Andrew U. Aladi is a typical spineless Nigerian scam artist who agreed to provide tutoring services and did not fulfill his obligation despite me giving him $400.00 up front out of good faith. This sociopathic liar attempts to pass himself off as a highly educated intellectual who is proficient in a multitude of subjects, but in reality he is just a scam artist who surreptitiously tries to get over on people. DO NOT waste your hard earned money on this thief! He advertises for tutoring services on Craigslist - STAY AWAY!
Andrew
Ohio,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Mon, October 31, 2016
Dear Editor,I didn't take money from him. I earned it. He came to me asking for tutoring assistance. He was flunking a class, at the end of the semester and was way behind the curve. It was an unreasonable circumstance, and also he couldn't afford my prices, I offered him a discount out of compassion, with no guarantees. Then I helped him, he didn't get the result he wanted and then demanded a refund, even though though his circumstances were dire & after a discount. His scores were significantly better than when he met me, as well. If you had a business and sold as is, the person uses the product and requests a refund. Would you give it to him? I think not! I'm a highly educated Nigerian-American, and many Nigerians are highly educated. The 2009 Great Recession was caused by White American males on Wall Street, thus, should you call all White American males scam artists. I think not! It's racist! I've earned a JD/MBA from CWRU on scholarship, and two BSc. from the University of Maryland, c*m laude, Honors and Phi Beta Kappa. Also, on academic scholarship.Sincerely,Andrew U. Aladi, JD/MBA