On April 23, 2012, we bought a used, but supposedly in good working condition, high capacity Amana washer for $ 362.10 from this company. They said they had a 90 day warranty. Now after the machine doesn't work, within the 90 day warranty, the owner says the warranty was ONLY on the motor itself. I had to pay $ 60 to have a repair person come up. He said the clutch and belt were bad and that is why the motor was making such a smell. He told me the company should give me a new machine. He promised he he would get back to me right away with a cost to fix it but at 4:30 I called the company and was told we had over filled the machine and that he wouldn't warranty anything and it would cost $ 298 to fix a machine we only spent $ 362.10 on. That lasted just over 60 days. I told him what his repair guy said and he called me a liar and hung up on me. I called back and asked if he would do anything for me and he said no.\r
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I would caution anyone even thinking about doing business with this company to think twice. I am not satisfied with his warranty or his willingness to please a customer. And you would think a washing machine that was repaired properly and offered for sale would last more than 60 days.\r
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And this owner says he has been in business 26 years and the Secretary of State says he was incorporated only 20 years ago. He claims to be a Christian and teach Sunday school and gives over $ 300 a month in food to the poor but he won't take care of his customers. Talk about living to the Letter of the Law not the Spirit of the Law. \r
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Be careful doing business with this company.
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