Davis Empire

Agreed to purchase Avalir vacuum for $after a "minute complimentary room cleaning to generate business for our new service" turned out to be a bait and switch for a 2+ hour sales pitch and product demoBecause I needed to replace my old vacuum, the salesman was able to convince me to finance the demo model for less, but after using the vacuum and having to stop and pick up any coins or metal objects (my boyfriend is a mechanic who leaves a trail of small parts, ammunition, and coins behind him) I decided it wasn't working for me and that $could be better spent on many other thingsStipulated in the finance agreement is a day window in which the buyer can sign a form and mail it to Davis Empire, who assumes the responsibility for contacting the financier and authorizing cancellation as well as the responsibility for arranging the return of the equipmentMy day window, as specified and clearly marked on the contract, ended 11/27/2016, and included a 3-day grace peri

I purchased a Kirby vacuum from a door salesman in SeptemberHe came back later that day to let me know my card wasn't workingTurns out my limit was maxed out so he talked me into calling my bank to increase my credit limit, so I didUpon him leaving, I tried to use my vacuum and realized a part was brokenWhen I called the salesman to ask about how I could get a part replacement he told me to use WDAfter not being able to get in touch with the company by any form of communication, I let the salesman know I wanted to return my vacuum before my day right of rescissionThe sales person stopped responding to me and later told me he was no longer with the company and couldn't help meBy the time I contacted my bank to help me, they said they can no longer help as its past the date they can take actionI wish I had called them right away and not tried to resolve it myselfI thought this was a good company, I was wrongPlease help me Revdex.comI would like to return the untouched