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Complaint Review: N2 Publishibg Tyler Pack -
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N2 Publishibg Tyler Pack
USA
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N2 Publishibg Tyler Pack Beware! Beware! N2 Publishing, owner Tyler pack is a scam artist. That represents Little Valley and other communities and business. We are a small mom and pop shop. We have been duped by con artist N2 publishing, Tyler Pack, He solicited my local office beware beware scamers
N2 publication here in St, George Utah, Tyler Pack he is a CON MAN SCAM ARTISTS! BEWARE BEWARE! They DONT DO WHAT THEY SAY THEY WILL DO! Please DONT SIGN THIER CONTRACTS! THEY are not honest and have full intentions to take YOU TO COURT WHICH THATS WHAT THEY HOPE FOR! SCAM ARTISTS! BIG TIME! SHARKS ATTACK WHEN YOU CATCH ON TO THEM THE GOT A CONTRACT! Dont sign ther contracts run them off. Be ware.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Tyler
St George,Utah,
Washington
Response to Cloud's Moving Company's BEWARE report
#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Thu, January 21, 2016
Hello,
My name is Tyler Pack and I am the local area director for N2Publishing and oversee the community publication Little Valley Living. Our community publication is a neighborhood newsletter filled with stories and articles spotlighting the families and events in our community. The printing and design costs of our neighborhood publication are paid for through print advertisements within the publication.
On January 13th, 2014 I met with the owners of Cloud’s Moving Company who purchased an advertising position in our publication. We created an ad for Cloud’s Moving Company, ran that ad in the publication for several months, created a special full page article spotlight for Cloud’s Moving Company, and invited their representatives to attend our community events in order to build relationships and network within our community. After several months Cloud’s Moving Company stopped making payments for their advertising which continued to cost myself and my business money as we continued to print their ad in the publication as we had agreed in the advertising agreement. For several months I attempted to contact Cloud’s Moving Company through email, phone calls, text messages, and stopping by their office. My calls and attempts to contact them to discuss their advertising were never returned.
After several months of no response from Cloud’s Moving Company and in an attempt to receive payment for the work we performed and agreed upon in the advertising agreement that Cloud’s Moving Company signed, a small claims suit was filed. The Washington County District Judge, after reviewing the case and advertising agreement, ruled in favor of N2Publishing and myself and ordered Cloud’s Moving Company to pay the remaining amount on the advertising agreement. It was after the court ruling that Cloud’s Moving Company and their owner Debra Cloud posted this report.
Never was an attempt made to “scam” or “take advantage” of Cloud’s Moving Company. We are very proud of our community publication that is beloved by the residents in our neighborhood. We greatly appreciate the businesses that sponsor and support our community through their advertising. We do everything in our power to maintain positive relationships and build up all our business advertisers and it is disappointing when someone has an unfortunate experience, but we will continue to do all we can to create value for all our business advertisers.
