What variety did you get? Harbin Pear? That would be a good rootstock to graft on other varieties. Maybe you can turn lemons into lemonade.

-Little John

I doubt this OP will even be back to check their messages. It seems they are visiting every forum to "spread the bad news". A little research on their part, before buying, would have saved them the aggravation. There's probably two sides to the story also...

I agree, Brandon.
It's like my friend that wondered what to do to cause his pear to fruit.
You could try pruning it. He starts hacking on it (literally) and I see there is fruit.
You've got fruit and that tiny of fruit tells me it's a Bradford.
I come home and look it up and sure enough it's the fruit of a Bradford flowering pear.

Forget the lemonade, make wine.