John
Tucson,#2Author of original report
Tue, December 28, 2004
All who have been burned by Country Kitchen Candles... let's all go after them for a reimbursement of the funds we spent. I'm going to start by requesting a refund on all unopened boxes of candles and displays and for a refund of the expense of the distributorship. I figured it's only fair to deal with the open containers and let them deal with the closed containers... which amounts to most of them due to lack of locations and sales, not to mention the fact that every sticker on every pie candle gives misleading instructions that lead to the candles not burning properly nor complete. Let's all hit them in the same time frame. If they don't respond, lets look into legal action... the best thing would be to start a class action suite against them if they fail to comply... which leads to this... does anyone know how to open a door of contact for the disgruntled distributors?
John
Tucson,#3Author of original report
Wed, October 27, 2004
Instead of $200,000 a year, or $16,666.67 a month average as I was lead to believe and expect on a 40 location purchase, I'm averaging $3,426.84 a year, or $285.57 a month based on my last 6 months. The least ExpresScents and Country Kitchen Candles can do is have some "INTEGRITY" and offer a refund on unopened and returned boxes of candles and display racks. I'd be more than happy to relinquish my distributorship so they can resell it. For anyone that hasn't been told this, a contract CAN be broken or modified. All it takes is agreement on part of both parties involved. Is ExpresScents and Country Kitchen Candles willing to show this kind of "INTEGRITY"?
John
Tucson,#4Author of original report
Wed, October 27, 2004
Instead of $200,000 a year, or $16,666.67 a month average as I was lead to believe and expect on a 40 location purchase, I'm averaging $3,426.84 a year, or $285.57 a month based on my last 6 months. The least ExpresScents and Country Kitchen Candles can do is have some "INTEGRITY" and offer a refund on unopened and returned boxes of candles and display racks. I'd be more than happy to relinquish my distributorship so they can resell it. For anyone that hasn't been told this, a contract CAN be broken or modified. All it takes is agreement on part of both parties involved. Is ExpresScents and Country Kitchen Candles willing to show this kind of "INTEGRITY"?
John
Tucson,#5Author of original report
Wed, October 27, 2004
Instead of $200,000 a year, or $16,666.67 a month average as I was lead to believe and expect on a 40 location purchase, I'm averaging $3,426.84 a year, or $285.57 a month based on my last 6 months. The least ExpresScents and Country Kitchen Candles can do is have some "INTEGRITY" and offer a refund on unopened and returned boxes of candles and display racks. I'd be more than happy to relinquish my distributorship so they can resell it. For anyone that hasn't been told this, a contract CAN be broken or modified. All it takes is agreement on part of both parties involved. Is ExpresScents and Country Kitchen Candles willing to show this kind of "INTEGRITY"?
John
Tucson,#6Author of original report
Wed, October 27, 2004
Instead of $200,000 a year, or $16,666.67 a month average as I was lead to believe and expect on a 40 location purchase, I'm averaging $3,426.84 a year, or $285.57 a month based on my last 6 months. The least ExpresScents and Country Kitchen Candles can do is have some "INTEGRITY" and offer a refund on unopened and returned boxes of candles and display racks. I'd be more than happy to relinquish my distributorship so they can resell it. For anyone that hasn't been told this, a contract CAN be broken or modified. All it takes is agreement on part of both parties involved. Is ExpresScents and Country Kitchen Candles willing to show this kind of "INTEGRITY"?