Tom
Chicago,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, February 03, 2009
Kristy, If a judgement has been entered in your favor. You should be able to file a motion to put a lien on any of their assets. Follow up with your lawyer. Tom
Kristy
Woodsfield,#3Author of original report
Mon, September 22, 2008
Well I've still seen no money back, however because everything was done through fax, phone and internet I was able to get a small claims judgement against them, however I'm having a rough time collecting. I too called the Florida financial investigator and he is going to help me from here on out. He does have enough to file against them. Thank you so much Nick for updating or I would have never found Todd. Without interest they owe me $1472.00
Kristy
Woodsfield,#4Author of original report
Fri, December 28, 2007
I'm so sorry you were not better informed as to what happened. If I remember correctly you are a mere "conference call" trainer for this business. So no you have no idea what efforts I have put forth to contact your company. Yes my town cheif of police, my lawyer, your BBB and your counties Consumer Affairs is all working on this matter. In fact my lawyer thought this was such an easy case he advised me to start with less expensive measures such as a BBB compliant. So that is what I did first, my lawyer also told me that after I filed with the BBB he did not want me to file a suite for at least 30 days in order to let your company make a response. Well as of today there still is no response. My rep from your BBB has tried to call your business all week. She did state to me this morning that she just doesn't understand as TMP knows in order to stay with the BBB you HAVE to respond to every complaint. She promised me she would either hear from you people today or she would make a note and I have respectfully waited my 30 days and I'll be able to file a small claims case in which a member of your business will have to attend the court date here in Monroe County OHIO as I've already received the green flag that due to the transaction being totally done over the net, faxing and telephone the case WILL BE HEARD HERE. Sorry about that.....Silly to spend the time and money on this when you admitted in 3 e-mails you were in the wrong. If you need anymore claification on this matter feel free to ask. Have a GREAT New Year!!!! THANKS!!!
Shawn
West Palm Beach,#5UPDATE Employee
Mon, December 17, 2007
Kristy has no need to hide her name, yet she feels free to use the full names of others on an international website. Thanks, Kristy; real professional. These problems could have been worked out had Kristy continued to contact Total Mortgage Protection's home office but she chose to file a "rip off report" instead. Kristy also signed a contract with us. While I am not the person that handles contracting, licensing, or agents, I know how a contract works: You hold up your end of the contract and (hopefully) the other party holds up their end of the contract. If we (TMP) had not held to our contract, Kristy should have gotten a lawyer and had them contact us to straighten it out. As Kristy has not contacted us with a legal representative, I can only assume that we at TMP have upheld our end of the contract. Therefore, one can only assume that Kristy herself has neglected to fully comply with her contract, not TMP.
Shawn
West Palm Beach,#6UPDATE Employee
Mon, December 17, 2007
Kristy has no need to hide her name, yet she feels free to use the full names of others on an international website. Thanks, Kristy; real professional. These problems could have been worked out had Kristy continued to contact Total Mortgage Protection's home office but she chose to file a "rip off report" instead. Kristy also signed a contract with us. While I am not the person that handles contracting, licensing, or agents, I know how a contract works: You hold up your end of the contract and (hopefully) the other party holds up their end of the contract. If we (TMP) had not held to our contract, Kristy should have gotten a lawyer and had them contact us to straighten it out. As Kristy has not contacted us with a legal representative, I can only assume that we at TMP have upheld our end of the contract. Therefore, one can only assume that Kristy herself has neglected to fully comply with her contract, not TMP.
Shawn
West Palm Beach,#7UPDATE Employee
Mon, December 17, 2007
Kristy has no need to hide her name, yet she feels free to use the full names of others on an international website. Thanks, Kristy; real professional. These problems could have been worked out had Kristy continued to contact Total Mortgage Protection's home office but she chose to file a "rip off report" instead. Kristy also signed a contract with us. While I am not the person that handles contracting, licensing, or agents, I know how a contract works: You hold up your end of the contract and (hopefully) the other party holds up their end of the contract. If we (TMP) had not held to our contract, Kristy should have gotten a lawyer and had them contact us to straighten it out. As Kristy has not contacted us with a legal representative, I can only assume that we at TMP have upheld our end of the contract. Therefore, one can only assume that Kristy herself has neglected to fully comply with her contract, not TMP.
Shawn
West Palm Beach,#8UPDATE Employee
Mon, December 17, 2007
Kristy has no need to hide her name, yet she feels free to use the full names of others on an international website. Thanks, Kristy; real professional. These problems could have been worked out had Kristy continued to contact Total Mortgage Protection's home office but she chose to file a "rip off report" instead. Kristy also signed a contract with us. While I am not the person that handles contracting, licensing, or agents, I know how a contract works: You hold up your end of the contract and (hopefully) the other party holds up their end of the contract. If we (TMP) had not held to our contract, Kristy should have gotten a lawyer and had them contact us to straighten it out. As Kristy has not contacted us with a legal representative, I can only assume that we at TMP have upheld our end of the contract. Therefore, one can only assume that Kristy herself has neglected to fully comply with her contract, not TMP.