A New Hampshire pellet stove retailer has abruptly gone out of business, leaving many customers without the appliances they purchased.
The Laconia Citizen reports that Mr. Fireplace, based in Laconia, N.H., took both deposits and full payment for the stoves last fall, with delivery dates promised to their customers for November through January. However, the stove manufacturers were not able to deliver the appliances. The stores owners were not immediately able to provide refunds, and the situation was complicated when one of the owners was hospitalized last month following a heart attack.
To date, 30 complaints have been filed with the New Hampshire Attorney General's Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau. The attorney general's office is meeting with the store’s owners to formulate a strategy for refunding the customers.
Its to bad, I dont think this will be the last time we hear news like this this year..
The Laconia Citizen reports that Mr. Fireplace, based in Laconia, N.H., took both deposits and full payment for the stoves last fall, with delivery dates promised to their customers for November through January. However, the stove manufacturers were not able to deliver the appliances. The stores owners were not immediately able to provide refunds, and the situation was complicated when one of the owners was hospitalized last month following a heart attack.
To date, 30 complaints have been filed with the New Hampshire Attorney General's Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau. The attorney general's office is meeting with the store’s owners to formulate a strategy for refunding the customers.
Its to bad, I dont think this will be the last time we hear news like this this year..