Tom Belrose of Barerootshydro.com has my money

Update, I tried to sign up for their website forums last night got the standard, "We will send you your password via email", message but have not gotten an email yet.
I decided to run both addresses through the MSN map program so I could use satalite images to see if I could determine which would be the more likely home address.

88 Mallets Bay Avenue, looks to be a warehouse/store or apt building on one side of the street and a small house on the other corner and is located a few miles North East of Burlington VT.

234 Page Hill Rd, is roughly 38 driving miles away from the other address and is for sure out in the country most likey the home addy.

Originally Posted by John E Dove

Perhaps I am just lacking in the skills department but I can find no Obits where Thomas Belrose is mentioned in Vermont.

I haven't been able to find anything with a mention of Belrose either, going as far back as the beginning of April.

Lucille, did this guy mention his daughter's first name? It's possible she didn't share his last name.

No, he didn't give a name. I sent him an email a few days ago, he has not responded at all. I wish he would just communicate, just anything.

I tried calling the 644 number twice and got a business answering machine.

I inquired about a bulk order (~$12,000) of light fixtures. Let's see if I get a response.

He should be sending me a letter. When he started playing around with the Paypal stuff, telling me I had got a full refund when I knew I had not, Paypal affirmed I had not, and he later admitted I had not, I filed a notice with the DA in his state that I did not receive my funds.
I actually did not expect a response from a matter that would seem inconsequential to most big city DA offices, but I got a letter from them today saying they had sent him a written request and a copy of my filing.

A one sentence email saying he would resolve this would have made all this unneccessary. I think if buyers and sellers communicate, problems can be worked out.

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wouldnt this have been a clue rite off the front page of his site ????????

In just a few simple steps, Dale:

1. While satnding on a stool, loop some piano wire around your neck with the other end around a strong beam.

2. Crazy glue hands to sides of head

3. Jump from stool!

4. Imagine the reaction of those who will find you!

They'll think you tore off your own head out of frustration

In other words, please go away.

Originally Posted by captnemo

In just a few simple steps, Dale:

1. While satnding on a stool, loop some piano wire around your neck with the other end around a strong beam.

2. Crazy glue hands to sides of head

3. Jump from stool!

4. Imagine the reaction of those who will find you!

They'll think you tore off your own head out of frustration

I'm all for riding morons hard but this crossed the line of any kind of decency. You owe Dale an apology.

Originally Posted by Jim O

I'm all for riding morons hard but this crossed the line of any kind of decency. You owe Dale an apology.

You ain't kidding! Rough day...a little off...that post was way out of character and uncalled for.

Sorry Dale.

Sorry also to all those who had the misfortune of reading that.