Feb 22, 2012
They tried lying to us, too. They collected the money, but kept the $1800 they owed us, and made up all sorts of lies. I sent the boss over to their office/boiler room. The person at the door tried to keep my boss from entering the boiler room, but he went in anyhow. In a loud voice he says "Okay, which one of you A-holes is Jim?" Some huge dude walks over to my boss and tries to give him a business card, then tried to usher him out. After a few tough guy words exchanged back and forth, my boss says (again, very loudly and very seriously) "I hope this isn't what sends me back to prison!" (it's a line from a movie, my boss has never been in prison.) Some guy in the distance gasped. The place went silent. Big tough guy tells someone to cut my boss a check. My boss took it immediately to a bank and turned it into a cashier's check so the crooks could not stop payment on it. My boss came back to work smiling and we laughed for days over it. We still tell that story sometimes and it gets a huge laugh every time. Stillwell and Stone were liars and crooks, every single one of them. Never use a collection agency. Just get a lawyer, instead. Fortunately they were located in the same town as us, and I bet we are one of the only companies who actually got our money out of the losers. LOL What a pack of liars, but thanks for the laugh "Big Bad Jim."