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Based upon Mr [redacted] s' prior performance, his refusal to issue a refund in a timely fashion, and the fact that he is not a member of the Revdex.com, I decided to request the aide of my credit card company in disputing the payment made to his company Please note that in his latest response Mr [redacted] only agrees to allowing the charge back IF I drop my Revdex.com complaint This hardly seems like the action of thought of someone who was truly sincere about doing the right thing and issuing my refund His complaint about additional costs and fees could have been simply avoided by issuing my refund back when he originally said that he would The chargeback dispute will take days before the matter is closed, so therefore I request that this complaint be held as pending until such time that the dispute is finalized and closed I thank the Revdex.com for their attention to this matter and for their continued assistance for the next days until the refund transaction is complete I will notify you when I receive confirmation from my credit card company that the dispute is closed

Please allow me to dispel the falsehoods that Mr [redacted] put forth on his response to my Revdex.com complaint against his businessMr [redacted] operates http:// [redacted] .com which, by his own websites statement, is a business advertising website (http:// [redacted] .com) Since little other information is available on the site, prior to my purchase I had several telephone conversations with Mr [redacted] Just as it is NOT LISTED on his website, never did Mr [redacted] ever mention a requirement of attending “training classes” in order to have my business listedThat’s absurd! What advertising company anywhere would ever require that their clients attend training classes in order to receive the service that they paid for?He also never offered a disclaimer that “Phoenix Local Shops was in development” and that although he was selling a service, that I should expect and accept poor site performance and access difficulty.Additionally, the “frustrations” that Mr [redacted] concedes that I “repeatedly mentioned” had to do with the lacking functionality of his website – not with my ability to use itSimple examples would be the failure of the log in page and listingupdate page which prevented me from being able to log in and update my listing as was promised.Next, my purchase was to have my business listed on an “advertising” website Although business networking gatherings are sponsored by PLS, I chose not to attend since they are always during the workweek and during the workday, and usually at a location more than miles from my home But again, I didn’t pay to join a net working group, just to have my business listed on an internet site.After the first two months of issues, Mr [redacted] stated that he would re-set my “annual” listing to begin in October He has also admitted his “technical difficulties that lasted from November-January” Icomplained to Mr [redacted] in November and December and received only excuses, never satisfaction In January Mr [redacted] posted a PLS promotional post on [redacted] , to which I responded with one simple question in the comment section: ***, when will this site ever work properly? This prompted a rude and hostile phone call from him during which he made the statement that he was cancelling my listing and would refund my money.I documented this and officially requested a refund in January, not Mid-February as Mr [redacted] claims Every week for the next weeks I had to contact Mr [redacted] to ask about the refund and each time received only excuses and promises to receive it the following week Based upon Mr [redacted] ’s performance and reputation it seemed that this could go for ever Finally I gave him the deadline of February 19, which he ignored On 2/20/is when I filed this Revdex.com complaint.I have not heard from Mr [redacted] since 2/14/when I contacted him for the last time regarding my refund I contest that Mr [redacted] “attempted very hard to work” with me, since I have had to initiate every contact Never has he contacted ME to update me, apologize, provide assistance or respond to my complaint.Lastly, he states that “Mr [redacted] has taken his frustration out on other members of the business community.” I certainly have not! Who? What “business community”? I have not YET contacted any other PLS clients to discuss their dissatisfaction with his service Since he offers no proof or example, this is just another in a long line of unsubstantiated statements made by Mr [redacted] .In his response Mr [redacted] states, “I agreed that I would pay Mr [redacted] a refund as soon as I have the money to pay him back.” My question is when? How long must I wait? When will you honor your word, Mr [redacted] ?

Thank you for requesting a responseMr*** has taken this opportunity to chargeback the money as oppose to waitI have allowed the chargeback to go through under the condition that he drop his complaintThe chargeback is costing me a additional $in additional to transfer fees from a bank accountMr*** has accepted the chargeback, and the money has been transferred back to his credit card

