MAKER NL+ AMP OWNERS Please remove your tops..... HELP!!

It is complicated, I received a amp that was not as stated in the ad on Audiogon, the amp came straight from Maker Audio...they had received it as a trade in, advertised it on Audiogon where I purchased it from Maker Audio..... it was no where near what I thought I was getting or paid for... 

Complicated as in we have a long list of discrepancies and faults. Reaching out to see if anyone else has been a victim of the same thing..

PayPal has already authorized a refund, but we need to know how something can go so bad, so different, and so strange... we are still asking questions..

In a nutshell, I thought I had bought a Maker Audio NL+ with balanced inputs, Duel massive transformers, lazer biased caps, and what I received was an cheap amp Kit with all parts purchased from China... with one small pathetic transformer...in a very nice box. $300 worth of parts for a $10,000 listed amp..
The whole assembly was dissected by a techie and a member of A.E.S. and the report was sent to Audiogon. Which in turn PayPal authorized a refund..
Maker stated they must have sent me a defective unit..... geez, no kidding!

Yes, I have shipped it back, still hurting from the scam/fraud... you should have seen the crap Maker was trying to pass off as a NL+, it was terrible, we have a fully documented letter we are going to release soon so no one else is ripped off by Maker....he is only response was to block me from emailing him all the things wrong with the amp he sold me as at NL+. From the crapping shipping box and amp wrap, to the half hacked install of cheap Chinese knock offs available online for peanuts...  He claimed it was defective.... what a joke, defective means it didn't work with the correct internals. Scam is when none of the correct internals are even installed in the first place... 

Maker sent me pictures of a real NL+ amp, with the real internal boards and transformers, and yes it looked awesome, but instead of just sending me a replacement amp, he only agreed to a refund, would not send me a replacement. Maybe he was worried I would have a techie check out a real one and find out something he didn't want us to know? Still puzzles me...
When they shipped it, they should have realized it only weighted like 40 odd lbs when a real one is in the high 80 range. It came in a crappy insulated box wrapped in what looked like a old t-shirt type of material... no idea why this didn't strike me as strange... but you never know with individual run businesses.
Should have checked right away instead of trusting him.

Received a refund.... though will never ever deal with Tom Maker again....and I suggest anyone that purchases, should pop the lid and make sure you receive what you paid for....