cm366|1365381088|3422267 said:The better business bureau is also a good resource for US companies, although they won't pursue any remedies except issuing a bulletin. These days, a Yelp review is probably a good idea too... and naming and shaming here can be appropriate. It depends on your circumstances, though - if they're holding your money, for example, or you have a debate over the quality of a setting, then screaming about it publicly can exacerbate a touchy situation. The jewelry business seems to test the line between puffery and outright fraud pretty regularly....
airplay355|1365440793|3422648 said:Did you sign any sort of contract with details about a release fee? Before you gave them the stone, did you have some sort of appraisal or certificate with it?
There is probably a statute of limitations on such things (though I don't know). But seeking legal advice is probably your best bet.
bcavitt|1365444979|3422675 said:Then I filed 2 different Police Reports. But because I refused to pay $3,100 to get it "released", the Police refused to help me. This is 2 years ago. And I know that the person and company is still in running business. And now I just want to destroy their reputation... BAD!
This begs the question - Why did you wait 2 years to tell us about it?
kenny|1365448055|3422712 said:BTW, here are two threads about another diamond seller in Los Angeles who is alleged to rip people off.
He does business under several names, one of which is Diamonds By Dino.
These threads mention other business names this guy allegedly uses.
[URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/fancy-intense-green-fcd-need-opinions-kenny.182076/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/fancy-intense-green-fcd-need-opinions-kenny.182076/[/URL]
[URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/diamonds-by-dino-fraudsters-avoid.182555/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/diamonds-by-dino-fraudsters-avoid.182555/[/URL]
Is this the guy who ripped you off?