Please allow me to dispel the falsehoods that Mr. [redacted] put forth on his response to my Revdex.com complaint against his business.
Mr. [redacted] operates http://[redacted].com which, by his own websites statement, is a business advertising website (http://[redacted].com/[redacted]/).  Since little other information is available on the site, prior to my purchase I had several telephone conversations with Mr. [redacted].  Just as it is NOT LISTED on his website, never did Mr. [redacted] ever mention a requirement of attending “training classes” in order to have my business listed. That’s absurd!  What advertising company anywhere would ever require that their clients attend training classes in order to receive the service that they paid for?He also never offered a disclaimer that “Phoenix Local Shops was in development” and that although he was selling a service, that I should expect and accept poor site performance and access difficulty.Additionally, the “frustrations” that Mr. [redacted] concedes that I “repeatedly mentioned” had to do with the lacking functionality of his website – not with my ability to use it. Simple examples would be the failure of the log in page and listingupdate page which prevented me from being able to log in and update my listing as was promised.Next, my purchase was to have my business listed on an “advertising” website.  Although business networking gatherings are sponsored by PLS, I chose not to attend since they are always during the workweek and during the workday, and usually at a location more than 30 miles from my home.  But again, I didn’t pay to join a net working group, just to have my business listed on an internet site.After the first two months of issues, Mr. [redacted] stated that he would re-set my “annual” listing to begin in October.  He has also admitted his “technical difficulties that lasted from November-January”.  Icomplained to Mr. [redacted] in November and December and received only excuses, never satisfaction.  In January Mr. [redacted] posted a PLS promotional post on [redacted], to which I responded with one simple question in the comment section: [redacted], when will this site ever work properly?  This prompted a rude and hostile phone call from him during which he made the statement that he was cancelling my listing and would refund my money.I documented this and officially requested a refund in January, not Mid-February as Mr. [redacted] claims.  Every week for the next 3 weeks I had to contact Mr. [redacted] to ask about the refund and each time received only excuses and promises to receive it the following week.  Based upon Mr. [redacted]’s performance and reputation it seemed that this could go for ever.  Finally I gave him the deadline of February 19, 2014 which he ignored.  On 2/20/14 is when I filed this Revdex.com complaint.I have not heard from Mr. [redacted] since 2/14/14 when I contacted him for the last time regarding my refund.  I contest that Mr. [redacted] “attempted very hard to work” with me, since I have had to initiate every contact.  Never has he contacted ME to update me, apologize, provide assistance or respond to my complaint.Lastly, he states that “Mr. [redacted] …has taken his frustration out…on other members of the business community.”  I certainly have not!  Who? What “business community”?  I have not YET contacted any other PLS clients to discuss their dissatisfaction with his service.  Since he offers no proof or example, this is just another in a long line of unsubstantiated statements made by Mr. [redacted].In his response Mr. [redacted] states, “I agreed that I would pay Mr. [redacted] a refund as soon as I have the money to pay him back.”  My question is when?  How long must I wait?  When will you honor your word, Mr. [redacted]?

Based upon Mr. [redacted]s' prior performance, his refusal to issue a refund in a timely fashion, and the fact that he is not a member of the Revdex.com, I decided to request the aide of my credit card company in disputing the payment made to his company.  Please note that in his latest response Mr. [redacted] only agrees to allowing the charge back IF I drop my Revdex.com complaint.  This hardly seems like the action of thought of someone who was truly sincere about doing the right thing and issuing my refund.  His complaint about additional costs and fees could have been simply avoided by issuing my refund back when he originally said that he would.  The chargeback dispute will take 60 days before the matter is closed, so therefore I request that this complaint be held as pending until such time that the dispute is finalized and closed.  I thank the Revdex.com for their attention to this matter and for their continued assistance for the next 60 days until the refund transaction is complete.  I will notify you when I receive confirmation from my credit card company that the dispute is closed.

Thank you for the information in regards to this complaint. Mr. [redacted] has signed up as a "Featured Listing" on www.[redacted].com back in September, 2013 for a cost of $40. Mr. [redacted] has repeatedly mentioned his frustrations with the site, however has refused to attend any kind of training...

that we offer in order to learn how to use the site. He has attended one network meeting, which we offer regularly every two weeks.  There have been some technical difficulties that lasted from November-January. Our current members all understood the complexity of what we have been doing with Phoenix Local Shops, and have not had issues. Mr. [redacted] had not said a word about anything from December-Mid February, until he took his frustration out on Social Media, costing me 2 members. I agreed that I would pay Mr. [redacted] a refund as soon as I have the money to pay him back. Mr. [redacted] did not like that answer, and took that to mean I would not pay him back. I have attempted very hard to work with Mr. [redacted] and he has refused to attend any kind of training, or groups. I have explained to Mr. [redacted] the reason it only costed $40 was because Phoenix Local Shops was in development.  He has not only taken his frustration out on me, but also on other members of the business community.

