ADR Electronics, LLC

ADR cares very deeply about our customer's satisfactionIn 15+ years, we've never received a single complaint with the Revdex.com, until nowIn this complaint, our former client, [redacted] ("***"), by its employee [redacted] claims: That ADR is harassing [redacted] about their past due billsThat [redacted] demonstrated inaccuracies in ADR's billing and that ADR continues to pursue collectionThat ADR filed a complaint with the Internal Revenue Service that [redacted] purposely avoided paying taxesThat [redacted] had a contract with ADR in the amount of $7,That the work outlined in that contract remains incomplete, was paid for in full and that ADR insisted that [redacted] owed [New York State Sales] tax on the amount called for in the contractThat ADR insists [redacted] owes sales tax, and that we are "hounding them for it"That ADR is "unethical in our billings, unethical in our procedures, and most definitely unethical as a whole."ADR responds to this complaint as follows:ADR's collections are fully compliant with all applicable lawsADR is owed a balance that is due and payableADR is using all effort and energy to collect the money it's owed, but isn't harassing anyone [redacted] has not reported, nor has ADR adjusted any inaccuracies on the invoice relating to this complaintADR has made several courtesy adjustments to invoices that totaled $72,for After [redacted] wrote ADR via email that [redacted] was not responsible for New York State Sales tax, ADR filed a complaint with the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, not the Internal Revenue ServiceThe amount of the agreement was $7,000, plus sales taxDozens of other agreements between [redacted] and ADR were written the exact same waySales tax was always paid in full to ADR by ***All of the work was completed, and the invoice was paid, with sales tax deducted from the paymentADR is responsible as a fiduciary of the State of New York to collect and remit sales taxADR does not hound anyone, it follows the letter of the lawADR takes its reputation very seriously***'s claims are baseless and potentially slanderous and libelous.ADR respectfully requests that the mediator rule in our favor and remove this complaint from our unblemished recordAll documentation is available to support our position, and is fully available for review by the Revdex.com

ADR cares very deeply about our customer's satisfactionIn 15+ years, we've never received a single complaint with the Revdex.com, until nowIn this complaint, our former client, *** *** *** ("***"), by its employee *** *** claims: That ADR is harassing *** about
their past due billsThat *** demonstrated inaccuracies in ADR's billing and that ADR continues to pursue collectionThat ADR filed a complaint with the Internal Revenue Service that *** purposely avoided paying taxesThat *** had a contract with ADR in the amount of $7,That the work outlined in that contract remains incomplete, was paid for in full and that ADR insisted that *** owed [New York State Sales] tax on the amount called for in the contractThat ADR insists *** owes sales tax, and that we are "hounding them for it"That ADR is "unethical in our billings, unethical in our procedures, and most definitely unethical as a whole."ADR responds to this complaint as follows:ADR's collections are fully compliant with all applicable lawsADR is owed a balance that is due and payableADR is using all effort and energy to collect the money it's owed, but isn't harassing anyone*** has not reported, nor has ADR adjusted any inaccuracies on the invoice relating to this complaintADR has made several courtesy adjustments to invoices that totaled $72,for 2015. After *** *** wrote ADR via email that *** was not responsible for New York State Sales tax, ADR filed a complaint with the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, not the Internal Revenue Service. The amount of the agreement was $7,000, plus sales taxDozens of other agreements between *** and ADR were written the exact same waySales tax was always paid in full to ADR by ***All of the work was completed, and the invoice was paid, with sales tax deducted from the paymentADR is responsible as a fiduciary of the State of New York to collect and remit sales taxADR does not hound anyone, it follows the letter of the lawADR takes its reputation very seriously***'s claims are baseless and potentially slanderous and libelous.ADR respectfully requests that the mediator rule in our favor and remove this complaint from our unblemished recordAll documentation is available to support our position, and is fully available for review by the Revdex.com

ADR cares very deeply about our customer's satisfaction. In 15+ years, we've never received a single complaint with the Revdex.com, until now. In this complaint, our former client, [redacted] ("[redacted]"), by its employee [redacted] claims: 1. That ADR is harassing...

[redacted] about their past due bills.2. That [redacted] demonstrated inaccuracies in ADR's billing and that ADR continues to pursue collection.3. That ADR filed a complaint with the Internal Revenue Service that [redacted] purposely avoided paying taxes.4. That [redacted] had a contract with ADR in the amount of $7,000.5. That the work outlined in that contract remains incomplete, was paid for in full and that ADR insisted that [redacted] owed [New York State Sales] tax on the amount called for in the contract.6. That ADR insists [redacted] owes sales tax, and that we are "hounding them for it".7. That ADR is "unethical in our billings, unethical in our procedures, and most definitely unethical as a whole."ADR responds to this complaint as follows:1. ADR's collections are fully compliant with all applicable laws. ADR is owed a balance that is due and payable. ADR is using all effort and energy to collect the money it's owed, but isn't harassing anyone.2. [redacted] has not reported, nor has ADR adjusted any inaccuracies on the invoice relating to this complaint. ADR has made several courtesy adjustments to invoices that totaled $72,186 for 2015. 3. After [redacted] wrote ADR via email that [redacted] was not responsible for New York State Sales tax, ADR filed a complaint with the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, not the Internal Revenue Service. 4. The amount of the agreement was $7,000, plus sales tax. Dozens of other agreements between [redacted] and ADR were written the exact same way. Sales tax was always paid in full to ADR by [redacted].5. All of the work was completed, and the invoice was paid, with sales tax deducted from the payment.6. ADR is responsible as a fiduciary of the State of New York to collect and remit sales tax. ADR does not hound anyone, it follows the letter of the law.7. ADR takes its reputation very seriously. [redacted]'s claims are baseless and potentially slanderous and libelous.ADR respectfully requests that the mediator rule in our favor and remove this complaint from our unblemished record. All documentation is available to support our position, and is fully available for review by the Revdex.com.