Michael Webb Foreign Car Repairs

Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because: A “misunderstanding” would be to bill me the wrong amount, accidentally double bill me, or apply a payment to the wrong accountMailing companies you have never done business with a paper with the word“Invoice”, with an amount listed as “due”, is fraudYou took the time to enter our businesses information into your Accounts Receivable; posted charges that weren’t authorized, printed, and mailed the invoicesWhile I only uploaded my hotel’s invoice, don’t assume I don’t have many othersI am protecting them from the harassment I have been receiving since I filed my initial complaint against you on the Revdex.com websiteI admit I can’t prove you are behind the harassment and I therefore won’t list specifics, but I also won’t subject other locations to what I am now dealing withThe invoice numbers I have range from ***(mine) down to ***, some of which are sequentialThat’s a minimum of 80+ invoices mailed at the same exact time to the Las Vegas marketYou didn’t catch your “misunderstanding” while stuffing all of those envelopes? Thank you for making me aware that the complaints board forum blocks the printing of comments on complaintsI realize the company listed in that complaint, National Hotels Association, isn’t yoursSomeone in a comment mentions your company by name and also the manner in which you have "misunderstandings"They too didn’t believe it was an accident that you mailed them an invoice having never done business beforePlease view the website complaint directly at [redacted] - [redacted] l and read the comment at the bottomIt was posted by “ [redacted] on December 1, It reads, "I think you mean the National Hotel Motel AssociationThey recently mailed an invoice to us even though we've never done business with them in the pastThey responded the next day and apologies, but still...how can you send an invoice and give us the impression we've done business with you in the past and it's time to re-new your bill and this is the norm? Come on...I seriously doubt people are that itic with these oblivious scamsThreaten them with a lawsuit or do your research in the advance people! Don't believe everything you see and hear." I have attached a screenshot of the comment to be stored with this complaint You can say the “NHMA Scam invoice” isn’t a scam invoice if you care toYou should know, however, that I didn’t name or upload that file onlineWhile researching your company I found the file uploaded with that name alreadyThe link to that file [redacted] I have no affiliation with that website and don’t know how the file came to be there, but it is there labeled scam invoiceWhy do you suppose that is? If you would like to pursue libel, please doI can prove each accusation against you, with the exception of harassment, and would welcome crossing paths in a courtroomI will not withdraw my objection or complaint based on your legal threats I may want to look into legal action myself, kindly provide your valid business license number for the Surprise Arizona business you are operatingYou verified that the “information is current and correct” and agreed with the website Who Is file I uploadedIt lists the Arizona address on the invoices you mailed Thank you, [redacted]

Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because: Date Sent: 10/12/3:19:PM Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because: We apologize for any misunderstanding to the Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway There is no “misunderstanding”, he is committing mail fraud We do not show any open accounts for the Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway I agree we have no business together, it didn’t stop him from sending me an invoice saying his company was owed money by our locationHe sent the same to many other hotels This is the same complaint lodged by the same person over a month ago, which was closed TrueI gathered more information from local hotels to prove it wasn’t just a “misunderstanding” as [redacted] put itIt wasn’t, he sent the same invoice to a ton of hotelsAll of the invoices said renewal, when none of us were clients Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway is not an accredited Revdex.com Business No, we aren’tWhether or not we are accredited is irrelevant to the fact that [redacted] is committing fraud, and using this Revdex.com accreditation to appear legit Speaking of accreditation's, the “Hotel-Motel Index” claims to be, but isn't [redacted] owes the Phoenix Revdex.com money for claiming to be accredited in Surprise, ArizonaI would also ask why the Hotel-Motel Index doesn't have the required business licence to operated from the address listed on the invoicesThe Surprise City business licensing department would also like to know Sincerely, [redacted]

Regarding Mr [redacted] current claim and allegations, and the attachments: 1) All of the SHS attachments are of the same invoice # [redacted] which was canceled and acknowledged on our last email as there is no balance due from the Springhill Suites North Las VegasWe also apologized for any misunderstanding, which was rejected by Mr [redacted] 2) [redacted] 3) We are not associated nor affiliated with National Hotels Associations nor Claude Dileone Palmer, nor has this phone number ever been associated with our companyThe current information for the National Hotels Association, Inc, SEastern Ave., Ste Las Vegas, NV Toll Free: 888-316-Fax: 888-316-and it is a complete and separate entity 4) We agree with the [redacted] which was established in and all the information on it is current and correct 5) We disagree that [redacted] is in fact a scam invoiceThe Nashville Airport Hotel was a current client at the time 6) We have forwarded all of these issues to our legal team to ascertain if Mr [redacted] has engaged in defamation of character and, or libelWe are having our legal team address this issue with Marriott International, whom if possible we will hold responsible for Mr [redacted] s actions, as well as adding the Springhill Suites North Las Vegas, and Mr [redacted] as codefendants 7) We will no longer respond to Mr [redacted] absurd allegations, which in fact look to be mostly made up or about other companies other than ours 8) Thank you, [redacted] ***

