Institute Of Business Publications ,IOBP Fraudulent Newsletter Subscriptions, Accounts Payable Exton Pennsylvania
I work for a large, well known non-profit. This company sent an invoice to my accounts payable department with a W-9 attached. They almost paid it as it looks offical. I never ordered anything from this company, I never requested anything from them. They then had the nerve to send a "Final Notice" after their original fraudulent invoice was not paid.
I called the company and spoke to "Deshonda" who, as soon as I said this is fraud, hung up on me. I called back to speak with a supervisor and she said there isn't one and hung up again. Despite subsequent repeated attempts, "Deshonda" refused to give me any information about anyone else in the company to speak with.
This company is trying to steal money from non-profits that are already struggling in this economy. Few are more despicable than that. I hope they are shut down and arrested for the fraud they are perpetrating.
Non-profit Executive
San Francisco, California
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Jim
Exton,Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.
Why is your complaint anonymous?
#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Mon, July 13, 2009
Dear Non-profit Executive:
Rest assured, the hard-working men and women of the Institute of Business Publications do not appreciate the slanderous comments you have filed with the Ripoff Report.
If you had the nerve to stand behind your accusations and provide your name, company name and address, we could provide you with the exact details of the order that you did, in fact, place with our company. In addition, we have a recording that would prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that your accusations are false.
You know this to be the case. Otherwise, you wouldn't have filed this complaint anonymously.
We are also disappointed that the Rip-off Report makes it a habit of posting comments from people who don't have the guts to give their names.
Jim McCanney
President
Institute of Business Publications