Revolutions Bookkeepers

Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because: I have tried my best to communicate about the binding contract, the deficiencies of that contract and the personal nature with [redacted] ***, Owner of Revolutions BookkeepersIt has not workedI will relinquish all email correspondence, signed contracts and my own businesses “Buy Out” agreement (and dates) with my ex business partner for your considerationIf there are any forms of communication between Revolutions Bookkeepers and my ex business partner about any of [redacted] business dealings, including this complaint, it will warrant further legal actionDocuments provided, It will show that Revolutions Bookkeeping, as a business who deals with very private financial documents of many local businesses, absolutely and completely neglected me as a client and went so far as to send my companies private financial fillings and quarterly reports to a third partyThis is disturbing, unethical and deserves proper attention You have my full cooperation as needed as well as my attorney if need be.I have attached the emails that show [redacted] ***'s escalation of poor behavior and admittedly sharing my private financial reportsShe broke contractShe broke the lawShe went too farRevolutions Bookkeepers did a job, but they did not complete the jobOwner [redacted] has released my private business Financial reports to a third partyThis is illegal and she admittedly did soHer emails have become increasingly personal as well as her response to the initial Revdex.com discussionThe contract and illegal sharing of my businesses financial reports are in question, not my character or my relationship with my ex business partnerThat is none of her business and has no barring on the contract in question [redacted] is not a part of my company [redacted] ***He is legally, as stated in multiple emails, no longer part of this companyHe was at one point in which he spearheaded the financial aspects of the company and I was fully aware of everything happening because he was my business partnerHe was not acting as [redacted] the individual, but [redacted] under the entity [redacted] as stated on contract signed by Revolutions BookkeepingThe argument that she "never dealt" with me is ludacris and an attempt to completely avoid her behaviorBut she knows that when a contract is signed, it is with the company and not the individualWe did talk contrary to her statementI contacted her on many occasions and they were pleasant email conversations as well as phone conversationsWe discussed quickbooks, reconciliations and even specific deposits and how she was doingI have those emails as wellThey were not mean or cruelThere was no "barage" of hateI asked on multiple occasions to meet up and it was declinedMaybe she was too busy, but the effort was 100% made to get to know hereI have that email string as wellThere was no bad blood between usShe rarely returned my calls, sending me emails hours later asking me , "Did you call?" What can I do for you?" So, the communication was not the best on both sidesI can agree to thatBut, I did try very hardUnfortunately, [redacted] ***, Owner, continues to rely on undocumented contractual agreements through conversations with [redacted] and not the actual contractIf these details of her argument were in writing and as specific as they should have been, there would be no issueBut, they were not and here we areThe deniability of this very fact is becoming destructive and unsettlingThe very small refund is beginning to pale in comparison to the unethical behavior and illegal actions orchestrated by [redacted] ***.I implore you look in to the emails, contracts and language presentedI am a small business owner and I do not make millionsI am taking this very seriouslyI hate that I must report another small business in TX Best, [redacted] Regards, [redacted] ***

Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because: I have tried my best to communicate about the binding contract, the deficiencies of that contract and the personal nature with [redacted] ***, Owner of Revolutions BookkeepersIt has not worked I will relinquish all email correspondence, signed contracts and my own businesses “Buy Out” agreement (and dates) with my ex business partner for your considerationIf there are any forms of communication between Revolutions Bookkeepers and my ex business partner about any of [redacted] business dealings, including this complaint, it will warrant further legal action Documents provided, It will show that Revolutions Bookkeeping, as a business who deals with very private financial documents of many local businesses, absolutely and completely neglected me as a client and went so far as to send my companies private financial fillings and quarterly reports to a third partyThis is disturbing, unethical and deserves proper attention You have my full cooperation as needed as well as my attorney if need beI have attached the emails that show [redacted] ***'s escalation of poor behavior and admittedly sharing my private financial reports She broke contractShe broke the lawShe went too far Revolutions Bookkeepers did a job, but they did not complete the jobOwner [redacted] has released my private business Financial reports to a third partyThis is illegal and she admittedly did soHer emails have become increasingly personal as well as her response to the initial Revdex.com discussion The contract and illegal sharing of my businesses financial reports are in question, not my character or my relationship with my ex business partnerThat is none of her business and has no barring on the contract in question [redacted] is not a part of my company [redacted] ***He is legally, as stated in multiple emails, no longer part of this companyHe was at one point in which he spearheaded the financial aspects of the company and I was fully aware of everything happening because he was my business partnerHe was not acting as [redacted] the individual, but [redacted] under the entity [redacted] as stated on contract signed by Revolutions BookkeepingThe argument that she "never dealt" with me is ludacris and an attempt to completely avoid her behaviorBut she knows that when a contract is signed, it is with the company and not the individualWe did talk contrary to her statement I contacted her on many occasions and they were pleasant email conversations as well as phone conversationsWe discussed quickbooks, reconciliations and even specific deposits and how she was doingI have those emails as wellThey were not mean or cruelThere was no "barage" of hateI asked on multiple occasions to meet up and it was declinedMaybe she was too busy, but the effort was 100% made to get to know hereI have that email string as wellThere was no bad blood between usShe rarely returned my calls, sending me emails hours later asking me , "Did you call?" What can I do for you?" So, the communication was not the best on both sidesI can agree to thatBut, I did try very hard Unfortunately, [redacted] ***, Owner, continues to rely on undocumented contractual agreements through conversations with [redacted] and not the actual contractIf these details of her argument were in writing and as specific as they should have been, there would be no issueBut, they were not and here we are The deniability of this very fact is becoming destructive and unsettlingThe very small refund is beginning to pale in comparison to the unethical behavior and illegal actions orchestrated by [redacted] ***.I implore you look in to the emails, contracts and language presentedI am a small business owner and I do not make millionsI am taking this very seriouslyI hate that I must report another small business in TX Best, [redacted] Regards, [redacted] ***

To Whom It May Concern; My company, Revolutions Bookkeepers, LLC was contracted with *** ***, a managing member of the *** *** *** for cleand reconciliation of their books for and Mr*** and I determined the scope of the project, wrote a contract based on that
scope, and executed the contract togetherAll work was done to the satisfaction of this memberI wasn't contacted by Mr*** until November of 2015. Mr*** and I determined that due to the fact that the Point of Sale system already tracked each individual item by SKU and we trusted those numbers, as well as budget constraints, it made more sense to put in inventory numbers as a totalWe adjusted the inventory total to agree to totals provided by the Point of Sale softwareThe contract between us implicitly stated that inventory would be adjusted, not tracked by individual itemsThe CPA signed off on the books, and a tax return was createdMr*** was, and remains, very happy with the work done. In November of I was contacted by Mr*** and instructed to no longer correspond with Mr***, despite my contract being with the latterMr*** told me he was taking Mr*** off the business incorporation documents, and wasn't letting him know about it until laterThis seemed quite strange to meAll of my interaction with Mr*** was strange and seemed to not be fully on the up and upHe asked for a new contract, which I providedI then got an email, less than a few weeks later, firing my firmNo reason was givenI was then contacted and asked to finish out and provide the 1099s, which I didNo further inventory was providedI was then sent a barrage of emails demanding a refund for services rendered, to which I tried to explain the contract and the scope, but all explanations were greeted with accusations and condemnations. Mr*** was not interested, nor was he involved in the process that Mr*** and I decided onOnce he got involved he was there only to point fingers and make accusationsI don't work this way, or with people who aren't open and transparent with their business affiliatesI am sorry Mr*** felt the need to file this complaint, however, I fulfilled the duties of my contract, work was happily accepted and taxes have been filed on said work, as well as payment remittedIf Mr*** would like to get a quote on what it takes to add items to QuickBooks when there are more than SKUs item by item I can guarantee that quote would be at least three times greater than the very budget friendly amount of money *** *** *** agreed to and was charged. Thank you, in advance, for your time. -*** ***Owner, Revolutions Bookkeepers, LLC

Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because: I have tried my best to communicate about the binding contract, the deficiencies of that contract and the personal nature with [redacted], Owner of Revolutions Bookkeepers. It has not worked. I will relinquish all email correspondence, signed contracts and my own businesses “Buy Out” agreement (and dates) with my ex business partner for your consideration. If there are any forms of communication between Revolutions Bookkeepers and my ex business partner about any of [redacted] business dealings, including this complaint, it will warrant further legal action. Documents provided, It will show that Revolutions Bookkeeping, as a business who deals with very private financial documents of many local businesses, absolutely and completely neglected me as a client and went so far as to send my companies private financial fillings and quarterly reports to a third party. This is disturbing, unethical and deserves proper attention.  You have my full cooperation as needed as well as my attorney if need be.I have attached the emails that show [redacted]'s escalation of poor behavior and admittedly sharing my private financial reports. She broke contract. She broke the law. She went too far. Revolutions Bookkeepers did a job, but they did not complete the job. Owner [redacted] has released my private business Financial reports to a third party. This is illegal and she admittedly did so. Her emails have become increasingly personal as well as her response to the initial Revdex.com discussion. The contract and illegal sharing of my businesses financial reports are in question, not my character or my relationship with my ex business partner. That is none of her business and has no barring on the contract in question. [redacted] is not a part of my company [redacted]. He is legally, as stated in multiple emails, no longer part of this company. He was at one point in which he spearheaded the financial aspects of the company and I was fully aware of everything happening because he was my business partner. He was not acting as [redacted] the individual, but [redacted] under the entity [redacted] as stated on contract signed by Revolutions Bookkeeping. The argument that she "never dealt" with me is ludacris and an attempt to completely avoid her behavior. But she knows that when a contract is signed, it is with the company and not the individual. We did talk contrary to her statement. I contacted her on many occasions and they were pleasant email conversations as well as phone conversations. We discussed quickbooks, reconciliations and even specific deposits and how she was doing. I have those emails as well. They were not mean or cruel. There was no "barage" of hate. I asked on multiple occasions to meet up and it was declined. Maybe she was  too busy, but the effort was 100% made to get to  know here. I have that email string as well. There was no bad blood between us. She rarely returned my calls, sending me emails hours later asking me , "Did you call?" What can I do for you?" So, the communication was not the best on both sides. I can agree to that. But, I did try very hard. Unfortunately, [redacted], Owner, continues to rely on undocumented contractual agreements through conversations with [redacted] and not the actual contract. If these details of her argument were in writing and as specific as they should have been, there would be no issue. But, they were not and here we are. The deniability of this very fact is becoming destructive and unsettling. The very small refund is beginning to pale in comparison to the unethical behavior and illegal actions orchestrated by [redacted].I implore you look in to the emails, contracts and language presented. I am a small business owner and I do not make millions. I am taking this very seriously. I hate that I must report another small business in TX Best, [redacted]
Regards,
[redacted]

Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:
 