WE dispute each and every allegation
May we please see substation of these allegations
Thank you, *** *** ***

We apologize for any misunderstanding to the Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway
We do not show any open accounts for the Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway
This is the same complaint lodged by the same person over a month ago, which was closed
Springhill Suites Las Vegas North
Speedway is not an accredited Revdex.com Business
Our company is an accredited Revdex.com Business

Complaint: [redacted]I don't know how to "substation" my allegations, but I will try to substantiate some of them for you.
 
Let me make this easier for your [redacted].
 
1 You admit we have no business together in this very complaint. 
 
2 I have uploaded the invoice you mailed me. Why did you mail me an invoice if we had no accounts together? Why doesn't it say solicitation as required by law?
 
There is even a comment on another complaint forum about this exact same thing,mailing invoices labeled renewal and not as a solicitation. That was posted in December of 2016. 
[redacted]
 
Why has another hotel uploaded one of your invoices, also labeled as a scam? This one dates back to 2014.
[redacted]
 
Why do so many people who come in contact with your company feel the need to report it as a scam?
 
You cam claim to be legitimate all you like, but we both know you are not.
 
Sincerely,[redacted]

Complaint: [redacted]I am rejecting this response because:
 
We apologize for any misunderstanding to the Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway.
            There is no “misunderstanding”, he is committing mail fraud.
We do not show any open accounts for the Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway.
            I agree we have no business together, it didn’t stop him from sending me an invoice saying his company was owed money by our location. He sent the same to many other hotels.
This is the same complaint lodged by the same person over a month ago, which was closed.
            True. I gathered more information from local hotels to prove it wasn’t just a “misunderstanding” as [redacted] put it. It wasn’t, he sent the same invoice to a ton of hotels. All of the invoices said renewal, when none of us were clients.
Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway is not an accredited Revdex.com Business.
            No, we aren’t. Whether or not we are accredited is irrelevant to the fact that [redacted] is committing fraud, and using this Revdex.com accreditation to appear legit.  Speaking of accreditation's, the “Hotel-Motel Index” claims to be, but isn't. [redacted] owes the Phoenix Revdex.com money for claiming to be accredited in Surprise, Arizona. I would also ask why the Hotel-Motel Index doesn't have the required business licence to operated from the address listed on the invoices. The Surprise City business licensing department would also like to know.
 
Sincerely,[redacted]

Complaint: [redacted]I am rejecting this response because:
Date Sent: 10/12/2017 3:19:28 PM
Complaint: [redacted]I am rejecting this response because:
 
We apologize for any misunderstanding to the Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway.
            There is no “misunderstanding”, he is committing mail fraud.
We do not show any open accounts for the Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway.
            I agree we have no business together, it didn’t stop him from sending me an invoice saying his company was owed money by our location. He sent the same to many other hotels.
This is the same complaint lodged by the same person over a month ago, which was closed.
            True. I gathered more information from local hotels to prove it wasn’t just a “misunderstanding” as [redacted] put it. It wasn’t, he sent the same invoice to a ton of hotels. All of the invoices said renewal, when none of us were clients.
Springhill Suites Las Vegas North Speedway is not an accredited Revdex.com Business.
            No, we aren’t. Whether or not we are accredited is irrelevant to the fact that [redacted] is committing fraud, and using this Revdex.com accreditation to appear legit.  Speaking of accreditation's, the “Hotel-Motel Index” claims to be, but isn't. [redacted] owes the Phoenix Revdex.com money for claiming to be accredited in Surprise, Arizona. I would also ask why the Hotel-Motel Index doesn't have the required business licence to operated from the address listed on the invoices. The Surprise City business licensing department would also like to know.
 
Sincerely,[redacted]

Complaint: [redacted]I am rejecting this response because:
From the CONSUMER:
Sent 10/12/2017 7:21:10 PM
[redacted]
Complaint: [redacted]I don't know how to "substation" my allegations, but I will try to substantiate some of them for you.
 
Let me make this easier for your [redacted].
 
1 You admit we have no business together in this very complaint. 
 
2 I have uploaded the invoice you mailed me. Why did you mail me an invoice if we had no accounts together? Why doesn't it say solicitation as required by law?
 