Please allow me to dispel the falsehoods that Mr. [redacted] put forth on his response to my Revdex.com complaint against his business.
Mr. [redacted] operates http://[redacted].com which, by his own websites statement, is a business advertising website (http://[redacted].com/[redacted]/).  Since little other information is available on the site, prior to my purchase I had several telephone conversations with Mr. [redacted].  Just as it is NOT LISTED on his website, never did Mr. [redacted] ever mention a requirement of attending “training classes” in order to have my business listed. That’s absurd!  What advertising company anywhere would ever require that their clients attend training classes in order to receive the service that they paid for?He also never offered a disclaimer that “Phoenix Local Shops was in development” and that although he was selling a service, that I should expect and accept poor site performance and access difficulty.Additionally, the “frustrations” that Mr. [redacted] concedes that I “repeatedly mentioned” had to do with the lacking functionality of his website – not with my ability to use it. Simple examples would be the failure of the log in page and listingupdate page which prevented me from being able to log in and update my listing as was promised.Next, my purchase was to have my business listed on an “advertising” website.  Although business networking gatherings are sponsored by PLS, I chose not to attend since they are always during the workweek and during the workday, and usually at a location more than 30 miles from my home.  But again, I didn’t pay to join a net working group, just to have my business listed on an internet site.After the first two months of issues, Mr. [redacted] stated that he would re-set my “annual” listing to begin in October.  He has also admitted his “technical difficulties that lasted from November-January”.  Icomplained to Mr. [redacted] in November and December and received only excuses, never satisfaction.  In January Mr. [redacted] posted a PLS promotional post on [redacted], to which I responded with one simple question in the comment section: [redacted], when will this site ever work properly?  This prompted a rude and hostile phone call from him during which he made the statement that he was cancelling my listing and would refund my money.I documented this and officially requested a refund in January, not Mid-February as Mr. [redacted] claims.  Every week for the next 3 weeks I had to contact Mr. [redacted] to ask about the refund and each time received only excuses and promises to receive it the following week.  Based upon Mr. [redacted]’s performance and reputation it seemed that this could go for ever.  Finally I gave him the deadline of February 19, 2014 which he ignored.  On 2/20/14 is when I filed this Revdex.com complaint.I have not heard from Mr. [redacted] since 2/14/14 when I contacted him for the last time regarding my refund.  I contest that Mr. [redacted] “attempted very hard to work” with me, since I have had to initiate every contact.  Never has he contacted ME to update me, apologize, provide assistance or respond to my complaint.Lastly, he states that “Mr. [redacted] …has taken his frustration out…on other members of the business community.”  I certainly have not!  Who? What “business community”?  I have not YET contacted any other PLS clients to discuss their dissatisfaction with his service.  Since he offers no proof or example, this is just another in a long line of unsubstantiated statements made by Mr. [redacted].In his response Mr. [redacted] states, “I agreed that I would pay Mr. [redacted] a refund as soon as I have the money to pay him back.”  My question is when?  How long must I wait?  When will you honor your word, Mr. [redacted]?

Thank you for requesting a response. Mr. [redacted] has taken this opportunity to chargeback the money as oppose to wait. I have allowed the chargeback to go through under the condition that he drop his complaint. The chargeback is costing me a additional $20 in additional to transfer fees from a bank account. Mr. [redacted] has accepted the chargeback, and the money has been transferred back to his credit card.

Thank you for the information in regards to this complaint. Mr. [redacted] has signed up as a "Featured Listing" on www.[redacted].com back in September, 2013 for a cost of $40. Mr. [redacted] has repeatedly mentioned his frustrations with the site, however has refused to attend any kind of training...

that we offer in order to learn how to use the site. He has attended one network meeting, which we offer regularly every two weeks.  There have been some technical difficulties that lasted from November-January. Our current members all understood the complexity of what we have been doing with Phoenix Local Shops, and have not had issues. Mr. [redacted] had not said a word about anything from December-Mid February, until he took his frustration out on Social Media, costing me 2 members. I agreed that I would pay Mr. [redacted] a refund as soon as I have the money to pay him back. Mr. [redacted] did not like that answer, and took that to mean I would not pay him back. I have attempted very hard to work with Mr. [redacted] and he has refused to attend any kind of training, or groups. I have explained to Mr. [redacted] the reason it only costed $40 was because Phoenix Local Shops was in development.  He has not only taken his frustration out on me, but also on other members of the business community.

Based upon Mr. [redacted]s' prior performance, his refusal to issue a refund in a timely fashion, and the fact that he is not a member of the Revdex.com, I decided to request the aide of my credit card company in disputing the payment made to his company.  Please note that in his latest response Mr. [redacted] only agrees to allowing the charge back IF I drop my Revdex.com complaint.  This hardly seems like the action of thought of someone who was truly sincere about doing the right thing and issuing my refund.  His complaint about additional costs and fees could have been simply avoided by issuing my refund back when he originally said that he would.  The chargeback dispute will take 60 days before the matter is closed, so therefore I request that this complaint be held as pending until such time that the dispute is finalized and closed.  I thank the Revdex.com for their attention to this matter and for their continued assistance for the next 60 days until the refund transaction is complete.  I will notify you when I receive confirmation from my credit card company that the dispute is closed.