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Law Offices Of Roni Lynn Deutch ripoff, Promises Tax relief, takes your money, then tells you they can't settle your case Sacramento California
I am another in the long, long, long line of victims of this law firm. I had a tax bill of $85,000 stemming from my divorce. Like all the others I was taken in by the promise of settling for less than $85,000. I was promised by my "salesman", Rich Jacobsen, that if I was qualified by them, I would definately settle for less than $85,000. He said he didn't know how much less, but definately less.
The office of Roni Lynn Deutch is not set up to handle clients, only to take their fees. I paid $4,000 up front (I'm pretty sure the entire "pre-qualification" process is only a ruse to see how much they can charge you for their fee!). I filled out all the paperwork and waited.
Weeks go by and then I'm told to fill out all the paperwork again. This basically happens over and over for 2 years.
If you try to call the office, you get a recording after being put on hold for at least 30 minutes. They do have someone (Not an attorney) return the call 2 days later but convieniently, they leave a message at home when you are at work so you have to do this process several times as well.
2 years later, they tell me they can't settle and are dropping the case. Meanwhile,penalties and interest have skyrocketed the balance due to well over $100,000!
After I was dropped by them, I was able to negotiate on my own with the IRS. It took a couple of weeks and the result was I could settle. Of course that's when I found this site and discovered I was not alone in this situation. The most frustrating thing is the the California Bar allows them to practice and no lawyer I have spoken with wants to take the case against them. ARRRGH!
Jeff
Scarsdale, New York
U.S.A.
5 Updates & Rebuttals
Robert
Wallingford,Connecticut,
U.S.A.
Disclaimers?
#6Consumer Comment
Sun, August 21, 2005
And what disclaimers are in her commercials are in microscopic type and flash on screen for a fraction of a second. I once tried to pause the frame on my DVR and I still couldn't read the tiny type clearly. Typical shadey practice.
Carl
El Cajon,California,
U.S.A.
Cheesy Commercials
#6Consumer Comment
Sat, August 20, 2005
Her commercials are pretty cheesy, but they don't mention anything about her attorney's fees being only $20, just that the IRS has taken as little as $20.
Carl
El Cajon,California,
U.S.A.
Cheesy Commercials
#6Consumer Comment
Sat, August 20, 2005
Her commercials are pretty cheesy, but they don't mention anything about her attorney's fees being only $20, just that the IRS has taken as little as $20.
Carl
El Cajon,California,
U.S.A.
Cheesy Commercials
#6Consumer Comment
Sat, August 20, 2005
Her commercials are pretty cheesy, but they don't mention anything about her attorney's fees being only $20, just that the IRS has taken as little as $20.
Rehtaeh
San Jose,California,
U.S.A.
Are You Suprised?
#6Consumer Comment
Sat, August 20, 2005
Anyone who believes an TV COMMERCIAL for any service provided by an "attorney" that costs as little as $20.00 should raise some red flags...
You get what you pay for, unfortunately.