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Had anyone heard of this? I must have missed it?
Interesting to know how a company does business and lends to their credibility.
Weissman v. SCAT Enterprises, Inc., (Los Angeles Superior Court, No. BC 323904). The firm is class counsel in a case involving allegations that various products were falsely advertized and labeled as being "Made in USA" when the products were partially or wholly manufactured abroad. The case was settled providing relief to SCAT customers.
Weissman vs SCAT Enterprises Class Action Settlement
. Background:
On November 2, 2004, a class action law suit was filed alleging SCAT Enterprises of advertising certain forged Crankshafts or forged H-Beam connecting rods as being "Made in U.S.A." The Class Representative claims that this advertising was false in violation of California's Unfair Competition Law.
On April 2, 2007, a distribution was agreed on by SCAT and Rosenthal & Company LLC in the matter and SCAT has issued a coupon with an expiration date of April 2, 2008 allowing the members of the Class Action Suit to receive 20% off "Racers Net Price" for future purchases from SCAT.
The upshot of this action? Cranks and rods, possibly from China, were passed off as being of U.S. orgin, Scat gets more business from the 20% coupons and Rosenthal, the legal team, collects approximately $100,000 in fees/costs.
False advertising practices makes me lose faith in a company for sure. If they are willing to lie about that then where do they stop?
I will spend my money elsewhere like BugPack or CB Performance where I have had past purchases that went smoothly