Alabama window business accused of scamming customers; state looking for more victims

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Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall secured a restraining order against Legend Windows, saying the business tricked customers into making deposits for new windows and doors but failed to deliver the products.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall secured a restraining order against Legend Windows, LLC saying the business tricked customers into making deposits for new windows and doors but failed to deliver the products.

“Legend Windows and the Whitworths have run this scam for far too long, preying on their customer base, and it’s time that they are held accountable for their crimes,” Marshall said in a news release. “The Defendants have a track record of property theft and have shown no remorse for their fraudulent actions by perpetuating their transgressions over and over.”

Between September 2022 and March 2024, the Legend Windows bank account made over 1,100 purchases from Amazon totaling around $50,000, according to the news release. The business also made over $20,000 in purchases from Temu, Etsy, JCPenney, TJ Maxx, Ross, Marshalls, Scentsy, Plato’s Closet, Nordstrom, Kohl’s and Burlington.

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