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plumbing supply three years ago sold me a heater that is 20 years old?
three or more years ago in august of 2003 i purchased a gas heater from a plumbing supply ; i had trouble with it from the beginning... now this years trying to buy parts and a service manual i have been informed the heater is obselete and that the unit is over 20 years. old.. but the description the dealer gave me was for a different model than he sole ,me... i cant buy parts.. and it is dangerous to use..i CALLED him and after a 2 hour conversation.. he said i had it three years.. and in so many words he said he was unwilling to do anything... also i found some one had been in the heater and did some welding... which is not susposed to be done on a gas appliance.. i found all this out when i e mailed the williams heater company and gave then the model number i was susposed to have... when i got the manual 45 pages. nothing matched.. then i found a tag inside the heater. with a different model than he indicated on the papers he gave me after three years is there any thing i can do
Sounds like you have already tried the civil approach and he blew you off. You need to do everything possible to preserve the evidence. From your description this looks like a case of fraud and should warrant a criminal investigation, but they will need every single paper you have concerning the purchase and installation of this piece of junk. I wonder how many other people this guy has done this to.
I'd get ahold of your state Attorney General's office and keep your fingers crossed that you live in a state where the attorney General takes consumer fraud seriously.
They can give you direction ,but at the least you will need to document everything that has transpired.
Your decision to provide all information to the Attorney General is something that you could reveal to your "contractor" as a last ditch effort to get action, although that would not help others who this guy may have taken to the cleaners.
You also, on the side, could pursue a civil judgment against this character.