Quote from: anush3070 on June 14, 2014, 07:32:16 PM

Quote from: teknikk7 on June 14, 2014, 07:23:58 PM

Quote from: KWH on June 14, 2014, 12:13:43 PM

anush3070, do you dispute any of the chat text that was posted? If not, it looks like you kept moving the goal posts on the time. It also looks like you were in over your head and had a friend bail you out. If the chat text is valid, you need to reduce the price as per your agreement as you were way over the agreed time frame.
If the coin is unusable, you need to provide a full refund as you didn't fulfill the original agreement.

This isn't anything new as you can read here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=529244.0

Thanks for your involvement KWH, at this point I am chalking this up as a loss. I don't expect any refund, I am sure it is gone and spent until he can scam someone else for more. Part of the agreement was support. So even if he did fix one of the wallets last minute, I would never use it because I simply would not want to ask him for support. This is business, you can't simply move deadlines at will, let alone for a month. I asked for a refund a couple times as you can see, he would not provide it. Each and every time I had to chase him down for information. He never once offered a status update on his own. I have a couple options that I am looking into on my end to try and get some resolution. None of which I want to talk about on these forums. If the mods can close this thread that would be great. I just wanted to put the warning out, thats all.

Thanks again.

now this is an utter lie. I did not fix it last minute.. ask him the copy of wallet I sent him.. That will prove all. Also I gave him support day by day. The only thing I dint msg him first was that he appeared to be offline, it was the time zone difference but never have I failed to reply him. So its not the support that has problem. ! I gave him the first coin and it cant be refunded for the work done I suppose !

You sound just like that Apocalipsis guy. I don't think you understand fully what a refund is. Yes, you did work on it, but he's still entitled to a refund.