I attempted to file a response online, but was informed that I should email it to you.My response is below – [redacted] timeline is somewhat accurate On December 18th of last year, I provided [redacted] a free consultation to discuss her resume and its potential preparation At that time, she was provided with pricing information and a good deal of information about the resume that I would prepare for her She said she needed to think about itOn January 23, 2018, she contacted me indicating that she wanted me to prepare her resume We again discussed her resume, and I again informed her how I would structure her document At that time, she paid me the fee (as is my custom), and I indicated that I would email her the resume in a week to days for review.On February 1st, I emailed her the resume A number of days later (I cannot attest to the accuracy of this portion of [redacted] timeline), we spoke about her resume During this conversation, she indicated that she wanted the resume structured differently than we had previously discussed At that time, I informed her that, although she was requesting a significant change to the document to which we had agreed, I would modify it and send her a revised version for review We did not discuss precisely when that modification would be completed Given the fact that she was initially informed that she would received a draft of her resume in 7-days, however, one would expect that a significant modification to the resume could not be done instantaneouslyA couple of days later, I received notification from my credit card service provider that [redacted] was seeking return of her payment I ceased any further revision of the document at that time Nonetheless, I delivered to [redacted] a high-quality resume written according to our agreed upon terms within the agreed upon timeframe I am attaching a copy of the draft of her resume to this email
Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because:I am unhappy with the way I was portrayedI feel a disgruntled patron of a business should be top priority MrP [redacted] wants to be paid in advanceIronically,I had to wait several days past the anticipated date for my resumeI had to wait a few days before MrP [redacted] began to work on said LinkedIn profileAs a clearly upset customer, I was unwilling to wait for changes to be madePlease take a closer look at what MrP [redacted] uploaded I do not like the quotes he utilized, the generic summary, nor the special interest/hobbies section which bled together and read like a childs solicitation to play with jewelry and make-up I expressed privacy concerns and I do not know what would prompt MrP [redacted] to choose my exact location over the option of "the Greater NY Area"The writing on the LinkedIn profile is not the same quality as the resume(Copies of all correspondence between myself and MrP [redacted] were sent to MsWarren) MrP [redacted] attended Villanova law school and his education is evident in the resume writing and when he defends himself MrP [redacted] advised me to upload a photoMrP [redacted] does not adhere to his own counselHe does not have a photo on the LinkedIn profile, he does not have his exact location broadcasted, and he does not indicate that he has a law degree on his profileI have too many questions and concerns to accept Objective Resumes response Regards, [redacted]
The merchant has ruined my clothing on several occasions and now my clothing has lost value or is ruined because of the merchant I began my business with the merchant back in August of and have been a loyal customer with them until nowOver the past year I have had shirts loose buttons or have the buttons crumble in my hands as I tried to button my shirtI have had the merchant lose my clothing for several days at a time or miss their deadline given to me for when they would have my clothing doneThis has resulted in a waste of both my time and gas on at least occasionsNot only that but a seam in the crotch area of my pants was broken and I had to pay $to have the seam re-done since the fly of the pants was wide open and had to pay to get those pants re-cleanedRecently I had my Gucci shirt button crumble in my hands as I attempted to button my shirtIt had the name brand "Gucci" on all the buttons and when I brought it back they told me they couldn't get a Gucci b
I had a very expensive item dropped of for dry cleaning/laundry service and the item came back damaged
To all customers who use ***'s Dry Cleaning for services at any/all locations:
Be aware that these associates along with ownership have zero customer service skills and no desire to help resolve any mattersI brought in my $comforter to be dry cleaned as they promote on their website:
"Let us keep your bedspreads, comforters, pillows, tablecloths and other household items clean and fresh."