I have tried my best to communicate about the binding contract, the deficiencies of that contract and the personal nature with [redacted], Owner of Revolutions Bookkeepers. It has not worked.
I will relinquish all email correspondence, signed contracts and my own businesses “Buy Out” agreement (and dates) with my ex business partner for your consideration. If there are any forms of communication between Revolutions Bookkeepers and my ex business partner about any of [redacted] business dealings, including this complaint, it will warrant further legal action.
Documents provided, It will show that Revolutions Bookkeeping, as a business who deals with very private financial documents of many local businesses, absolutely and completely neglected me as a client and went so far as to send my companies private financial fillings and quarterly reports to a third party. This is disturbing, unethical and deserves proper attention.  You have my full cooperation as needed as well as my attorney if need be.
I have attached the emails that show [redacted]'s escalation of poor behavior and admittedly sharing my private financial reports.
She broke contract. She broke the law. She went too far.
Revolutions Bookkeepers did a job, but they did not complete the job. Owner [redacted] has released my private business Financial reports to a third party. This is illegal and she admittedly did so. Her emails have become increasingly personal as well as her response to the initial Revdex.com discussion.
The contract and illegal sharing of my businesses financial reports are in question, not my character or my relationship with my ex business partner. That is none of her business and has no barring on the contract in question.
[redacted] is not a part of my company [redacted]. He is legally, as stated in multiple emails, no longer part of this company. He was at one point in which he spearheaded the financial aspects of the company and I was fully aware of everything happening because he was my business partner. He was not acting as [redacted] the individual, but [redacted] under the entity [redacted] as stated on contract signed by Revolutions Bookkeeping. The argument that she "never dealt" with me is ludacris and an attempt to completely avoid her behavior. But she knows that when a contract is signed, it is with the company and not the individual. We did talk contrary to her statement.
I contacted her on many occasions and they were pleasant email conversations as well as phone conversations. We discussed quickbooks, reconciliations and even specific deposits and how she was doing. I have those emails as well. They were not mean or cruel. There was no "barage" of hate. I asked on multiple occasions to meet up and it was declined. Maybe she was  too busy, but the effort was 100% made to get to  know here. I have that email string as well. There was no bad blood between us. She rarely returned my calls, sending me emails hours later asking me , "Did you call?" What can I do for you?" So, the communication was not the best on both sides. I can agree to that. But, I did try very hard.
Unfortunately, [redacted], Owner, continues to rely on undocumented contractual agreements through conversations with [redacted] and not the actual contract. If these details of her argument were in writing and as specific as they should have been, there would be no issue. But, they were not and here we are.
The deniability of this very fact is becoming destructive and unsettling. The very small refund is beginning to pale in comparison to the unethical behavior and illegal actions orchestrated by [redacted].I implore you look in to the emails, contracts and language presented. I am a small business owner and I do not make millions. I am taking this very seriously. I hate that I must report another small business in TX
 
Best,
[redacted]

Regards,
[redacted]

To Whom It May Concern;
 
My company, Revolutions Bookkeepers, LLC was contracted with [redacted], a managing member of the [redacted] for clean-up and reconciliation of their books for 2014 and 2015. Mr. [redacted] and I determined the scope of the project, wrote a contract...

based on that scope, and executed the contract together. All work was done to the satisfaction of this member. I wasn't contacted by Mr. [redacted] until November of 2015.  
Mr. [redacted] and I determined that due to the fact that the Point of Sale system already tracked each individual item by SKU and we trusted those numbers, as well as budget constraints, it made more sense to put in inventory numbers as a total. We adjusted the inventory total to agree to totals provided by the Point of Sale software. The contract between us implicitly stated that inventory would be adjusted, not tracked by individual items. The CPA signed off on the books, and a tax return was created. Mr. [redacted] was, and remains, very happy with the work done. 
 
In November of 2015 I was contacted by Mr. [redacted] and instructed to no longer correspond with Mr. [redacted], despite my contract being with the latter. Mr. [redacted] told me he was taking Mr. [redacted] off the business incorporation documents, and wasn't letting him know about it until later. This seemed quite strange to me. All of my interaction with Mr. [redacted] was strange and seemed to not be fully on the up and up. He asked for a new contract, which I provided. I then got an email, less than a few weeks later, firing my firm. No reason was given. I was then contacted and asked to finish out 2015 and provide the 1099s, which I  did. No further inventory was provided. I was then sent a barrage of emails demanding a refund for services rendered, to which I tried to explain the contract and the scope, but all explanations were greeted with accusations and condemnations.
 
Mr. [redacted] was not interested, nor was he involved in the process that Mr. [redacted] and I decided on. Once he got involved he was there only to point fingers and make accusations. I don't work this way, or with people who aren't open and transparent with their business affiliates. I am sorry Mr. [redacted] felt the need to file this complaint, however, I fulfilled the duties of my contract, work was happily accepted and taxes have been filed on said work, as well as payment remitted. If Mr. [redacted] would like to get a quote on what it takes to add items to QuickBooks when there are more than 100 SKUs item by item I can guarantee that quote would be at least three times greater than the very budget friendly amount of money [redacted] agreed to and was charged. 
Thank you, in advance, for your time. 
 
 
-[redacted]
Owner, Revolutions Bookkeepers, LLC