There is even a comment on another complaint forum about this exact same thing,mailing invoices labeled renewal and not as a solicitation. That was posted in December of 2016. 
[redacted]
 
Why has another hotel uploaded one of your invoices, also labeled as a scam? This one dates back to 2014.
[redacted]
 
Why do so many people who come in contact with your company feel the need to report it as a scam?
 
You cam claim to be legitimate all you like, but we both know you are not.
 
Sincerely,[redacted]
Sincerely,[redacted]

Complaint: [redacted]I am rejecting this response because:
A “misunderstanding” would be to bill me the wrong amount, accidentally double bill me, or apply a payment to the wrong account. Mailing companies you have never done business with a paper with the word“Invoice”, with an amount listed as “due”, is fraud. You took the time to enter our businesses information into your Accounts Receivable; posted charges that weren’t authorized, printed, and mailed the invoices. While I only uploaded my hotel’s invoice, don’t assume I don’t have many others. I am protecting them from the harassment I have been receiving since I filed my initial complaint against you on the Revdex.com website. I admit I can’t prove you are behind the harassment and I therefore won’t list specifics, but I also won’t subject other locations to what I am now dealing with. The invoice numbers I have range from [redacted](mine) down to [redacted], some of which are sequential. That’s a minimum of 80+ invoices mailed at the same exact time to the Las Vegas market. You didn’t catch your “misunderstanding” while stuffing all of those envelopes?
Thank you for making me aware that the complaints board forum blocks the printing of comments on complaints. I realize the company listed in that complaint, National Hotels Association, isn’t yours. Someone in a comment mentions your company by name and also the manner in which you have "misunderstandings". They too didn’t believe it was an accident that you mailed them an invoice having never done business before. Please view the website complaint directly at [redacted]l and read the comment at the bottom. It was posted by “[redacted] on December 1, 2016.
It reads, "I think you mean the National Hotel Motel Association. They recently mailed an invoice to us even though we've never done business with them in the past. They responded the next day and apologies, but still...how can you send an invoice and give us the impression we've done business with you in the past and it's time to re-new your bill and this is the norm? Come on...I seriously doubt people are that itic with these oblivious scams. Threaten them with a lawsuit or do your research in the advance people! Don't believe everything you see and hear."
I have attached a screenshot of the comment to be stored with this complaint.
You can say the “NHMA Scam invoice” isn’t a scam invoice if you care to. You should know, however,  that I didn’t name or upload that file online. While researching your company I found the file uploaded with that name already. The link to that file [redacted] I have no affiliation with that website and don’t know how the file came to be there, but it is there labeled scam invoice. Why do you suppose that is?
If you would like to pursue libel, please do. I can prove each accusation against you, with the exception of harassment, and would welcome crossing paths in a courtroom. I will not withdraw my objection or complaint based on your legal threats.
I may want to look into legal action myself, kindly provide your valid business license number for the Surprise Arizona business you are operating. You verified that the “information is current and correct” and agreed with the website Who Is file I uploaded. It lists the Arizona address on the invoices you mailed.
Thank you,
 
[redacted]

Regarding Mr [redacted] current claim and allegations, and the attachments:
 
1)      All of the SHS attachments are of the same invoice #[redacted] which was canceled and acknowledged on our last email as there is no balance due from the Springhill Suites North Las Vegas. We also apologized for any misunderstanding, which was rejected by Mr. [redacted]
2)      [redacted]
3)      We are not associated nor affiliated with National Hotels Associations nor Claude Dileone Palmer, nor has this phone number ever been associated with our company. The current information for the National Hotels Association, Inc, 7437 S. Eastern Ave., Ste 610 Las Vegas, NV 89123 Toll Free: 888-316-3572 Fax: 888-316-6312 and it is a complete and separate entity.
4)      We agree with the[redacted] which was established in 1992 and all the information on it is current and correct.
5)      We disagree that [redacted] is in fact a scam invoice. The Nashville Airport Hotel was a current client at the time.
6)      We have forwarded all of these issues to our legal team to ascertain if Mr. [redacted] has engaged in defamation of character and, or libel. We are having our legal team address this issue with Marriott International, whom if possible we will hold responsible for Mr. [redacted]s actions, as well as adding the Springhill Suites North Las Vegas, and Mr. [redacted] as codefendants.
7)      We will no longer respond to Mr. [redacted] absurd allegations, which in fact look to be mostly made up or about other companies other than ours.
8)      Thank you, [redacted]