Jane Haslam Photography

ID# [redacted] In response to the customers' follow up comments: All payments relating to the AYSO picture days in and have been made and are showing as deductions in my bank statements · Payment for the pictures was initiated on Saturday 2/ [redacted] by my bookkeeperIt was dispatched by my bank on Tuesday 2/ [redacted] (Please note that Monday 2/ [redacted] was Presidents Day so the bank was closed) It shows as a deduction from my checking account on Wednesday 2/ [redacted] · My accounts for were completed on Friday 2/ [redacted] and [redacted] was immediately emailed with the information concerning the donation back to his organization · Payment for the pictures was initiated on Friday 2/ [redacted] by my bookkeeperIt was dispatched by my bank on Monday 2/ [redacted] and also shows as a deduction from my checking account on Monday 2/ [redacted] On 2/ [redacted] my Bookkeeper emailed [redacted] directly to inform that the payments had been made and when to expect them With regards ** [redacted] 's second goal he himself acknowledges in his comments that there is no contract therefore between us therefore the AYSO organization are - and always have been - free to seek a new supplier for this serviceI am therefore at a bit of a loss to understand [redacted] 's problem in this regard It is unfortunate that [redacted] feels "duped" and (based on his comments) now has a third goal in mind to undermine my businessIt should be noted that my procedure with every organization that I work with is to “donate” an agreed percentage of the profits back to that organizationI certainly don't agree with nor understand his comment that this is unscrupulous behavior (Profits being defined as the amount remaining after sales tax / staff costs on picture day / product cost / admin and other overheads have been taken out) It is my opinion that situation is now resolved

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted] , and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because: [Your Answer Here] The only resolve came when we complained Does JHP ( [redacted] Photography) as well wish to acknowledge that it is good business practice to keep customer's hanging on to "guess" what is happening? Why does it takes a customer to complain months and months afterwards wondering when an agreement is to be resolved? EVen in her reply's she says that monies were put into my bank We questioned it, and the reply is "oh we only mailed it" The matter may now have her deemed dollar figure in AYSO's post-office box, but my complaint issued early on that she run's an inferior business and the "buyer" must beware still holds, and will not be rescinded In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above Sincerely, [redacted]

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted] , and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because: Thank you for looking into this For the record, as of minutes ago, [redacted] has yet to receive one penny from [redacted] PhotographyOur bank -of which she has no knowledge as to who that is or a bank account #- has no record of any deposits being made into that account from [redacted] or in the dollar figure she advises was take care of The fact that there was no written agreement is more a shane on us for being the "volunteer" organization that Ossining AYSO, and for that matter, AYSO National is However, such should be more of the burden of the organization brought forward by [redacted] , no? For her to be controlling the renumeration aspect of this "photo" endeavor is unscrupulous! Her firm was competing for our organizations needs with the likes of an Irvin Simon, SportsImages, etc., who define themselves as "funds raising" for youth sport groups Needless to say, the many tenet is that your organization gets a percentage back in return of the monies collected Not a percentage of return on the NET of the monies collected as [redacted] now advises My original goals here were two fold: have this situation resolved and to part ways with [redacted] 's firm But now I see that a third is necessary, that other organizations like Ossining AYSO does not get "duped" by such people as [redacted] In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above Sincerely, [redacted] l

ID# [redacted]
In
response to the customers' follow up comments:
 
1.      All payments relating to the AYSO picture
days in 2012 and 2013 have been made and are showing as deductions in my bank
statements
·        
Payment
for the 2012 pictures was initiated on Saturday 2/** by my bookkeeper. It was
dispatched by my bank on Tuesday 2/** (Please note that Monday 2/** was
Presidents Day so the bank was closed) It shows as a deduction from my checking
account on Wednesday 2/**
·        
My
accounts for 2013 were completed on Friday 2/** and [redacted] was immediately
emailed with the information concerning the donation back to his organization
·        
Payment
for the 2013 pictures was initiated on Friday 2/** by my bookkeeper. It was
dispatched by my bank on Monday 2/** and also shows as a deduction from my
checking account on Monday 2/**
 
2.      On 2/** my Bookkeeper emailed [redacted] directly to inform that the payments had been made and when to expect
them
 
3.      With regards **. [redacted]'s second goal
he himself acknowledges in his comments that there is no contract therefore
between us therefore the AYSO organization are - and always have been - free to
seek a new supplier for this service. I am therefore at a bit of a loss to
understand [redacted]'s problem in this regard
 
