Houston,TX
Houston,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, October 16, 2009
Linda, you know what happened, that is if that woman kept you informed. Why are you being her lackey? Everything in the report was completely factual, and you know it. And what happened was wrong, immoral and illegal. We were not told where our items were ever. Just because we have reluctantly "let it go" due to the time and distance involved in continuing the lawsuit does not make what you all did right. And you know it. There was also the damage to the house and other unfulfilled contractual promises that we never discussed with you. We treated you very well and you took our possessions and never lived up to the terms of contract. You two should make restitution for what you took and you know it. Filing a rebuttal does not make you "not guilty".
At Her Mercy
Houston,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, April 14, 2009
As a member of the family whose father's possessions were taken, I know what happened in the MS Mercy Estate Ripoff. I personally know that Ms Mercy & Company were unscrupulous looking to make money off the grief of others. I personally know that the writer of the rebuttal was there and partook of the bounty. There was an estate sale. Of what sold, yes our portion was received. After that she picked up the rest for consignment and became mostly uncommunicative. She made promises and bounced checks. She said our belongings were in a store room which meant they were not on consignment. We contacted a lawyer to take care of the bounced check, she ignored the one hired in Houston, but paid the one in Louisiana. That money was given to charity. Not everything was valuable but there was great value in all of it combined. MS Mercy & Company took it, broke the consignment contract and then did not return anything when objections were made. Just a pot full of worthless excuses and people. This is how this woman has chosen to do business. No body made her do what she did.