Thank you for the warning. Too often we take for granted that people will keep their promises. I find it rare when they do not but, when it does happen, it is extremely disappointing and frustrating. Always remember to check the fine print. If you are buying from a vendor out of your area you need to know what your rights are, especially if the vendor is out of the state or country. In the U.S. every state has adopted the "UCC" or "Uniform Commercial Code". You can find it on line. Please note that the "fine print" can significantly limit your rights. Many "invoices" now have "arbitration clauses" that eliminate your ability to sue. If you find yourself in a situation and there is an arbitration clause it may require arbitration with the "AAA" or American Arbitration Association. You can go to its website for more information. You were wise to consult with an attorney. Good luck. I hope you get your money back or the model.