Nathan Archer
brooklyn,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, February 28, 2010
Let me say that Mr. Balducci that you know you changed the agreement in mid stream and we still wanted to service you. First let me apologize for my childish outburst. There is no need for it. I don't have to let your actions and words bring me down to a lower level. Yes, you did take me to court when you didn't have to take that action. You did not win anything, we settled and we settled on giving you back your deposit. Yes, I had 30 days to do so and I failed to do so. All this I will acknowledge. Did we robbed you? No, we did not. All I have to say to this matter is that you will receive a certified check via USPS (certified and registered) within 30 days. And at that time, let's see if you would man enough to post a retraction to rectify the issue. Now you can send me your address at my email address where you want the check to be sent to or I can send it the address of record.
No_Bull
USA#3Consumer Comment
Sun, February 28, 2010
Archer's attempts to paint himself as a victim here are laughable!
He's confirmed here in writing that he entered into a binding contract, agreed voluntarily on a price, agreed voluntarily to a change in the scope of work, did not perform the work, did not communicate with the client, was not reachable by the client, did not respond to a request for a refund due to his non-performance, did not behave ethically, breached the contract, was taken to court and received a just and fair hearing, was not found credible or justified in not returning the deposit, was found guilty, was ordered to make restitution, did not make restitution within the time-frame ordered by the court, is now in further breach of the court order and is now making a further oral promise to refund within 30 days.
Archer, if you had a track record it's over. The track is ended and you're headed off a cliff. You don't have a leg to stand on. You had your day in court and you lost. That's when this moved from being a business dispute to you being a thief and a criminal.
Pay the client back. Do it quickly. Do it quietly. You bigged yourself up. Now it's time to man up.
Nathan Archer
brooklyn,#4REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, February 28, 2010
NYC is such a lair and the story isn't truth. We had a business arraignment and we had an understanding about required services. We were requested by NYC to provide a list services that cost $5,000.00 for $2,500. because we worked with exclusively with Non-Profits we attempted to offer the services for that price. Then NYC changed the game and wanted us to increase the services for the same price. In which I agreed to do so. However, after not being able to reach me for personal reasons, he fired us without notifications and when I contacted him, he attempted to threatened me and I responded back in kind.
Robert
Buffalo,#5Consumer Suggestion
Sun, January 10, 2010
Go back to small claims court and request an enforcement order!!! The fee for the order will automatically be added to your small claims award.
The enforcement order can include:
wage garnishment,
levy bank accounts,
levy State Income Tax refunds,
lien against real property,
lien against any property of value; car, truck, boat, RV, etc.