacted Colorado Custom Glass about the refund and said he was out of the country but his nephew would be contacting us about getting the refundWe never heard from his nephewA week later Mr*** contacted us again accusing us of ripping him off and stated he was calling the cops and going to take us to courtWe offered to send a check and Mr.*** asked if we could just deposit the money into his accountEven though we never do transactions this way, we thought we would do it just to make him happyWe webt to *** *** Bank in lakewood Colorado and they would not allow us to make a cash deposit because we were not on his accountWe told Mr*** the Transaction the was not completeHe said we were lying and he was going to contact a lawyerSince this incident Mr*** has been slandering our company and some of our employeesWe are currently handling this matter in courtWe have all paperwork you need to prove we were never trying to RIP anyone offWe have in business since and have never RIPPED a customer off

(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
This response is entirely fabricated and without foundation. Enclosed is a copy of the statement that will shortly be delivered to the courts. Colorado Custom Glass are not handling any slander case in court or provided details of such a case, this is again another lie. Their notion of banks not accepting deposits is so ludicrous that I'll leave the Revdex.com to decide whether this is fact or fiction. I also gave them all my account details to make a bank transfer, or they could deliver the cash to my nephew or lawyer, all of which they failed to do and are now even trying to convince the Revdex.com of such nonsense. It is a fact that [redacted] of Colorado Custom Glass has taken $2700 of my money and refused to pay it back. An accurate version of events is outlined below, couple with evidence (attached PDF):
2. Sometime around the 20th September 2015 I responded to a Craig's List advert for the replacement of 18 windows at my property in Denver (same as above) and was contacted by a [redacted] who came to see me on the 22nd September. Mr [redacted] traded under the banner of Colorado Custom Glass and had claimed to be accredited by the Revdex.com.
3. Whilst on my premises that day, Mr [redacted] showed me photos of work he had undertaken on previous projects which appeared to be of good quality. He also showed me a picture of him in a policeman uniform.
4. A discussion followed this where Mr [redacted] inferred that he could be trusted to deliver the windows on time, to an agreed price and in a professional manner. Mr [redacted] stated that he was a part time window fitter (3 days per week) and had been in business since 2007 replacing windows and showers. He also stated that he was a full time policeman in the sheriffs office.
5. On the 25th September 2015 Mr [redacted] sent me an invoice for the work to be conducted via Colorado Custom Glass for the work to be completed at a cost of $6400 to me.
6. At some point over the next few days Mr [redacted] returned to show me what the product looked like (which essentially were the windows that would be going in). In doing so there was a further conversation regarding payment by cash and a reduced end cost to me, saving approximately $600 off the total balance. Mr [redacted] stated there was a tax saving to him by not running through his company.
7. As there was a benefit to me for doing this I agreed to it and whilst I was hesitant to pay Mr [redacted] 50% cash advance, he reminded me that he was in law enforcement and that in America you wouldn't get away with running of with the money and not providing the service. I had stipulated that this had been an issue for me before.
8. Mr [redacted] was paid $2700 in cash on the 7th October 2015.
9. Once the cash was paid to Mr [redacted] I immediately noticed that he was not responding to my texts at all or in a timely fashion and this began to raise alarm bells.
10. I then went on to the Revdex.com website and found that Colorado Custom Glass was not accredited with them and this raised further concerns.
11. Over the next two weeks there were messages back and forth with Mr [redacted] regarding installation and we had agreed that installation would on the 13th October 2015. Mr [redacted] had previously confirmed that order and delivery of the windows would take 2 weeks and that they had been ordered on the 25th September.
12. Mr [redacted] did not show up to work on the windows on that day which caused major problems to the other work that needed to be undertaken at the property. He was also very difficult to get hold of and was again failing to respond to my messages and phone calls.
13. Finally I managed to get in touch with Mr [redacted] later in the afternoon of the 13th October and he provided me a story of why he was not there, blaming the window manufacturer for ordering the wrong colored windows.
14. I found the story very difficult to believe and requested the order number and contact number of the manufacturer so I could validate his story.
15. Mr [redacted] flatly refused to give me any information regarding the order from the manufacturer or allow me to validate his story, leaving me no alternative but request a full and immediate refund.
16. Since this time Mr [redacted] has found just about every excuse imaginable to not pay the money. He has also threatened to have me arrested for harassment for asking for my money back. It is incomprehensible to me that people of this nature are allowed to work in law enforcement.
17. In the very last communication Mr [redacted] had with my lawyer (after requesting to speak with him directly) he threatened to sue me for slander over leaving a poor review of him and his company on an internet website. Mr [redacted] doesn't seem to understand that he has effectively stolen $2700 from me.
18. Mr [redacted] is an evasive, unethical character who has used his position in law enforcement to coerce me into giving him cash which he then has used for his own personal gain.
19. There is nothing corporate about the actions that have been taken by Mr [redacted] and I look to pierce the corporate veil with the court and politely ask that the court remedy this situation for me. I am suffering severe health problems right now and this has just added to my stress and financial issues.

