A vendor’s story
Adam Yaseen has Lori London Bridal Millinery in Durham, N.C. and has now caused home of Maya in past times. Their company provides brides with veils, mind pieces and add-ons.
Yaseen stated that Holihan owes him significantly more than $1,800, that he attempted to collect from her on Aug. 25 — your day she shut up shop.
“She provided me with credit cards and asked me personally to charge it,” he stated. “It didn’t proceed through.”
He added that when you look at the the other day he is now alert to “a quantity of unscrupulous decisions” produced by Holihan that involve other bridal industry organizations. He stated that Holihan presumably offered one company’s sample gowns from the rack rather than coming back them towards the merchant.
“I am certainly one of her smaller debts,” Yaseen said.
Yaseen stated Holihan’s store isn’t the very first store that is bridal seen close mysteriously whenever brides were anticipating their dresses. He noted a new york shop whose owner presumably took cash from brides, but neglected to purchase their gowns before securing her doorways without warning.
Former House of Maya owner, Maya Holihan, shut the hinged doorways associated with the Downtown Norfolk store on Aug. 25, 2017. (Adrienne Mayfield/Southside Frequent)