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Eustace,#2Author of original report
Thu, October 25, 2012
Nash, I did believe you to be an honest person, even though the contract seemed to phony. I wish I had followed my instincts.
Sherry
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denton,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Mon, October 08, 2012
Apparently I did not proofread my apology letter close enough. In the next to last paragraph I said that I had a personal relationship since childhood with the owner of the company and it had been tarnished. That is a misstatement.
It was meant to read that I had a personal relationship since childhood with the owners younger brother and that relationship has been tarnished. I no longer have any relationship with the owner of the company. Again my apologies for not reading it thoroughly before I hit send.
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denton,#4UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sun, October 07, 2012
First let me say that I am truly sorry for what has happened to this and all the other homeowners that are going through this same ordeal. If I had thought there was a chance of this happening I would have never wasted my time or made commitments to the people that trusted in me to deliver what I promised.
I worked as a salesman for Southland Exteriors traveling across Texas running appointments that the company set up for various home improvement services. My job was to sell only and turn in the contracts and checks to the office via fedex. After that the jobs were run by the office and the installer. I was still able to be contacted and was instructed to relay messages about delivery and installation details. At no time was I ever in control of scheduling or installation.
In the beginning of my time with the company the jobs I turned in went smoothly and my customers were happy so I felt confident that everything was above board. As time went on jobs began to delay and excuses rolled in. I had no answers only excuses that were fed to me. I was in an uncomfortable position to say the least. I was responsible for my own expenses in return for a larger commission share which in turn put me 7k dollars in debt. Gas, hotels, rental cars added up. I also was not paid until the jobs were completed so I was experiencing extreme levels of stress just paying my credit card bills. So obviously I wanted the jobs to be done in a timely manner as well and when they weren't it hurt me financially as well as the guilt of not delivering what I promised. Trust me when I say there were many conversations about why jobs were not being done. I finally had enough and quit via email and never spoke to anyone at the company again. I was ordered to submit all copies of my files and cease contact with any of my previous customers for threat of being in violation of some legal mumbo jumbo that I signed when I started. I also had a personal relationship since childhood with the owner of the company that has been tarnished.
This is an attempt to clear my name. I am still in sales and have many satisfied customers so my reputation is important to me. In the end I hope I am not held responsible in the eyes of the people that have been defrauded. I hope they can forgive me for what has happened to them.
Respectively Nash Peterson