Fairmax Law

First and foremost, you are always (and encouraged) free to pursue any claim you feel you have against this law firmYou were advised by an attorney, the attorney, and the law itself says the requirements for protection under that lawPayment of $for a credit counseling course, and a credit report, does not equate to bankruptcy protectionI strongly suggest, if you feel you have a claim, that you pursue said claim with an attorney, or by reporting this to a policing authority (however, I think you will find that contract breach, which I am assuming you are alleging, is a civil claim)Attached to the correspondence with the Revdex.com, is your retainerIt shows that the monies paid to us are "earned upon receipt", you agreed to that, and willingly volunteered your signatureFurther, the retainer you signed nowhere states anything regarding protection from creditors as soon as retained, I think that is something you had an expectation of, but, nowhere did we ever (or would ever) make such representationFurther, your on-boarding attorney has filed hundreds of bankruptcies, and is given a strict guideline on what he can and cannot guaranteeHe would never say that "retaining our services will stop creditors from calling", or anything analogous to thatFinally, I think you are missing many points, there is NO legal mechanism to stop creditors from contacting you other than the ones I outlined for you, I have re-attached the analysis in the hopes that you will re-read itNowhere have we represented that there was some mechanism to stop creditors from contacting you, or that we would endeavor some other way to keep creditors from contacting you, other than filing your bankruptcy, which is what you contracted us to doAs far as I am concerned with this issue, I will wait to respond to any legal complaint you think you haveYou signed a contract, a legal document that is binding, and under the contract, we have not done anything incorrect or wrong

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below After your reply and lack of understanding of disclosure after the fact I will issue a claim against you in demand for the fullest money by lawI paid money paid for servicesServiceswere not renderedYou did not disclose a fact until after I put money down! Your contract by law means nothing and regardless the contract was prior and not to the date of the serviceYour pushy and demanding! I do not want your service under pretensesI will not do business with a business that pushesI was disclosed after the fact that I wouldget a refund but from the presidentI consider this harassmentHave you ever tried disclosing the fact prior to taking money if your claim of being on the up and up by law? That is bait and tackle also to disclose after money paidI have the right as a consumer to change my mindNo services were renderedYour keeping money that is not owed to you Regards, [redacted]

First and foremost, you are always (and encouraged) free to pursue any claim you feel you have against this law firm. You were advised by an attorney, the attorney, and the law itself says the requirements for protection under that law. Payment of $75 for a credit counseling course, and a credit report, does not equate to bankruptcy protection. I strongly suggest, if you feel you have a claim, that you pursue said claim with an attorney, or by reporting this to a policing authority (however, I think you will find that contract breach, which I am assuming you are alleging, is a civil claim). Attached to the correspondence with the Revdex.com, is your retainer. It shows that the monies paid to us are "earned upon receipt", you agreed to that, and willingly volunteered your signature. Further, the retainer you signed nowhere states anything regarding protection from creditors as soon as retained, I think that is something you had an expectation of, but, nowhere did we ever (or would ever) make such representation. Further, your on-boarding attorney has filed hundreds of bankruptcies, and is given a strict guideline on what he can and cannot guarantee. He would never say that "retaining our services will stop creditors from calling", or anything analogous to that. Finally, I think you are missing many points, there is NO legal mechanism to stop creditors from contacting you other than the ones I outlined for you, I have re-attached the analysis in the hopes that you will re-read it. Nowhere have we represented that there was some mechanism to stop creditors from contacting you, or that we would endeavor some other way to keep creditors from contacting you, other than filing your bankruptcy, which is what you contracted us to do. As far as I am concerned with this issue, I will wait to respond to any legal complaint you think you have. You signed a contract, a legal document that is binding, and under the contract, we have not done anything incorrect or wrong.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint.  For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.
After your reply and lack of understanding of disclosure after the fact I will issue a claim against you in demand for the fullest money by law. I paid money paid for services. Serviceswere not rendered. You did not disclose a fact until after I put money down! Your contract by law means nothing and regardless the contract was prior and not to the date of the service. Your pushy and demanding! I do not want your service under false pretenses. I will not do business with a business that pushes. I was disclosed after the fact that I wouldget a refund but from the president. I consider this harassment. Have you ever tried disclosing the fact prior to taking money if your claim of being on the up and up by law? That is bait and tackle also to disclose after money paid. I have the right as a consumer to change my mind. No services were rendered. Your keeping money that is not owed to you. 
Regards,
[redacted]