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Scammer's website bkwoodworks.com
Scammer's address Round Rock 78665-1247 AND 3850 County Road 130 hutto TX 78634-3343 AND 500 Wildflower Lane Georgetown Texas 78626-1958, Georgetown, TX 78626, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location TX 78703, USA
Total money lost $28,825
Type of a scam Home Improvement
I had contact with them August 22, 2022 to talk about expanding the project and confirmed at that time that they were on schedule to start work at the end of January. We spoke again on Monday, September 5, 2022 to discuss even potentially expanding the project even more then I heard nothing from them. At the end of October I reached out for them but received no reply. Over the week of November 14, I spoke with Kristin Davis who told me they would not be starting in January and had no idea when they would begin. I asked for a guesstimate start date to which she responded, "I couldn't even begin to tell you". I told her I needed to think about whether or not that was workable and that I would talk with my husband and reach back to her. I called her back the next day and said that in light of them not being able to do the work as agreed that I would like my money refunded. She told me they don't do refunds. I said, "Even if you aren't going to do the work?" She said, yes. I then asked if I needed to make arrangements to come and pick up all of the materials and she said that they had not purchased any materials. I asked her where my money was and she said that what she spent it on was none of my business but that she would have her husband, Buddy call me. He called the next day, told me that he was at a work stoppage on his other job because the owner of the project was suing the builder. I asked him why he wasn't working on my project if he wasn't able to work on his other projects and he told me that he didn't have the money because he spent the money I gave him on "living." This was the scam = he NEVER had an intent to do the job - he simply wanted money for "living" - which apparently began with them spending my money on vacation as opposed to materials.
They never had any intention of doing the work to begin with. Because he maintains no email address, only a portal, through which to send correspondence, we sent a letter to the three addresses for him that we knew the first week of February. We received no response. We engaged a process server to hand deliver correspondence to these addresses. A man matching his picture told the server that he didn't live there thought he car register to him was sitting out front. He dodged more than 7 attempts to hand deliver our demand letter and I'm happy to provide the process servers affidavit.