4.  It is unfortunate that **
[redacted] feels "duped" and (based on his comments) now has a third
goal in mind to undermine my business. It should be noted that my normal procedure with every organization that I work with is to “donate” an agreed
percentage of the profits
back to that organization. I certainly don't agree with nor understand his
comment that  this is unscrupulous
behavior
(Profits
being defined as the amount remaining after sales tax / staff costs on picture
day / product cost / admin and other overheads have been taken out)
 
It is
my opinion that situation is now resolved.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:
[Your Answer Here]
The only resolve came when we complained.  Does JHP ([redacted] Photography) as well wish to acknowledge that it is good business practice to keep customer's hanging on to "guess" what is happening?  Why does it takes a customer to complain months and months afterwards wondering when an agreement is to be resolved?
EVen in her reply's she says that monies were put into my bank.  We questioned it, and the reply is "oh we only mailed it".  The matter may now have her deemed dollar figure in AYSO's post-office box, but my complaint issued early on that she run's an inferior business and the "buyer" must beware still holds, and will not be rescinded.
 
 
 
 
In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

Thank you for looking into this.
 
For the record, as of 30 minutes ago, [redacted] has yet to receive one penny from [redacted] Photography. Our bank -of which she has no knowledge as to who that is or a bank account #- has no record of any deposits being made into that account from [redacted] or in the dollar figure she advises was take care of.
 
The fact that there was no written agreement is more a shane on us for being the "volunteer" organization that Ossining AYSO, and for that matter, AYSO National is.  However, such should be more of the burden of the organization brought forward by [redacted], no?  For her to be controlling the renumeration aspect of this "photo" endeavor is unscrupulous!  Her firm was competing for our organizations needs with the likes of an Irvin Simon, SportsImages, etc., who define themselves as "funds raising" for youth sport groups.  Needless to say, the many tenet is that your organization gets a percentage back in return of the monies collected.  Not a percentage of return on the NET of the monies collected as [redacted] now advises.
 
My original goals here were two fold: have this situation resolved and to part ways with [redacted]'s firm.  But now I see that a third is necessary, that other organizations like Ossining AYSO does not get "duped" by such people as [redacted].
 
 
 
 
 
 
In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.
Sincerely,
[redacted]l

Review: For the Fall 2012-Spring 2013 season, Ossining AYSO (a 501c3 non-profit) entered into an agreement with [redacted] Haslan Photography to have our players/teams have their photos taken. This is an annual fundraising endeavor. The terms of the agreement was for a percentage rebate to be given back to Ossining AYSO. [redacted] Photography was paid by our players, the percentage determined to be 5% was to be given back to Ossining AYSO as part of this fundraising process.

The photos were taken as promised in the Fall 2012. Some roll-over of photo taking occurred in the Spring of 2013. Note we have no accounting for what was collected since payments from players went directly to [redacted] Photography but on the "low" side, perchance 500 players purchased a photo package valued at $20. That value of $10,000 x .05 = $500 to Ossining AYSO. Even if this was a lower amount of participants, the dollars owed back to Ossining AYSO are lower than that. Subsequently, if the number of players participating grew, than the final dollar owed to Ossining AYSO would be larger.

Very surprised she is taking such a position for so little monies involved.

Ossining AYSO re-engaged with [redacted] Photograhy for the Fall 2013-Spring 2014 season WITHOUT any previous monies due being sent to them. In January 2014 this was discovered that [redacted] Photography never sent in the owed monies from the previous event. At the time of the inquiry, [redacted] chose to debate that we were asking for too much of a percentage; it had been 5%, email documents from Ossining AYSO had a typo that 50% was due. This discrepancy was immediately cleared up. The issue then became rightfully, "why are we waiting for these monies?"

Keep in mind the NET result in monies was probably a minimum of $500 as well.

Ossining AYSO requested that these owed monies from the 2012-13 season be taken care of by the end of January 2014.

As of today, February 15, 2014, nothing has been sent. When queried, [redacted] advised in summation, when she wants to...plans to combine with the 2013-14 monies owed. Frankly, who knows when that may happen?

If we?Ossining AYSO were to outright disengage the prospects of her services for the upcoming Fall 2014-15 season -of which we will do- [redacted] Photography surely will never pay us any owed monies for TWO fundraising seasons.Desired Settlement: Payment of the 2012-13 season ASAP.

Payment of the 2013-14 season VERY soon.

ANd we part ways where we find a new vendor for our photo fundraiser.

Business

Response: