- Report: #777958
Complaint Review: DIXON GOLF - Tempe, AZ 85281 Internet
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Mary -
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
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DIXON GOLF
200 E. 5th Street, Tempe, AZ 85281, Internet, United States of America
Phone:
(480) 634-6028
Web:
www.dixongolf.com
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DIXON GOLF William Carey, Dane Platt, Pace Jordan, Steven Lee, Dixon World Charities, Eyconic Marketing, LLC DIXON GOLF PERPETUATES PONZI SCHEME ON DISTRIBUTORS, BOOK HOLDERS, VENDORS, Internet
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Dixon Golf aka Dixon World Charities aka Eyconic Marketing, LLC along with owners William Carey, Dane Platt and Pace Jordan perpetuated an elaborate PONZI scheme on unsuspecting victims. They sold distributorships for $12,150.00 to multiple persons and non-profits and then skimmed all of the money off of the top and bankrupted Dixon World Charities and Eyconic Marketing, LLC. There are many non-profits, schools, hospitals and organizations that were bilked by this group of scammers.
They brought in an Exconvict from California (Steven Lee . . not his real name) to put this business model together for them. He had done time in California for a cereal scam that used exactly the same business model. All of the money that was collected by selling these bunk distributorships was channelled out of Dixon World Charities back to Dixon Golf. Since this PONZI scheme was executed across many state lines it is now a FEDERAL offense and several key watch dog organizations are looking in to this fraud and the fraudulent owners of the company who are not taking any responsibility.
Dixon Golf used the distributor monies to fly William Carey and several others to Costa Rica for an eco friendly golf tournament in August. Now they are claiming they have no money to reimburse angry distributors and non-profits that are and have been demanding refunds.
Employees of Dixon World Charities were told to keep selling distributorships, even though the company knew they were in the process of skimming all monies and assetts and bankrupting the companies. These people are scammers of the worst kind. They take money from the people that need it the most, sick kids, injured animals, distressed school districts, and cancer victims.
They brought in an Exconvict from California (Steven Lee . . not his real name) to put this business model together for them. He had done time in California for a cereal scam that used exactly the same business model. All of the money that was collected by selling these bunk distributorships was channelled out of Dixon World Charities back to Dixon Golf. Since this PONZI scheme was executed across many state lines it is now a FEDERAL offense and several key watch dog organizations are looking in to this fraud and the fraudulent owners of the company who are not taking any responsibility.
Dixon Golf used the distributor monies to fly William Carey and several others to Costa Rica for an eco friendly golf tournament in August. Now they are claiming they have no money to reimburse angry distributors and non-profits that are and have been demanding refunds.
Employees of Dixon World Charities were told to keep selling distributorships, even though the company knew they were in the process of skimming all monies and assetts and bankrupting the companies. These people are scammers of the worst kind. They take money from the people that need it the most, sick kids, injured animals, distressed school districts, and cancer victims.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
anonymous
Somewhere,Arizona,
It's true
#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sat, October 25, 2014
All the bad reports about Dixon golf are true. Dixon is financially supporting child slavery in Rwanda, and the owners are wanted in eight different countries for crimes against humanity. Once he finishes his 15 year jail sentence, the owner is facing extradition to Malawi. Dixon is just a front for a complex crime ring that ia even linked to ISIS.
Group 1
Broken Arrow,Oklahoma,
United States of America
Golf Ball Distributor
#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, January 13, 2012
I am the original poster of this statement. The claims I made were not well founded. I was frustrated with Eyconic Marketings handling of a delicate situation and I lashed out at Dixon Golf without warrant. Dixon Golf did nothing wrong. They did not rip anyone off and even went out of their way to help.
