Lied to several times, either out of stupidity or lack of business ethic.
Let's start with the phone call. First off, they seem to have bought the phone number for a different toner and ink business which has since closed. I asked if they had a particular toner cartridge, they said they didn't. I asked if they refilled cartridges, the woman on the phone said, "Yeah, they'll take it in the back and fill it for you." Since I thought I was talking to the people from the other business, I asked them to confirm the address, which I read off to them from Google Maps. They said it was correct.
I arrive at the location to find no sign, dark windows, and a locked door. I called the number again, and asked them if I was in the correct place. The SAME PERSON told me that I wasn't, and when I asked why they said this was the address, I was told that they never did.
So I get the correct address, 6 miles away, and upon arrival, am told that they do not refill cartridges. I asked why they would tell me that on the phone, and the clerk asked which number I called. When I read it off to her, she said it wasn't one of their numbers. I call the number again, wanting some answers. As I'm talking to the voice on the other end, the clerk chimes in, "Is that Uni?" So I convey the question. It is. The clerk picks up the phone and calls the person I'm talking to. (Funny, that it's not a number she recognized, yet had it on speed dial and knew exactly whom I was speaking with.)
They finish their conversation, and the clerk told me that the woman on the phone told me that they do not refill cartridges, but sell refill bottles. No. I explicitly asked if they did and was told that they would.
I would have happily bought a refill bottle had 1) I been sent to the correct address to begin with and 2) if they hadn't blatantly lied to me and tried to tell me I was told something when I wasn't - twice. read more