VaryaV,
Try PrintFile they have a location in Florida and are APUG supporters. My experiences have been positive. Prompt, courteous and accurate responses.
http://www.jeffreyglasser.com/
On a different but similar note, who are you guys ordering from now?.
Not sure what you are looking for, but I use Talas for a lot of archival supplies and adhesives. They sell lots of really cool stuff!
http://www.talasonline.com/
It's the failure of the system (legal & commerce) to take effective action against Light Impressions. No one who has posted on this thread is making this stuff up. Part of the problem is that those entities responsible for enforcement are most likely having difficulty isolating and identifying who to go after since LI is a subsidiary of a holding company that keeps changing its name and contact information.
The owner of Light Impressions is New Century Direct. Their entity number in the Dead Link Removed is C3096879. Do a lookup on this number and you'll get the name and address of their process agent. That's the official legal entity you serve when you sue them. If you live in California and they've stiffed you, I'd file against them in small claims court in a heartbeat.
Thanks, but I received a refund a few months ago after filing complaints with the California AG, BBB and a few others. I think I'm one of the lucky ones.
Filing in small claims court gets you a judgment and after that (using your judgment), you have to file to obtain a writ of execution. It's up to you after that. In California, you have up to 10 years to pursue action in order to satisfy the judgment. Other states may vary.
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