Wedding video company tells man whose fiancée died in a car crash 'life's a b****' and hope he 'cries all day' on date

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Wedding video company tells man whose fiancée died in a car crash 'life's a b****' and hope he 'cries all day' on date they were supposed to marry after he asked them to return $1,800 deposit

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A heartbroken man has been denied a refund from a wedding video company after his fiancée died in a car crash, and has faced a cruel backlash from the business after he gave them a bad review online.

Copper Stallion Media accused grieving Justin Montney of starting a smear campaign against them and on a website they created to mock him, wrote 'life's a b***h' as they refused to give back the $1,800.

Earlier this month the company took it a step further by writing in a Facebook post that they hoped Montrey cried throughout the day he would have married 22-year-old Alexis-Athena Wyatt.

Wyatt passed away when her Honda Fit was hit by a semi-trailer on February 4 on the Highway 24 in Colorado Springs. After Copper Stallion Media told Montney he would not get the money back and the decision was non-negotiable, he left a negative review on TheKnot.com but the page has now been taken down.