and they ended up damaging it (sections of it have been shrunk and the material is distorted and rough)I reached out to the location and brought it back for them in an attempt to correct the issue on Friday, April 20th,I was informed that they would send it to their supervisor who was going to attempt to repair it or they may have to file a claim if it can't be repairedThey sent it to their supervisor who then returned it to the store on Friday, April 27thI ope
The merchant has ruined my clothing on several occasions and now my clothing has lost value or is ruined because of the merchant
I began my business with the merchant back in August of and have been a loyal customer with them until nowOver the past year I have had shirts loose buttons or have the buttons crumble in my hands as I tried to button my shirtI have had the merchant lose my clothing for several days at a time or miss their deadline given to me for when they would have my clothing doneThis has resulted in a waste of both my time and gas on at least occasionsNot only that but a seam in the crotch area of my pants was broken and I had to pay $to have the seam re-done since the fly of the pants was wide open and had to pay to get those pants re-cleanedRecently I had my Gucci shirt button crumble in my hands as I attempted to button my shirtIt had the name brand "Gucci" on all the buttons and when I brought it back they told me they couldn't get a Gucci b
We drop off pair dress pants on Friday July for Event on July we always use this location we always use next day service.I received phone call
From rude representative name Janice asking for my son I advised her he wasn't available please leave message she staid never mind and hanged up My son went around 2:pick up his item Janice said there issues with his pants said they will be available tomorrow morningI went by next morning to pick up item when I arrived Janice said they will be ready in mins I asked what was issue we have event go to she said oh nothing we couldn't handle I watched her go to back and get his pants when she returned she said nothing I took the bag off pants and seen red stains and black marks all over his pants I told her this not clean plus those stains wasn't there she Snatch them from an yell in front of other customers say hey we tried cleaning them best we can I told her these are brand new jeans plus we are late to event what are we to do s
I prepared a resume and cover letter for [redacted] with which she seemed pleased. Subsequently, [redacted] engaged me to prepare a LinkedIn Profile and to utilize 2 hours of time in searching for and submitting her documents for appropriate positions. I completed the profile and...
provided the hourly services. Thereafter, [redacted] contacted me with concerns about the LinkedIn Profile with an email sent at 2:02 am on 9/21. As with any documents I prepare, I indicated to her that I would attempt to address her issue. Writing and revision of materials, however, are not typically completed instantaneously. In an email sent at 6:12 pm on the same day (9/21), [redacted] indicated that "services were not rendered" and she wanted a "full refund." Regardless the fact that changes were not made in the 16 hours between email messages from [redacted], the materials I prepared for her were very well done. Since I do not see a means of attaching other information, I will be sending an email to [redacted] (the Revdex.com representative from whom I received the complaint correspondence) with a copy of this response and an attached Profile Summary (maximum 1900 characters including spaces) that I posted on LinkedIn. I do not believe that a refund is entitled in this matter and am prepared to defend my work and enforce my reputation, if necessary, against all affiliated parties in a court of law.
I attempted to file a response online, but was informed that I should email it to you.My response is below – [redacted] timeline is somewhat accurate. On December 18th of last year, I provided [redacted] a free consultation to discuss her resume and its...
potential preparation. At that time, she was provided with pricing information and a good deal of information about the resume that I would prepare for her. She said she needed to think about it. On January 23, 2018, she contacted me indicating that she wanted me to prepare her resume. We again discussed her resume, and I again informed her how I would structure her document. At that time, she paid me the fee (as is my custom), and I indicated that I would email her the resume in a week to 10 days for review.On February 1st, I emailed her the resume. A number of days later (I cannot attest to the accuracy of this portion of [redacted] timeline), we spoke about her resume. During this conversation, she indicated that she wanted the resume structured differently than we had previously discussed. At that time, I informed her that, although she was requesting a significant change to the document to which we had agreed, I would modify it and send her a revised version for review. We did not discuss precisely when that modification would be completed. Given the fact that she was initially informed that she would received a draft of her resume in 7-10 days, however, one would expect that a significant modification to the resume could not be done instantaneously. A couple of days later, I received notification from my credit card service provider that [redacted] was seeking return of her payment. I ceased any further revision of the document at that time. Nonetheless, I delivered to [redacted] a high-quality resume written according to our agreed upon terms within the agreed upon timeframe. I am attaching a copy of the draft of her resume to this email.
Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:I am unhappy with the way I was portrayed. I feel a disgruntled patron of a business should be top priority. Mr. P[redacted] wants to be paid in advance. Ironically,I had to wait several days past the anticipated date for my resume. I had to wait a few days before Mr. P[redacted] began to work on said LinkedIn profile. As a clearly upset customer, I was unwilling to wait for changes to be made. Please take a closer look at what Mr. P[redacted] uploaded. I do not like the quotes he utilized, the generic summary, nor the special interest/hobbies section which bled together and read like a childs solicitation to play with jewelry and make-up. I expressed privacy concerns and I do not know what would prompt Mr. P[redacted] to choose my exact location over the option of "the Greater NY Area". The writing on the LinkedIn profile is not the same quality as the resume. (Copies of all correspondence between myself and Mr. P[redacted] were sent to Ms. Warren). Mr. P[redacted] attended Villanova law school and his education is evident in the resume writing and when he defends himself. Mr. P[redacted] advised me to upload a photo. Mr. P[redacted] does not adhere to his own counsel. He does not have a photo on the LinkedIn profile, he does not have his exact location broadcasted, and he does not indicate that he has a law degree on his profile. I have too many questions and concerns to accept Objective Resumes response.
