- Report: #1428172
Complaint Review: Beware!!! This is a fake business. Don't get scammed!!! Ian Damon WILD SKY BEEF - Bozeman Montana
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Beware!!! This is a fake business. Don't get scammed!!! Ian Damon WILD SKY BEEF
7 E Beall St Bozeman, 59715 Montana, United States
Phone:
406-314-0958
Web:
WWW.mtprairie.com
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Beware!!! This is a fake business. Don't get scammed!!! Ian Damon WILD SKY BEEF IAN DAMON, SCAMMER, FAKE, WILD SKY BEEF Beware!!! This is a fake business. Don't get scammed!!! Ian Damon claims to be food manufacturer. I assure you he is not and will try to get you to pay for product that he will not deliver. He also requested that we send him our social security numbers. He is a straight up con man and should be in jail. Bozeman Montana
Ian Damon claimed that he would sell us his brand and give us authorizations for sales to large retail chain buyers that he currently has reltionships with. He said that he requires upfront money for the product. He also claimed that he would help us sell a minimum of $50,000 of goods within the first 12 months, or he would refund the money. He has not done anything.
Ian T. Damon
Sales, Montana Prairie Holdings
m.406-314-0958 p.406-585-4600 Ext. 764 f.406-315-4400
7 East Beall St, STE 100. Bozeman, MT 59715
www.wildskybeef.com www.greatnortherncattle.com
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Ian
Bozeman,Montana,
United States
False Report
#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Tue, March 06, 2018
This is a completely false report written in retaliation for a bad Google reivew I worte about KNAS Foods. Rich Whyle claims to be a food broker and owns a company called KNAS Foods out of Henderson, Nevada. He took a $500 retainer from Wild Sky and also about $600 of samples. He changed his phone number multiple times and stopped responding to our calls/emails altogether. He is a con-artist and there is even a report about him on this very same website.
I wrote a review on Google trying to prevent other companies from getting taken advantage of. Here is the review I wrote: "Beware!!! This is a fake business. Don't get scammed!!! Rich Whyle claims to be a food broker. I assure you he is not and will try and collect a retainer from you. He also requested that we send him free samples to market. He is a straight up con-man and should be in jail."
The false report about me is almost word for word the same as the Google review. He even copied my email signature and inserted it in his false report.
