Goingafterblueworldpools
NILES,#2Author of original report
Mon, August 27, 2007
I'm not sure what happened I started to write this and it got sent automatically before I was done. At any rate they have released me from my contract. They have returned my money to me (my deposite) I did the following in order to get this done; 1.Sent a certified letter both Blue world locations saying that I did not want there product at all. 2. Called my local Police and made a complaint against them. 3. Files a complaint with the FTC 4. Filed a complaint with the Ohio state BBB 5. Called the Ohio state Attorney General and filed a complaint with him. (In the end He was the one who got it done) 6. Called everyone news station local and nationwide that I could and gave up my story. 7. Called a lawyer and found out that without having a pool on your property the only lein that can put on a property is a Judgment lein at which they will have to take you to court and prove they deserve it. You could destroy them in court. 8. I called the Ohio Secretary of state and discovered that they don't have a license in Ohio nor have they ever paid taxes in Ohio on any sale under the name Blue world pools. 9. I gave all this information to the Ohio Attorney general and his office took it from there. Several weeks later I got a letter from Blue world saying that I had to pay them or they would persue the Lein approach. I ignored that letter! A weel after that I got a phone call from the Attorney generals office saying they responded to them and would allow us to get out of out contract. We (my wife and I) of course took that option. About 1 week after that I got a letter from blue world nice as pie saying they were happy to let me out of my contract and sent a check for my intial deposite. So for all of you that are concerned that is how to get it done. Reguadless of weither they have a license or not your attorney general will not tolerate this kind of business in their state. Follow my lead and you will have the same end result. I have not yet decided weither I will continue my quest against them. There was a gentlemen down in Atlanta that called my wife some pretty horrible names for someone in his position and I really want to see him pay for that however she is happy with the outcome so far. So while I am in transition making my decision my recomendation for all is to file a complaint with the FTC and if you get enough of them in to the FTC they will trigger a class action suit in all of our names. I will update you on what I decided as far as persuing this any further. It's really up to my wife if she says "GO" then i will contact a lawyer and go from there! My wifes character as well as my own was severelly challenged by this company and that is VERY hard for me to let go! I will try to keep everyone updated. In the mean time do what I did and you will surely get the same result!
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NILES,#3Author of original report
Mon, August 27, 2007
OK I got out of it! I was realeased from all possible contract or Fee's.It took me about a Month, However I got a letter the other day from Blue world that released me from my contract and they refunded my 200 deposite that I gave them. Here's how it went. 1st and most important I sent certifies letters to both locations of Blue world telling them I was no longer interested in there product and if they were to come to my property I would immediatly call the Police and file charges.
Cathy
Lawrenceburg,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, August 21, 2007
I signed the contract on Saturday and changed my mind right after the sales lady left. I mailed my notice to cancel on a Monday. I couldn't take time off from work to have the letter delivered certified so I mailed the letter off at the post office that morning before the post office even opened. Blue World Pools states thay didn't receive any cancellation letter from me, which tells me that they received the notice in time and because I didn't send it certified, I have no way of proving I sent the letter. If the letter had been late they would have been able to use the excuse they didn't receive the notice in the time limit specified on the contract. I have contacted the Better Business Bureau. Their response is the same; did not receive cancellation notice. I have contacted the Attorney General in my state. Blue World Pool is trying to charge me $4550.00 just for late cancellation. I am willing to do anything to put them out of business.
