AG orders S. Portland co. to pay $19,000
Maine's Attorney General's Office has ordered a South Portland company that sells military uniforms to reimburse nearly $19,000 to armed service personnel for failing to fill orders.
MAACS Inc. and its owner Allison MacDonald must pay $18,716 in reimbursements to nearly 100 soldiers for airman battle uniforms that were paid for but not delivered, according to a press release from the Attorney General's office. MAACS will also pay a civil assessment of $5,000 and reimburse any additional claims within 30 days.
The Better Business Bureau received nearly 600 complaints for unfilled orders from MAACS over the past three years, and the AG's office also received complaints, which led it to file the consent agreement in Maine Superior Court, according to the Portland Press Herald.
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