Power and Greed is the fire that feeds the local Morgantown, WV manager of Huntington, WV-based Chapman Printing and Capital Interiors. David McCormack and his employer will be facing a legal proceedings against them both in connection with failing to provide another small business owner with the keys, title and possession of a commercial truck that both parties had agreed on a purchase and sales price of $2000 which the buyer tried tirelessly to render, yet was continually put off and delayed thus hurting his chances to purchase the truck which he would have saved money by reducing trucks. Dave put the small business owner in a situation where he was forced to spend huge sums of money on rentals to get back to business after his operations were halted due to a crash that totaled his business vehicle that robbed him of his insurance money to buy the Capital Interiors logo straight truck. The harder he worked, the worse off the financial picture grew for the small business owner. Dave was so greedy that he wanted to earn money from products he was paying to dump, therefore making his negotiating leverage into a demand on the small business recycler who was only making pennies on the dollar if any ting from what he had been recycling from the business before inquiring about this truck.
As a result, the small business owner eventually ran out of months over 6 months ago and is struggling to get back on his feet daily and will not buy anything nor recommend others to buy from Capital interiors nor Chapman Printing.