TNT Amusement

Worked here for 4 days.. Saturday night got a see you on Monday only to be targeted and harassed on Sunday my birthday... I was told I didn't get along with the other employees and when asked who and how? The only answer was Frank who had an issue with me... Another reason given I was fired was I stopped to get air in the the tires of a brand new box truck because none of the 6 tires had near the right tire pressure .. and they wonder why they can't keep new employees... It's not wonder if an existing employee feels threatened they will lie about the new guy... Find someplace else don't give this place your money or time...

we traveled over 8 hours to buy about 12-15 games, pinballs,arcades, spent the night in town nearby, Todd wasn't even around, he had another appt to be at that weekend, ok, so we get our games, they do a video on us, bought lethal weapon, but wasn't shopped as that was one on their floor, but we bought it, they said it would take a few hours to fix, so we hung out, well 10 hours later after they knew how far we had to travel, no one cared, so got everything packed, left. you would think they could've given us a couple of their lousy TNT T-shirts for our time and efforts? HELL NO! even after we came home, went on their website auction, bought one thing and then asked for those t-shirts again, still they wanted money, so we told them to forget it. I thought that they would've been nice enough to ship the t-shirts anyway after I emailed them about it, NOPE! cheap cheap cheap! I am disappointed to no end! so for me, they are useless , cheap , and self centered.. all we bought off of them as far away as we came and no god damn T-SHIRTS! UNREAL! Lost my interest!

Review: On June 7th, 2013 I sent via [redacted] service the required $100 deposit on a 1981 Ball Fireball II pinball machine to be refurbished and shipped to my home address for a total of $1899 plus shipping charges. On July 18th, 2013, the machine had been pulled from inventory into the workshop for restoration. The owner [redacted] kindly emailed a [redacted] link to a video of the machine in its pre-restore condition; it was in VERY GOOD condition. On July 19th, 2013, **. [redacted] without explanation refunded my $100 deposit cancelling the contract without my approval. When I attempted to call **. [redacted] and ask what was going on, I was told he was working from home and unavailable. [redacted], who took my phone call, said he would call [redacted] and find out what was going on then call me back. Over the next 10 minutes, I repeatedly refreshed the TNT Amusements inventory page for pinball machines only to discover that he had just re-listed the machine as in inventory again but for a higher price of $2199. I re-sent my $100 deposit via [redacted] to maintain my hold on the machine only to have [redacted] refund it again 15 minutes later. A subsequent attempt to contact [redacted] via email resulted in the message being returned as undeliverable because he had now blocked my email address.

Seems this is a case of a vendor discovering that a product in inventory was worth more than he originally thought.

I have a written, hard-copy invoice for this deal that [redacted] mailed to me back in June.Desired Settlement: I would like an explanation for [redacted]'s irrational behavior in suddenly and inexplicably refunding my deposit and follow through on the original June 7th agreement.

Consumer

Response:

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I am rejecting this response because:

1. I did not demand any video of the machine before restoration. **. [redacted] willingly provided it as a standard procedure of how he does business, which I thought was very professional. I communicated in response that I liked the machine very much.