Fashion designer Traviance Dunn from Raleigh, North Carolina, is facing backlash after allegedly scamming a woman out of $175 for a dress he never made. Tanya Bunch, a customer from Greensboro, paid a deposit for a custom dress for a special event but was repeatedly ghosted and given excuses by Dunn. Despite promises of a refund or a gift of the dress, Bunch never received either and felt disappointed and let down. The situation escalated when Dunn failed to deliver the dress or the money on the day of the scheduled fashion show, where he had promised Bunch a modeling opportunity. Bunch took to Facebook to share her experience and warn others about Dunn’s shady business practices. The producer of the fashion show acknowledged the situation and agreed that Dunn’s actions were wrong. Despite attempts to contact Dunn for a response, he could not be reached as his phone line was disconnected. This incident serves as a cautionary tale for consumers to be wary of individuals who may not deliver on promises made, and highlights the importance of conducting business with honesty and integrity in the fashion industry.
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