- Report: #6775
Complaint Review: Gregg Buttermore & Robert S Barge (ACDM) - Auburn Indiana
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Gregg Buttermore & Robert S Barge (ACDM)
1600 So. Wayne Street Auburn, 46706 Indiana, U.S.A.
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Thank You Rip-off Report. Gregg Buttermore Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum lied, United Parcel Service UPS & Jim Stephens a "Confused" Indiana Lawyer.
Lost Rip-off Reports:::::
NOTICE: This is one of over 100 Rip-off Reports that was originally lost during the week of September 5th through the 12th. We have been UPDATING the original Reports from another data base 10 reports a day. This cannot and will not happen again.
Submitted: 9/6/01
Modified: 9/6/01
1930 Cadallac damaged in Shipment. Who is responsible? ACDM or UPS or Mail Box Etc. or W W F???
Automobiles carved out of wood
My name is W W (Bill)Fayette--- My e-mail address is
-- [email protected] My web page is--- automotivart.bizland.com/bodyshop.htm---I carve Automobiles out of wood.
This one you see was damaged in shipment by (UPS) United Parcel Service of America This was due to careless handeling by one of there employees.I have tried to get them to pay me for this damage and they will not pay me the full amount that I am asking for. I am entitled to be paid. I loaned these plaques to the ACDM in good faith, expecting nothing in retuurn and this is the way the Museum and UPS are treating me. To keep the record straight UPS did pay the ACDM $1009.00 As the museum is the one that insured them when they were shipped back to me.The Museum then sent me a check for $1009.00 of wich I have refused to sign and cash.This is far less money that I would be getting then I think they are worth more.
So this brings me to the museum and there responsibility to me. . There insurance company did pay me$10,000.00 wich was all they could pay me as the ACDM had neglected to fully insure my plaques while they were in ther care and custody. And this is why I am useing the internet to let people be aware of how the million dollor corporations can get away with what ordinary people would go to jail for. And maybe convince them that I have some rights under our form of government as well as they do.I want to let the Auburn Cord Dusenberg Museum and the United Parcel Service of America know that I will not give up untill I convince one or the other, UPS or ACDM. To pay me the money I have coming.
If I get so lucky as to get these two Giant Corperations to read this and act on it I will consider myself to be a very lucky person.Thank you for reading this and if you have any advice for me contact me at one of my sites or by [email protected]
THESE ARE FOR SALE AND THEY ARE EXPENSIVE. I WILL GUARANTEE THEY ARE ONE OF KIND AND WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOU HAVE ONE OF THESE
W.W.( Bill) FAYETTE
Thank you RipOffReport/com for this opportunity to be heard again. 09-06-01
My Friends
Right now my favorite place to be is on the computer. This is very interesting that there is so much going on. Never in a million years will you ever be abel to absorb all the information that is available to you on the internet. I hope that I can make wise choices on what to get involved in. Beware the world is getting smaller. *****BE KIND***** W W Fayette
#6543
NOTICE: This is one of over 100 Rip-off Reports that was originally lost during the week of September 5th through the 12th. We have been UPDATING the original Reports from another data base 10 reports a day. This cannot and will not happen again.
Submitted: 9/6/01
Modified: 9/6/01
1930 Cadallac damaged in Shipment. Who is responsible? ACDM or UPS or Mail Box Etc. or W W F???
Automobiles carved out of wood
My name is W W (Bill)Fayette--- My e-mail address is
-- [email protected] My web page is--- automotivart.bizland.com/bodyshop.htm---I carve Automobiles out of wood.
This one you see was damaged in shipment by (UPS) United Parcel Service of America This was due to careless handeling by one of there employees.I have tried to get them to pay me for this damage and they will not pay me the full amount that I am asking for. I am entitled to be paid. I loaned these plaques to the ACDM in good faith, expecting nothing in retuurn and this is the way the Museum and UPS are treating me. To keep the record straight UPS did pay the ACDM $1009.00 As the museum is the one that insured them when they were shipped back to me.The Museum then sent me a check for $1009.00 of wich I have refused to sign and cash.This is far less money that I would be getting then I think they are worth more.
So this brings me to the museum and there responsibility to me. . There insurance company did pay me$10,000.00 wich was all they could pay me as the ACDM had neglected to fully insure my plaques while they were in ther care and custody. And this is why I am useing the internet to let people be aware of how the million dollor corporations can get away with what ordinary people would go to jail for. And maybe convince them that I have some rights under our form of government as well as they do.I want to let the Auburn Cord Dusenberg Museum and the United Parcel Service of America know that I will not give up untill I convince one or the other, UPS or ACDM. To pay me the money I have coming.
If I get so lucky as to get these two Giant Corperations to read this and act on it I will consider myself to be a very lucky person.Thank you for reading this and if you have any advice for me contact me at one of my sites or by [email protected]
THESE ARE FOR SALE AND THEY ARE EXPENSIVE. I WILL GUARANTEE THEY ARE ONE OF KIND AND WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOU HAVE ONE OF THESE
W.W.( Bill) FAYETTE
Thank you RipOffReport/com for this opportunity to be heard again. 09-06-01
My Friends
Right now my favorite place to be is on the computer. This is very interesting that there is so much going on. Never in a million years will you ever be abel to absorb all the information that is available to you on the internet. I hope that I can make wise choices on what to get involved in. Beware the world is getting smaller. *****BE KIND***** W W Fayette
#6543