Denee
Where They Think We Are Dumb,#5Consumer Suggestion
Sun, July 29, 2007
They tried intimidation practices and even the outright threat to put a lien on our home if we did not buy the pool that they were forcing on us (UNAUTHORIZED BY US, neither verbally nor in writing). In our case, it was a matter of them trying to sell (force on us) us a pool for many thousands more than what we agreed to. This was done with deceptive practices and verbal intimidation that included shrieking and screaming matches by 'Kathleen'. There is much more to our story, but this statement is to help with yours I don't know the rules in your state as far as taping your phone conversations, go to this website: http://rcfp.org/taping/ to find out. It is a state by state guide that shows the laws on taping phone conversations. ( I can in mine) and I DID. YOu can get a recorder at Radio Shack for less than $20. Contact your Attorney General, Contact every single network's (in your area) troubleshooter reporter (by phone and in writing). Chances are, they are already familair with this company, I am certain that the Atty Gen. will also be familiar with them. I believe that Fox News in Atlanta (sorry I do not have the link) did a two- day story on them, you can probably find it on the internet. Contact the Better Business bureau (in both Nevada and Georgia) and the FTC. Now. most important of all: Write a certified letter to the president Michael Warren and the secretary Sean Warren and even Kathleen and word it to say that you forbid them to lay even one brick or one grain of sand on your property and you demand your money back immediately. They have not kept up with what they promised. You have an attorney so that is good. That letter will be even better if penned by the attorney, but just fine if it comes from you. Also make sure you register this with your clerk of court and your sherriff's office. If they do set foot on your property, this will be considered felony trespassing. Do this immediately. Get to the post office and get the letters out NOW. IMPORTANT NOTE: Address your letters to the Blue world offices in both Nevada and GEORGIA. GEORGIA is where the 'meat' of there business is conducted . Make sure the letters are certified or UPS or FedEX. Do the same with the Better Business Bureaus. Be ready to be badmouthed and called a remorseful consumer and all kinds of things. It's okay. The bullet you might dodge will all be worth it. And remember you can always sue for defamation if it comes to it and you feel they are really assasinating your character. I did dodge the Blue world pools 'bullet' they did cancel the contract as null and void after all noise I made (but not without trashtalking myself and my husband as I said above.) They did confirm that to the BBB, Atty Gen and FTC (I think) it's up to you if you choose to shut up and leave it at that or go after them for the lies they pile on, all of which they cowardly did in writing to the BBB, certainly not in the apologetic message to us which was recorded of course). Finally, be sure to read EVERY report on this site.. It is rather enlightening. GOOD LUCK TO YOU Semper Fi From one Marine Family to another
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NILES,#6Author of original report
Tue, July 24, 2007
Has anyone out there actually got a Lein put on their property, Everyone has said how they threaten to do it but I have not seen anyone say that it has happened. So I'm wondering are these hallow threats or has it happened to someone! Please respond. I am checking the backrounds of the individuals who respond so make sure your telling the truth! These guys would do anything!
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NILES,#7Author of original report
Tue, July 24, 2007
Did your Lawyer tell you anything as far as what needed to be said in that letter? Does it have to be worded specific? Let me know I need to let some other people know. I hae done this but I'm not sure if mine was worded the best. thanks again for the support.
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NILES,#8Author of original report
Tue, July 24, 2007
Did your Lawyer tell you anything as far as what needed to be said in that letter? Does it have to be worded specific? Let me know I need to let some other people know. I hae done this but I'm not sure if mine was worded the best. thanks again for the support.
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NILES,#9Author of original report
Tue, July 24, 2007
Did your Lawyer tell you anything as far as what needed to be said in that letter? Does it have to be worded specific? Let me know I need to let some other people know. I hae done this but I'm not sure if mine was worded the best. thanks again for the support.
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NILES,#10Author of original report
Tue, July 24, 2007
Did your Lawyer tell you anything as far as what needed to be said in that letter? Does it have to be worded specific? Let me know I need to let some other people know. I hae done this but I'm not sure if mine was worded the best. thanks again for the support.
Marc
Rossville,#11Consumer Comment
Tue, July 24, 2007
My Attorney told me to cancel with a certified letter, and said that was the worst contract for a consumer she had ever seen. The contract itself is hard for a consumer to fully understand everything in it.Another Attorney i talked with said it's pretty much saying after you sign they can treat you like crap,and its hard to do anything about it. I have a lot of stuff on this company if Ripoff report would respond to my e-mail.I have done most of the work instead of my attorney to save money. Does it have to actually be my attorney to e-mail this site?? Heres another news story from knoxville Tn. A lady there said she signed a 9,000 dollar contract,she contacted the company 5 days later to find out about her financing, and they told her it fell through. when she asked what happen they said the lender would not finance a basic pool package for 9,000, but would finance a deluxe package for 14,000, and if she canceled she would have to pay 5,000. She sat where her pool was marked off to be put, and cried for hours. So they basically told her if she cancelled on a contract that they could not even get financed she still had to pay.. thats a load of B>S.! I will send one more e-mail to the classaction of this site and if i cant get a response i will tell my attorney this web sites on her to get one. I'm with you Niles
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NILES,#12Author of original report
Mon, July 23, 2007
I have uncover further severally damaging information reguarding Blue world pools for all Ohio residence. The freight train is building speed!