Cesare Tima Chavez - Bancard Mexico Acceptance Group Dishonest Bussiness! Does NOT Pay For Services Cesare Tima Chavez requested my business development and marketing services for the company. ripoff Los Angeles California
Cesare Tima Chavez's companies BANCARD MEXICO BY UNICORP (SOLFINA) and his realty ventures in Arizona, contracted my company, Infinite Possibilities to conduct business development and marketing research. We were also contracted to make sales and partnering calls. Much work was done scheduling time and meetings with my network of service providers and installers. I have left a few voicemails and sent him a few kind emails requesting the the status of the projects and the status of money owed. I feel ripped off, and I believe this should be stopped.
Lessons learned, don't work for free, no matter what. Get half up front and bill the other two quarters out to a guy like this.
Steven
Littleton, Colorado
U.S.A.
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Steve Goldwater
Coral Gables,Florida,
U.S.A.
I have also done business with this Company however you have the wrong owner here.
#2UPDATE Employee
Fri, February 08, 2008
Dear Sir and Madam,
I have done business with Bancard Mexico a company associated with Rapid Money Transfer of Texas. The previous owner you mention however has sold the business and the new owner, Juan-Octavio Slim de Carelia has always been upfront and we have never had any issues. Besides the 90 - 120 days it takes to recieve payment which is unfortunately standard in the industry.
As for Mr. Chavez, he sold the Company over ten years ago when becoming President of Que Pasa . com prior to becoming public due to a conflict I am told. Since then we have dealt directly with Mr. Slim and only Mr. Slim.
The wire transfer business is cyclical and from our understanding is up and down depending on the economy and the competition, Western Union. Therefore
I know that many businesses such as PONY and RIA ENVIA are not doing so great based on the current market. I have also heard that Que Pasa stock is under $1.00 per share.
Well hope this helps! Keep your eyes open, but also check your facts! If you have any other questions feel free to contact directly!
Steven