We told you yesterday about the online merchant Accessory Outlet, which demanded $250 from a consumer and told her she was "playing games with the wrong people" after the consumer said she would contact her credit card company about a transaction with Accessory Outlet.
Now, Consumerist has compiled some additional, telling information — turns out, apparent endorsements from Angie's List, the Better Business Bureau and others on the company's website are false. Read the whole story here.
(Update Aug. 29: now it appears that both the company's original site, http://www.accessoryoutletmall.com, and the site to which it moved earlier this week, http://www.onlineaccessoryoutlet.com, are down; identical messages at each note that they are "undergoing maintainance." Will be interesting to see if the terms change when the sites are restored.)
That’s why there’s the WayBack Machine! Nothing disappears from the web. Nothing.
Interesting blog. Do you have a Twitter account with its feed so that I can follow it?