- Report: #1042770
Complaint Review: Collective Point of Sale - Toronto Ontario M2N 6 Internet
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Feel ripped off -
Kelowna, British Columbia,
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Collective Point of Sale
4576 Yonge Stree, Stuite 200 Toronto Ontario M2N 6, Internet, Canada
Phone:
8777776603
Web:
www.collectivepos.com
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Collective Point of Sale Collective POS signed me into a 5 year equipment lease with NLS Leasing then arbitrarily cancelled my account leaving me holding the bag on a 5 year contract. Internet
I wish I'd known about this website before i decided to do business with Collective Point of Sale. This has been the worst experience in my life. Collective POS was quick to sign us up with them and made all kinds of promises about service and how they could help me in my business.
They referred me to NLS Leasing for my equipment where I was signed into a 5 year contract. Two weeks later Collective POS sent me a letter of immediate termination. Saying my industry was high risk and they didn't want to do business with me.
I have an exemplary credit rating, operate a successful business, geniunely care about people and follow the law and rules. you can imagine my shock to receive this letter. I tried contacting Collective however they were not interested in helping me or making things right with the leasing company.
This has been a $2500 expensive lesson...
They referred me to NLS Leasing for my equipment where I was signed into a 5 year contract. Two weeks later Collective POS sent me a letter of immediate termination. Saying my industry was high risk and they didn't want to do business with me.
I have an exemplary credit rating, operate a successful business, geniunely care about people and follow the law and rules. you can imagine my shock to receive this letter. I tried contacting Collective however they were not interested in helping me or making things right with the leasing company.
This has been a $2500 expensive lesson...
