Complaint Review: Entrepreneur Expansion - EEC

Mr. ****. You are welcome. I also look forward to many years of making this business work for you. We both agree this business brings many changes and many challenges. I am sure we can get over these challenges together using constructive communication, creative ideas, a little money, surrounded by people who are willing to stay positive and go to work to help each other.

Arbitration rules in a contract.

Please beaware that an arbitration clause is treated separately than the rest of the contract. Even if the rest of the contract is completely invalid the arbitation clause will still hold no matter what. This means that it must go to an arbitrator-not to civil court. If you try to go to civil court it will probably be thrown out and to an arbitrator. Arbitraton costs are beyond $1,400 for your side. The other side will most probably not want to pay for its side of the costs. If you do not pay the opposing parties cost of arbitration (which the arbitration rules fine print says you must if the defendant doesn't pay) then the case ends there without ruling. You most likely will have paid $2,000+ dollars besides the $3,000 arbitration costs to your lawyer up to before the point you even have an arbitration trial. The defending party can use delay tactic after delay tactic resulting in delays approaching a year and half to 2 years and on and on. Then most likely when you get your arbitration ruling and if it is in your favor you still don't have your money and have to apply to general court to seize asetts or garnishee.

Keep the faith. The above scenario is with a company that says they put it in the contract to quickly, cheaply resolve disputes. Something to think about before you sign and hand over your hard earned cash.

The above information though drawn from real life experience is meant as a cautionary tale to protect the innocent and inexperienced. Remember a bird in hand is worth 2 in the bush.
For your own good please do not believe anything you are told till you absolutely have it proven to you.

Arbitration rules in a contract.

Please beaware that an arbitration clause is treated separately than the rest of the contract. Even if the rest of the contract is completely invalid the arbitation clause will still hold no matter what. This means that it must go to an arbitrator-not to civil court. If you try to go to civil court it will probably be thrown out and to an arbitrator. Arbitraton costs are beyond $1,400 for your side. The other side will most probably not want to pay for its side of the costs. If you do not pay the opposing parties cost of arbitration (which the arbitration rules fine print says you must if the defendant doesn't pay) then the case ends there without ruling. You most likely will have paid $2,000+ dollars besides the $3,000 arbitration costs to your lawyer up to before the point you even have an arbitration trial. The defending party can use delay tactic after delay tactic resulting in delays approaching a year and half to 2 years and on and on. Then most likely when you get your arbitration ruling and if it is in your favor you still don't have your money and have to apply to general court to seize asetts or garnishee.

Keep the faith. The above scenario is with a company that says they put it in the contract to quickly, cheaply resolve disputes. Something to think about before you sign and hand over your hard earned cash.

The above information though drawn from real life experience is meant as a cautionary tale to protect the innocent and inexperienced. Remember a bird in hand is worth 2 in the bush.
For your own good please do not believe anything you are told till you absolutely have it proven to you.

Arbitration rules in a contract.

Please beaware that an arbitration clause is treated separately than the rest of the contract. Even if the rest of the contract is completely invalid the arbitation clause will still hold no matter what. This means that it must go to an arbitrator-not to civil court. If you try to go to civil court it will probably be thrown out and to an arbitrator. Arbitraton costs are beyond $1,400 for your side. The other side will most probably not want to pay for its side of the costs. If you do not pay the opposing parties cost of arbitration (which the arbitration rules fine print says you must if the defendant doesn't pay) then the case ends there without ruling. You most likely will have paid $2,000+ dollars besides the $3,000 arbitration costs to your lawyer up to before the point you even have an arbitration trial. The defending party can use delay tactic after delay tactic resulting in delays approaching a year and half to 2 years and on and on. Then most likely when you get your arbitration ruling and if it is in your favor you still don't have your money and have to apply to general court to seize asetts or garnishee.

Keep the faith. The above scenario is with a company that says they put it in the contract to quickly, cheaply resolve disputes. Something to think about before you sign and hand over your hard earned cash.

The above information though drawn from real life experience is meant as a cautionary tale to protect the innocent and inexperienced. Remember a bird in hand is worth 2 in the bush.
For your own good please do not believe anything you are told till you absolutely have it proven to you.

Arbitration rules in a contract.

Please beaware that an arbitration clause is treated separately than the rest of the contract. Even if the rest of the contract is completely invalid the arbitation clause will still hold no matter what. This means that it must go to an arbitrator-not to civil court. If you try to go to civil court it will probably be thrown out and to an arbitrator. Arbitraton costs are beyond $1,400 for your side. The other side will most probably not want to pay for its side of the costs. If you do not pay the opposing parties cost of arbitration (which the arbitration rules fine print says you must if the defendant doesn't pay) then the case ends there without ruling. You most likely will have paid $2,000+ dollars besides the $3,000 arbitration costs to your lawyer up to before the point you even have an arbitration trial. The defending party can use delay tactic after delay tactic resulting in delays approaching a year and half to 2 years and on and on. Then most likely when you get your arbitration ruling and if it is in your favor you still don't have your money and have to apply to general court to seize asetts or garnishee.

Keep the faith. The above scenario is with a company that says they put it in the contract to quickly, cheaply resolve disputes. Something to think about before you sign and hand over your hard earned cash.

The above information though drawn from real life experience is meant as a cautionary tale to protect the innocent and inexperienced. Remember a bird in hand is worth 2 in the bush.
For your own good please do not believe anything you are told till you absolutely have it proven to you.

a) I received an ATM machine and a location
b) I am receiving all of my portion of the transaction fees direct deposited to a bank account of my choice
c) I have web access to monitor and watch your transactions daily
d) I receive reports on your ATM machine.
e) All disputes with Mr. Lougheed, his company and (others involved) have finally been settled
f) I am thankful to Mr. Lougheed who helped me get my business back on track

The ongoing dispute has finally been settled. We'd like to keep a business relationship.

Oh yeah! Bill Lougheed will charge you for that new ATM location. I know, that's exactly what he did to me.

EEC has offered me an ATM/location.

I am the retired woman that was ripped off long before YOU ever entered into this arrangement with EEC. Bill probably used your money to pay me, the old pyramid scheme. Bill has now invited me to join him in the UK to check out the business environment there and try to keep things rolling. He actually told me that I would be ruining my business by posting on this site. Is he for real? I have not had any money or correspondence from him until I DID post on this site. This business is still allowed to show at franchise shows. They are teaching others how to rip people off !

I understand Manoj entered into a partnership arrangement with Entrepreneur Expansion Corporation and Steve Offman to jointly buy an ATM machine to be placed in a location in London, Ontario, Canada.

Entrepreneur Expansion Corporation is a company that Mr. Offman bought in 2002 and he ran it from then until recently when this company was placed in a Canadian receivers' hands re: bankruptcy
Protection in April, 2004.

I believe Manoj's transaction was never completed, resulting in some confusion and loss of money on many people's parts.

As a result of a receiver being involved, I believe Manoj has been offered several solutions and settlements, most of which are for pennies on the dollar, if anything.

Entrepreneur Expansion is a brand name that several independently owned and operated LLCs and individuals use in their marketing of their businesses in their local area.

We wish to maintain the good name of Entrepreneur Expansion and we have prepared an offer to Manoj and any and all other creditors of Entrepreneur Expansion Corp. to help him and them recuperate part, if not all of their money lost in transactions relating to this business failure.

Just because one franchise goes out of business, it does not mean the entire systems is out of business, nor does it mean that just because one franchisee does something wrong, all the others are at fault.

We are communicating with Manoj to provide some solutions that everyone can be happy with over time.