Business ProfileforHess Investments

I was just ROBBED by Hess! Bid on and won 8 solid gold pocket watches for a total of over $8000. (I buy gold pocket watches for refining gold only). When I received the watches, I removed the movements right away and shipped the gold cases to my colleague in Los Angeles who went through the process of deep testing each one for their gold content. 7 of the watches were correct as to what Hess had advertised as while one of them had no gold content at all. I immediately contacted Hess and provided them with conclusive photos of the test results. Over the next almost 2 months, I got the runaround even after I sent them the (fake gold case) for them to further inspect. I had informed them that the watch was badly damaged from testing and that I would be willing to pay fair market value for the watch as a "non gold" watch which would be between $80 and $150 at best for a common ultra mass produced 18 size Elgin pocket watch. They decided that because the case was now damaged from the testing, they would use this as an out to straight up rob me, saying they "did not receive the watch back in the condition in which I bought it and would not be offering any partial refund". So, because they advertised the watch as 14k gold, I paid more than $800 for the watch. Can you imagine the audacity, and I just did over 8 grand in business with them! The only problem with this is, it is illegal in the US to misrepresent gold content which is the "bottom line here". They were not willing to accept any responsibility whatsoever for what they did to me.