Attorney General Josh Stein says Flowers Flooring, a flooring business in Cornelius and Winston-Salem, violated North Carolina’s Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act when it took money for never-completed projects. WSOC A Cornelius flooring business accused of taking $400,000 from customers for never-completed installations will soon face charges in court. Attorney General Josh Stein filed…
A business owner’s keen eye helped police seize $100,000 in flooring that was fraudulently purchased. In a press release issued on Tuesday, Kelowna, B.C., RCMP say a local business contacted them last week about a possible scam. The scam involved a man purchasing a large amount of hardwood flooring using fake identification and a stolen…
A Kelowna flooring employee questioning a customer’s identification led to the discovery of $100,000 worth of fraudulently purchased merchandise. On July 5, Kelowna RCMP received a call about someone using a fake ID and a possibly stolen credit card while trying to purchase a great amount of hardwood flooring. The incident unfolded after Peter Kowalski…