Mr. [redacted] contacted Colorado Custom Glass about some windows for his project on [redacted] went to the project and gave Mr. [redacted] a quote. On our Quote it clearly states that we need half deposit before we order any glass. On 10/07/2015 Mr. [redacted] gave Colorado Custom Glass a...

cash deposit of $2700. Three days later Mr. [redacted] canceled the window order and demanded his money back Immediately. Mr. [redacted] was told that there was a process when orders are canceled and once we got our money back from the manufacture then he would get his refund. Me. [redacted] was told it would take 10 days to get his refund and he got upset and said he was leaving the country in 10 days. Mr. [redacted] was forwarded VIA Email a response from our manufacture that it would take 10 days to get a refund. When we got the refund, we tried numerous times to contact Mr. [redacted] and was unsuccessful. A few weeks had gone by and Mr. [redacted] contacted Colorado Custom Glass about the refund and said he was out of the country but his nephew would be contacting us about getting the refund. We never heard from his nephew. A week later Mr. [redacted] contacted us again accusing us of ripping him off and stated he was calling the cops and going to take us to court. We offered to send a check and Mr.[redacted] asked if we could just deposit the money into his account. Even though we never do transactions this way, we thought we would do it just to make him happy. We webt to Wells Fargo Bank in lakewood Colorado and they would not allow us to make a cash deposit because we were not on his account. We told Mr. [redacted] the Transaction the was not complete. He said we were lying and he was going to contact a lawyer. Since this incident Mr. [redacted] has been slandering our company and some of our employees. We are currently handling this matter in court. We have all paperwork you need to prove we were never trying to RIP anyone off. We have in business since 2006 and have never RIPPED a customer off.

(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
This response is entirely fabricated and without foundation. Enclosed is a copy of the statement that will shortly be delivered to the courts. Colorado Custom Glass are not handling any slander case in court or provided details of such a case, this is again another lie. Their notion of banks not accepting deposits is so ludicrous that I'll leave the Revdex.com to decide whether this is fact or fiction. I also gave them all my account details to make a bank transfer, or they could deliver the cash to my nephew or lawyer, all of which they failed to do and are now even trying to convince the Revdex.com of such nonsense. It is a fact that [redacted] of Colorado Custom Glass has taken $2700 of my money and refused to pay it back. An accurate version of events is outlined below, couple with evidence (attached PDF):
2. Sometime around the 20th September 2015 I responded to a Craig's List advert for the replacement of 18 windows at my property in Denver (same as above) and was contacted by a [redacted] who came to see me on the 22nd September. Mr [redacted] traded under the banner of Colorado Custom Glass and had claimed to be accredited by the Revdex.com.
3. Whilst on my premises that day, Mr Leonard showed me photos of work he had undertaken on previous projects which appeared to be of good quality. He also showed me a picture of him in a policeman uniform.
4. A discussion followed this where Mr [redacted] inferred that he could be trusted to deliver the windows on time, to an agreed price and in a professional manner. Mr [redacted] stated that he was a part time window fitter (3 days per week) and had been in business since 2007 replacing windows and showers. He also stated that he was a full time policeman in the sheriffs office.
5. On the 25th September 2015 Mr [redacted] sent me an invoice for the work to be conducted via Colorado Custom Glass for the work to be completed at a cost of $6400 to me.
6. At some point over the next few days Mr [redacted] returned to show me what the product looked like (which essentially were the windows that would be going in). In doing so there was a further conversation regarding payment by cash and a reduced end cost to me, saving approximately $600 off the total balance. Mr [redacted] stated there was a tax saving to him by not running through his company.
7. As there was a benefit to me for doing this I agreed to it and whilst I was hesitant to pay Mr [redacted] 50% cash advance, he reminded me that he was in law enforcement and that in America you wouldn't get away with running of with the money and not providing the service. I had stipulated that this had been an issue for me before.
8. Mr [redacted] was paid $2700 in cash on the 7th October 2015.
9. Once the cash was paid to Mr [redacted] I immediately noticed that he was not responding to my texts at all or in a timely fashion and this began to raise alarm bells.
10. I then went on to the Revdex.com website and found that Colorado Custom Glass was not accredited with them and this raised further concerns.
11. Over the next two weeks there were messages back and forth with Mr [redacted] regarding installation and we had agreed that installation would on the 13th October 2015. Mr [redacted] had previously confirmed that order and delivery of the windows would take 2 weeks and that they had been ordered on the 25th September.
12. Mr [redacted] did not show up to work on the windows on that day which caused major problems to the other work that needed to be undertaken at the property. He was also very difficult to get hold of and was again failing to respond to my messages and phone calls.
13. Finally I managed to get in touch with Mr [redacted] later in the afternoon of the 13th October and he provided me a story of why he was not there, blaming the window manufacturer for ordering the wrong colored windows.
14. I found the story very difficult to believe and requested the order number and contact number of the manufacturer so I could validate his story.
15. Mr [redacted] flatly refused to give me any information regarding the order from the manufacturer or allow me to validate his story, leaving me no alternative but request a full and immediate refund.
16. Since this time Mr [redacted] has found just about every excuse imaginable to not pay the money. He has also threatened to have me arrested for harassment for asking for my money back. It is incomprehensible to me that people of this nature are allowed to work in law enforcement.
17. In the very last communication Mr [redacted] had with my lawyer (after requesting to speak with him directly) he threatened to sue me for slander over leaving a poor review of him and his company on an internet website. Mr [redacted] doesn't seem to understand that he has effectively stolen $2700 from me.
18. Mr [redacted] is an evasive, unethical character who has used his position in law enforcement to coerce me into giving him cash which he then has used for his own personal gain.
19. There is nothing corporate about the actions that have been taken by Mr [redacted] and I look to pierce the corporate veil with the court and politely ask that the court remedy this situation for me. I am suffering severe health problems right now and this has just added to my stress and financial issues.
([redacted] Court Case.pdf)