ojaw
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Also happens to the rest of us.Happens to the best of us dawg
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Also happens to the rest of us.Happens to the best of us dawg
/but straight lace? and twisted? I give upAlso happens to the rest of us.
I am looking for a person to pick up my pair of boots for me from a retailer in LA. The shop in near Western and Beverly Blvd. I will be happy to pay any charge for gas and mailing. I can't do it because I am 2700 miles away. Please PM me if you are willing to assist me.
UPDATE: I have a volunteer and the game is afoot.
So you basically sent a pair of boots to be worked on and the shop 1) didn't perform the work and 2) lost one of the boots. Any legal remedy here?A final conclusion to my efforts at rescuing my Alden suede cap toe boots I sent in 5 months ago. An LA forum member (who I will not name as I do not have his permission) was EXTREMELY kind to interrupt his busy schedule and attempt a rescue of the boots from Willie's Shoe service. The short version is that the hook replacements had not been performed. (Well, 1 hook out of 8 on one boot had been changed.) The cobbler asked him to return in 30 minutes while he finished the work and looked for the other boot. Yes, he lost one of the boots somewhere in his shop. 30 minutes later the second boot remained lost and the forum member was asked to leave. There is the smallest of chances that they will ever surface again and find their way back to me, but at this point I am cutting my losses, thankful that I had not sent him some rare shell boots. My very public thanks to the efforts of this forum member and others who reached out to offer assistance.
So you basically sent a pair of boots to be worked on and the shop 1) didn't perform the work and 2) lost one of the boots. Any legal remedy here?
I hear you, just always a bummer. You could file a lien on the business (minimal cost) and potentially get paid when everything is liquidated. Probably not worth the hassle thoughSure there are, but to what end? I don't live locally so I can't take him to local small claims court. His business is on the verge of closing, which is what he told me and I believe it. So he has no money and my damages are limited as I bought the boots used. I am just better off spending a fraction of the same money to take legal action to just buy another pair of boots.
Plus all the stress would likely not result in the hoped for benefit, I agree with your approach.Sure there are, but to what end? I don't live locally so I can't take him to local small claims court. His business is on the verge of closing, which is what he told me and I believe it. So he has no money and my damages are limited as I bought the boots used. I am just better off spending a fraction of the same money to take legal action to just buy another pair of boots.
I’ve been out east picking up a graduate and doing some traveling while kind of keeping an eye on these developments. I had Google mapped the store in question to see where the location was and if I could do something when back home. I can tell you by the reviews, you’re not the only one. This is a dead business. Did the owner become incapacitated or something? If I recall it used to be a viable source for reconditioning. Seems something happened recently where everything went to hell.Sure there are, but to what end? I don't live locally so I can't take him to local small claims court. His business is on the verge of closing, which is what he told me and I believe it. So he has no money and my damages are limited as I bought the boots used. I am just better off spending a fraction of the same money to take legal action to just buy another pair of boots.
Sure there are, but to what end? I don't live locally so I can't take him to local small claims court. His business is on the verge of closing, which is what he told me and I believe it. So he has no money and my damages are limited as I bought the boots used. I am just better off spending a fraction of the same money to take legal action to just buy another pair of boots.
$100 when it’s returned. And then mysteriously lose the $100.I suggest offering him $100 if he finds the missing boot.