Business ProfileforAmerican Music World

American Music World took my piano on consignment and agreed to pay me $10,500 once it sold. They sold my piano in early 2022 but have not issued any payment and have not responded to my repeated attempts to collect. I provide the full details below.On June 23, 2020, American Music World's *** "****" Fajmon picked up my ****** C3 piano with serial number ******* (the "Piano"). Both **************** and I signed the attached receipt, which states "A.M.W. **** to email contract" and "******** less 25% to [my name]" (the "Receipt"). After not receiving said contract, I emailed **************** on August 22, 2020, to inquire about its status. **************** replied the next day by emailing the Contract, which states that "American Music World will sell this piano and upon the sale of this piano [my name] will receive $10,000.00 ($******** less 25% fee) when the piano is sold." **************** had signed the Contract on August 23, 2020. I responded with my acceptance by email on the same day.In May 2022, my husband contacted American Music World by phone and email after noticing on American Music World's website that the Piano had sold (see attachment). My husband spoke and emailed with ***********************, who indicated that a series of misfortunes had occurred within the American Music World family and stated that "over the coming weeks, we will make a concerted effort to locate your piano and/or the associated paperwork. We will be available to update you on what we are finding." My husband immediately responded with copies of both the Receipt and the Contract to assist with that process, but to date, we have not received any updates or the $10,000 I am due. My lawyer sent a demand letter in September 2022 but also did not receive any response.I attach the Receipt, the Contract, and a website capture showing that AMW sold the Piano. I would like to receive the payment I am owed. Thank you.