Scott Taylor stole $6000 dollars from… Scott Taylor stole $6000 dollars from me. It’s plain and simple. I paid for something in full upfront and he never delivered the item for me. He gave me excuses for a whole year and then went radio silent on me and completely disappeared. His business is a major scam.

I had a good experience with this… I had a good experience with this company

Love our Chupracabra casts Recieved our Chupracabra casts. They look great! Thanks so much

One year, and still no delivery . . . I placed an order for a cast a year ago, and was told that the piece was delayed because of a break-in at their warehouse. After repeated delays, Scott stopped responding all communication about six months ago. I just want the piece delivered or refunded. UPDATE: Please send me an email when the first parcel gets dropped off at UPS -- I need more than a tracking label to show progress. Date of experience: January 31, 2023

Complete Scam Potential buyers, please beware, and read all of the negative reviews carefully about this sham company. My experience appears to be sadly all too common with Scott Taylor and Taylor Made Fossils. I’ll spare all the absurd details but the short of it is this: my organization contracted with Mr. Taylor for a large piece. He accepted the ~$7,000 deposit and then communication from him dried up almost immediately. Months after the agreed-upon contract completion date (and three missed deadlines later), we have nothing to show for our money and he has met our demand for a refund with abject silence. Stealing from anyone is reprehensible, but ripping off a non-profit educational organization is the lowest of the low. EDIT to Respond to Owner's Comment Below: The owner is correct that he never received a second payment, because after the first we realized we'd likely been scammed. All he had to do to receive the second payment was take a picture of any part of the skeleton he was supposedly making and send to us (the buyers). He couldn't do that because he never made any part of it. If he had the skeleton, then he would have had a buyer (us, who commissioned it in the first place).