BoostMyGrades Michael Klienman Boostmygrades Scam and Tomer Alcalay Akerman Senterfitt SCAM RIP OFF Internet
I came across boostmygrades and employed them for an online test. They ended up blackmailing me for more money so I decided to turn things around on them and sue them after they emailed my professor. After some research and legal back and forth, they referred me to a manager, who I later found out is Michael Klienman who claimed to be from Atlanta Georgia, but he really lives in Miami which I was able to trace. He said his "lawyer", Tomer Alcalay works with a reputable law firm, Akerman Senterfitt and he is the person who wrote the terms and conditions on Boostmygrades.com. I researched him and found that he is a law clerk at this firm. This is nothing but a scam and im hoping no one else falls for it. If you run into Michael Klienman or Tomer Alcalay please be advised that you could be getting scammed.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Stacey
Dallas,Texas,
Disguisting
#4Consumer Comment
Sun, March 24, 2013
To the poster and to the owner of this company!! You are both scammers and should be ashamed of cheating!! College is to obtain a higher education without HELP from anyone other than a professor or a tutor. Hiring someone to do your work for you is unethical and having a company FOR PROFIT to enable a student to shun their responsibilities by cheating is IMMORAL!!! I have not an ounce of sympathy for either morons to be truthful. Grow up you both deserve it.
Will Setterfield
This Review is not Entirely Truthful
#4REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sat, March 23, 2013
My name is Andrew Lee and I am the owner of Boostmygrades. Michael Klienman is a manager at our company but we did not blackmail the student. The student's test was failed and we offered a credit for a future test. The student then filed a chargeback with their credit card company. We kindly asked the student to cancel the dispute or we will have to email the professor. Tomer Alcalay is the company attorney and he is not involved in any blackmail.
With regards to the review being fake, it is not but is not entirely truthful. Sometimes it's necessary to hear both sides of the story before passing judgement.
Batman
Massachusetts,Huh?
#4Consumer Suggestion
Sat, March 23, 2013
Funny how your other post about this company tells a completely different story. You didn't even bother to change the user account you used to post the stories nor did you bother to create new names for your fantasy tales. That's a D- for effort, pal.
Guess this proves you a cheater and a liar...
I'm really on the fence about this boosting grades scam because on one hand, it's despicable how they steal from people while on the other, it's sweet karmic justice since people using their service absolutely deserve to fail their class and get booted from school.