Regards,
[redacted]
I attempted to file a response online, but was informed that I should email it to you.My response is below – [redacted] timeline is somewhat accurate On December 18th of last year, I provided [redacted] a free consultation to discuss her resume and its potential preparation At that time, she was provided with pricing information and a good deal of information about the resume that I would prepare for her She said she needed to think about itOn January 23, 2018, she contacted me indicating that she wanted me to prepare her resume We again discussed her resume, and I again informed her how I would structure her document At that time, she paid me the fee (as is my custom), and I indicated that I would email her the resume in a week to days for review.On February 1st, I emailed her the resume A number of days later (I cannot attest to the accuracy of this portion of [redacted] timeline), we spoke about her resume During this conversation, she indicated that she wanted the resume structured differently than we had previously discussed At that time, I informed her that, although she was requesting a significant change to the document to which we had agreed, I would modify it and send her a revised version for review We did not discuss precisely when that modification would be completed Given the fact that she was initially informed that she would received a draft of her resume in 7-days, however, one would expect that a significant modification to the resume could not be done instantaneouslyA couple of days later, I received notification from my credit card service provider that [redacted] was seeking return of her payment I ceased any further revision of the document at that time Nonetheless, I delivered to [redacted] a high-quality resume written according to our agreed upon terms within the agreed upon timeframe I am attaching a copy of the draft of her resume to this email
Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because:I am unhappy with the way I was portrayedI feel a disgruntled patron of a business should be top priority MrP [redacted] wants to be paid in advanceIronically,I had to wait several days past the anticipated date for my resumeI had to wait a few days before MrP [redacted] began to work on said LinkedIn profileAs a clearly upset customer, I was unwilling to wait for changes to be madePlease take a closer look at what MrP [redacted] uploaded I do not like the quotes he utilized, the generic summary, nor the special interest/hobbies section which bled together and read like a childs solicitation to play with jewelry and make-up I expressed privacy concerns and I do not know what would prompt MrP [redacted] to choose my exact location over the option of "the Greater NY Area"The writing on the LinkedIn profile is not the same quality as the resume(Copies of all correspondence between myself and MrP [redacted] were sent to MsWarren) MrP [redacted] attended Villanova law school and his education is evident in the resume writing and when he defends himself MrP [redacted] advised me to upload a photoMrP [redacted] does not adhere to his own counselHe does not have a photo on the LinkedIn profile, he does not have his exact location broadcasted, and he does not indicate that he has a law degree on his profileI have too many questions and concerns to accept Objective Resumes response Regards, [redacted]
The merchant has ruined my clothing on several occasions and now my clothing has lost value or is ruined because of the merchant I began my business with the merchant back in August of and have been a loyal customer with them until nowOver the past year I have had shirts loose buttons or have the buttons crumble in my hands as I tried to button my shirtI have had the merchant lose my clothing for several days at a time or miss their deadline given to me for when they would have my clothing doneThis has resulted in a waste of both my time and gas on at least occasionsNot only that but a seam in the crotch area of my pants was broken and I had to pay $to have the seam re-done since the fly of the pants was wide open and had to pay to get those pants re-cleanedRecently I had my Gucci shirt button crumble in my hands as I attempted to button my shirtIt had the name brand "Gucci" on all the buttons and when I brought it back they told me they couldn't get a Gucci b
I had a very expensive item dropped of for dry cleaning/laundry service and the item came back damaged
To all customers who use ***'s Dry Cleaning for services at any/all locations:
Be aware that these associates along with ownership have zero customer service skills and no desire to help resolve any mattersI brought in my $comforter to be dry cleaned as they promote on their website:
"Let us keep your bedspreads, comforters, pillows, tablecloths and other household items clean and fresh."
