Complaint Review: Corporate Credit Concepts - Chad Lee - Trent Lee

March 1, 2010

From: Chad Lee, Founder Corporate Credit Concepts

Re: Response to Ripoff Report

To Those Interested:

The purpose of this message is to respond to this feeble attempt to slander our company with inaccuracies and blatant lies.  We believe it is coming from a competitor who is angry at the successful business we are building together.

It is truly sad that there are such desperate people in the world. Our job is to accurately communicate the truth to our clients and prospects. As such we are responding with this correspondence from the Attorney General stating not only do they not have information on any such investigation, but that our Office does not provide legal representation to individuals, nor does this Office bring Class Action lawsuits as the anonymous poster states is happening.

Included is our request to the Attorney General and their verification that nothing the anonymous poster state is true or even possible.

To the Attorney General,

I am the owner of Corporate Credit Concepts and

found a report on our company online that

references your office as conducting an extensive

investigation on us. (see what was said below)

"You will be assigned a case number and an

investigator will contact you directly. They are well

aware of this companies FRAUDELENT activities and

have a very extensive investigation ongoing. The

Attorney general is guiding all of the victims with

Legal representation for a Class Action Lawsuit.

Also they are in contact with several prominent

media outlets to educate/warn the public. CCC is

on borrowed time per the investigator. In the mean

time, contact your credit card company to dispute

the charges from CCC.

Let them know of the investigation by the Attorney

General and the media outlets involved."

Can you do 2 things for me?

1. Confirm this is not true.

or

2. Confirm this is true and contact me as we would

be happy to participate as needed in any

investigation.

Thanks.

Chad R Lee

Attorney Generals response:

Dear Mr. Lee:

Thank you for your e-mail.

Our Office has no information about the online report that you reference.

In addition, our Office does not provide legal representation to individuals, nor does this Office bring Class Action lawsuits.

If you have any concerns about your business practices, you should consult with an attorney. If you are acting as a Credit Service Organization (CSO), you should review the CSO registration information on our website, http://ag.ca.gov/consumers/general/csoform.php

Thank you again for writing.

Sincerely,

Public Inquiry Unit

Office of the Attorney General

PIU@doj.ca.gov

This company is SCUM!

I am reposting my information to help you in your situation: Follow these directions and you will be succesful in getting a refund with your credit card company Let me give you some helpful information and all those other Victims reading this post.

Contact the Attorney General using the link below http://ag.ca.gov/contact/complaint_form.php?cmplt=CL

You will be assigned a case number and an investigator will contact you directly. They are well aware of this companies FRAUDELENT activities and have a very extensive investigation ongoing. The Attorney general is guiding all of the victims with Legal representation for a Class Action Lawsuit.

Also they are in contact with several prominent media outlets to educate/warn the public. CCC is on borrowed time per the investigator. In the mean time, contact your credit card company to dispute the charges from CCC. Let them know of the investigation by the Attorney General and the media outlets involved.

All previous guide lines in a dispute are null and void. The credit card company will represent you and wants no part of the NEGATIVE attention from the Attorney General or the Media

We would like to correct the inaccuracies of Jon Garcias
complaint against Corporate Credit Concepts. Mr. Garcia contracted with our
company over 2 1/2 years ago so he may have forgotten the following facts:

 

 

 

1. Mr. Garcia did not sign up for a program that would
secure $200K within 30-45 days as stated. Our program does not make that claim.
In fact, we have never made such a claim or had such a program. Rather, Mr.
Garcia signed up for the Professional Credit Builder Program that provides a
system to secure significant business financing which is dependent on the
successful completion of our Business Credit Builder Program. Once the
clients business credit file is in place, we have our finance experts prepare
applications to targeted lenders. This acclaimed program of business credit
development requires 4 to 6 months, and provides a business a lifetime asset.
Mr. Garcia quit the program before reaching this goal.

 

 

 

2. We NEVER hand the ball off to another company. We
are an end-to-end business credit service company and we deliver all service
fulfillments in-house by trained professionals. Part of our system targets
national companies who offer business credit to accelerate the building of a
clients business credit file. This proprietary system has worked well for over
5 years.

 

 

 

3. Mr. Garcia decided arbitrarily not to complete the
Business Credit Builder program and requested a refund after receiving
extensive coaching and finance services with us for over 2 months. We decided
to offer a refund minus 2 months of work. Other competitors do not offer this
generous refund policy, and relating to Mr. Garcias claim that it was a
Shame, rather it was a very fair settlement to any reasonable person.

 

 

 

4. It seems odd that Mr. Garcia is even reporting a
complaint to Rip-off Reports. He received a prompt refund after working in
the program after taking advantage of months of coaching and finance services!
He even admitted he received a refund! It seems to us that refunding a majority
of money paid when not required should denote significant integrity in business
dealings that are missing in many businesses today.

 

 

 

5. It should be noted that each year, thousands of our
clients have successfully completed the very same program that Mr. Garcia quit
after 2 months.