Forever Flawless Moises Israel Suissa Ayelet Isabelle Boyer Misrepresentation and fraud Broomfield Colorado
Moses Israel Suissa was the owner of the Forever Flawless kiosks at Flatirons Mall in Colorado and the Mall of Louisiana. He operated the Colorado one with his partner Ayelet Isabelle Boyer. I purchased a spa package from them that included facials, skin care treatments and Forever Flawless products, makeup lessons from Isabelle and what was supposed to be a $3000 makeup kit. I asked for a refund when I found out I was being not only manipulated but swindled. Accord to the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies, no one associated with Forever Flawless in the state of Colorado is licensed in cosmetology and none of their facilities are licensed or inspected to sell spa services. Moses Suissa is a mall worker with a business license to sell and demonstrate a product. Nothing more. He and Ayelet Boyer are not trained and licensed professionals.
Soon after he was questioned by a Broomfield Police Department fraud detective, he broke his lease with mall management and he and Boyer sold their belongings and left town. He tried but failed to sell the Colorado business but the Mall of Louisiana one was soon listed under a different name. I have filed reports with the Colorado Attorney General, Broomfield Police Department and CO DORA. I also sent copies of all of my receipts and reports to the IRS and the Colorado Department of Revenue. I did meet with a lawyer who said I have a strong civil case for felony fraud.
Unfortunately legal and private detective fees do not make this the best route for me. Fortunately my bank was able to recover some of the money that was charged but I am still out thousands of dollars for products and services I will never get. I have delayed writing this because I was waiting to see what law enforcement was going to do. Hopefully these two will step off a plane one day and a fraud detective will be waiting for them. If you have done business with Forever Flawless or Moises Suissa and you think you have been defrauded, please contact your police department. The more cases they receive, the sooner they will take action against these people.