and they ended up damaging it (sections of it have been shrunk and the material is distorted and rough)I reached out to the location and brought it back for them in an attempt to correct the issue on Friday, April 20th,I was informed that they would send it to their supervisor who was going to attempt to repair it or they may have to file a claim if it can't be repairedThey sent it to their supervisor who then returned it to the store on Friday, April 27thI ope
The merchant has ruined my clothing on several occasions and now my clothing has lost value or is ruined because of the merchant
I began my business with the merchant back in August of and have been a loyal customer with them until nowOver the past year I have had shirts loose buttons or have the buttons crumble in my hands as I tried to button my shirtI have had the merchant lose my clothing for several days at a time or miss their deadline given to me for when they would have my clothing doneThis has resulted in a waste of both my time and gas on at least occasionsNot only that but a seam in the crotch area of my pants was broken and I had to pay $to have the seam re-done since the fly of the pants was wide open and had to pay to get those pants re-cleanedRecently I had my Gucci shirt button crumble in my hands as I attempted to button my shirtIt had the name brand "Gucci" on all the buttons and when I brought it back they told me they couldn't get a Gucci b
We drop off pair dress pants on Friday July for Event on July we always use this location we always use next day service.I received phone call
From rude representative name Janice asking for my son I advised her he wasn't available please leave message she staid never mind and hanged up My son went around 2:pick up his item Janice said there issues with his pants said they will be available tomorrow morningI went by next morning to pick up item when I arrived Janice said they will be ready in mins I asked what was issue we have event go to she said oh nothing we couldn't handle I watched her go to back and get his pants when she returned she said nothing I took the bag off pants and seen red stains and black marks all over his pants I told her this not clean plus those stains wasn't there she Snatch them from an yell in front of other customers say hey we tried cleaning them best we can I told her these are brand new jeans plus we are late to event what are we to do s
I prepared a resume and cover letter for [redacted] with which she seemed pleased. Subsequently, [redacted] engaged me to prepare a LinkedIn Profile and to utilize 2 hours of time in searching for and submitting her documents for appropriate positions. I completed the profile and...
provided the hourly services. Thereafter, [redacted] contacted me with concerns about the LinkedIn Profile with an email sent at 2:02 am on 9/21. As with any documents I prepare, I indicated to her that I would attempt to address her issue. Writing and revision of materials, however, are not typically completed instantaneously. In an email sent at 6:12 pm on the same day (9/21), [redacted] indicated that "services were not rendered" and she wanted a "full refund." Regardless the fact that changes were not made in the 16 hours between email messages from [redacted], the materials I prepared for her were very well done. Since I do not see a means of attaching other information, I will be sending an email to [redacted] (the Revdex.com representative from whom I received the complaint correspondence) with a copy of this response and an attached Profile Summary (maximum 1900 characters including spaces) that I posted on LinkedIn. I do not believe that a refund is entitled in this matter and am prepared to defend my work and enforce my reputation, if necessary, against all affiliated parties in a court of law.
I attempted to file a response online, but was informed that I should email it to you.My response is below – [redacted] timeline is somewhat accurate. On December 18th of last year, I provided [redacted] a free consultation to discuss her resume and its...
potential preparation. At that time, she was provided with pricing information and a good deal of information about the resume that I would prepare for her. She said she needed to think about it. On January 23, 2018, she contacted me indicating that she wanted me to prepare her resume. We again discussed her resume, and I again informed her how I would structure her document. At that time, she paid me the fee (as is my custom), and I indicated that I would email her the resume in a week to 10 days for review.On February 1st, I emailed her the resume. A number of days later (I cannot attest to the accuracy of this portion of [redacted] timeline), we spoke about her resume. During this conversation, she indicated that she wanted the resume structured differently than we had previously discussed. At that time, I informed her that, although she was requesting a significant change to the document to which we had agreed, I would modify it and send her a revised version for review. We did not discuss precisely when that modification would be completed. Given the fact that she was initially informed that she would received a draft of her resume in 7-10 days, however, one would expect that a significant modification to the resume could not be done instantaneously. A couple of days later, I received notification from my credit card service provider that [redacted] was seeking return of her payment. I ceased any further revision of the document at that time. Nonetheless, I delivered to [redacted] a high-quality resume written according to our agreed upon terms within the agreed upon timeframe. I am attaching a copy of the draft of her resume to this email.
Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:I am unhappy with the way I was portrayed. I feel a disgruntled patron of a business should be top priority. Mr. P[redacted] wants to be paid in advance. Ironically,I had to wait several days past the anticipated date for my resume. I had to wait a few days before Mr. P[redacted] began to work on said LinkedIn profile. As a clearly upset customer, I was unwilling to wait for changes to be made. Please take a closer look at what Mr. P[redacted] uploaded. I do not like the quotes he utilized, the generic summary, nor the special interest/hobbies section which bled together and read like a childs solicitation to play with jewelry and make-up. I expressed privacy concerns and I do not know what would prompt Mr. P[redacted] to choose my exact location over the option of "the Greater NY Area". The writing on the LinkedIn profile is not the same quality as the resume. (Copies of all correspondence between myself and Mr. P[redacted] were sent to Ms. Warren). Mr. P[redacted] attended Villanova law school and his education is evident in the resume writing and when he defends himself. Mr. P[redacted] advised me to upload a photo. Mr. P[redacted] does not adhere to his own counsel. He does not have a photo on the LinkedIn profile, he does not have his exact location broadcasted, and he does not indicate that he has a law degree on his profile. I have too many questions and concerns to accept Objective Resumes response.
Regards,
[redacted]