TOTALLY CHEATED
CALGARY,#2Author of original report
Fri, June 21, 2013
It is in very bad taste that a Company who claims to be a valid one and authentic and alleges incompetence should run and hide when payment commitment is to be honoured, but feels quite comfortable to engage services of professionals. The very fact that umpteen calls have to be made to the Company to recover due fees reveal bad taste and shamelessness and I am very sure the Company does pretty much the same thing with innocent clients. The article shared was publicly posted on the web and was not a hushed up incident that I created. There is no slander in stating the truth. Molly Wider was present each time calls were made to recover payment but instructed the receptionist to say that she was not in. I am sure she is very well versed in these low lying tricks as she is habituated in evading calls of irate clients and creditors. Shocked at the way they operate!
BHM Financial
Outremont,#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Thu, June 20, 2013
This is Molly Wider of BHM Financial Group. We find it to be in extreme poor taste and bordering on illegality for an alleged law student to turn around and badmouth the company it contracted for. From the start Ayesha Naaz was abhorrently rude and unskilled. The only reason we continued working with her, is that she requested half payment up front. We contacted her in good faith to help with a contract that needed amendment. Contrary to what she alleges, we were never reprimanded by any government agency. Of our own volition, we decided to obtain provincial lending license in addition to our federal and some disclosure had to be differently worded.
While our BBB membership was never discussed, we’ve been members since the start. Recently the Quebec division of the BBB changed its name to OCCQ. We’ve been members of the OCCQ since we were notified of the change.