Soccer Organization of Charlottesville-Albemarle Inc

RevDex.comATTN:  [redacted]720
Moorefield Park Drive, Suite 300Richmond,  VA  23236August 25, 2015RE:  Revdex.com Complaint ID: [redacted] by J[redacted]Dear Ms. [redacted]:We are in receipt of your letter dated August 17, 2015.  Thank...

you for the opportunity to
respond.  We were actually hoping to see
Mr. [redacted] last evening at a scheduled coaches meeting to have a conversation
to resolve his concerns.  Unfortunately,
Mr. [redacted] did not attend that meeting.To clarify, Mr. [redacted] did agree to have his company,
[redacted], sponsor a SOCA youth soccer team on which his daughter
was a player for the Fall of 2014.  He
then agreed to have that sponsorship continue for a second season, for the
Spring of 2015.  The total payment for these
two sponsorships was $450.00.In return for the sponsorship, [redacted] was
entitled to the following:A.  Uniform Display:  Business name/logo, displayed on the center
front of a single team’s Recreation uniform jerseys.  Approximately 11” x 11” maximum size.B.  Web Site Display: SOCA
will feature the Sponsor by name or logo on the “Sponsors” page of the SOCA
website, and will provide a hotlink to Sponsor’s website.C.  Newspaper Recognition:  SOCA will feature the Sponsor in a print advertisement
placed in a local newspaper during or at the end of the season.D.  Plaque:  SOCA will provide the Sponsor with a team
photo display suitable for business use.The [redacted] logo was printed on a full set of
team jerseys for both the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 seasons.The [redacted] logo is featured as a
Recreational Sponsor on our website, with a hotlink to [redacted] was recognized as a SOCA sponsor in paid newspaper advertisements
at the end of the fall 2014 season and again at the end of the Spring 2015
season.We agree that [redacted] is still entitled to
receive the team photo displays for the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 seasons, both
of which we had ready to hand to him yesterday. 
The Spring 2015 display materials were just delivered to us less than a
week ago by the photography company.We are sorry to lose the support of [redacted].  We acknowledge that he
is due the photo displays and we will deliver them to him promptly.[redacted]
[redacted]
[redacted]
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RevDex.comATTN:  [redacted]720
Moorefield Park Drive, Suite 300Richmond,  VA  23236August 25, 2015RE:  Revdex.com Complaint ID: [redacted] by J[redacted]Dear Ms. [redacted]:We are in receipt of your letter dated August 17, 2015.  Thank you for the opportunity...

to
respond.  We were actually hoping to see
Mr. [redacted] last evening at a scheduled coaches meeting to have a conversation
to resolve his concerns.  Unfortunately,
Mr. [redacted] did not attend that meeting.To clarify, Mr. [redacted] did agree to have his company,
[redacted], sponsor a SOCA youth soccer team on which his daughter
was a player for the Fall of 2014.  He
then agreed to have that sponsorship continue for a second season, for the
Spring of 2015.  The total payment for these
two sponsorships was $450.00.In return for the sponsorship, [redacted] was
entitled to the following:A.  Uniform Display:  Business name/logo, displayed on the center
front of a single team’s Recreation uniform jerseys.  Approximately 11” x 11” maximum size.B.  Web Site Display: SOCA
will feature the Sponsor by name or logo on the “Sponsors” page of the SOCA
website, and will provide a hotlink to Sponsor’s website.C.  Newspaper Recognition:  SOCA will feature the Sponsor in a print advertisement
placed in a local newspaper during or at the end of the season.D.  Plaque:  SOCA will provide the Sponsor with a team
photo display suitable for business use.The [redacted] logo was printed on a full set of
team jerseys for both the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 seasons.The [redacted] logo is featured as a
Recreational Sponsor on our website, with a hotlink to [redacted] was recognized as a SOCA sponsor in paid newspaper advertisements
at the end of the fall 2014 season and again at the end of the Spring 2015
season.We agree that [redacted] is still entitled to
receive the team photo displays for the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 seasons, both
of which we had ready to hand to him yesterday. 
The Spring 2015 display materials were just delivered to us less than a
week ago by the photography company.We are sorry to lose the support of [redacted].  We acknowledge that he
is due the photo displays and we will deliver them to him promptly.[redacted]
[redacted]
[redacted]
[redacted]

Review: [redacted] and [redacted] have not only committed Fraud with the SOCA Organization, they have treated a Military/Disabled Veteran with Disrespect! I am a Small Business Owner who am also a 24 year Retired/Disabled Military Veteran. I Sponsored the Girls U10 Team for the past two seasons. I Donated $450. The League states that the Sponsor gets a Team Plaque at the end of each season. Not only did I NOT get a Team Plaque, I DIDN'T even get a Thank You from the League. I have contacted [redacted] the Sponsor Coordinator, and [redacted], Program Coordinator, between 10-15 times in the past year. [redacted] told me twice he had the Plaques on the floor of his office, then I never heard back from him. [redacted] told me he would get back to me and I never heard back from him. This is horrible Service to give to a Sponsor who supports the children's program. Never mind Disrespect to a Veteran who fought for their rights to be ignorant people. I cannot believe these Coordinators can go on ignoring someone who donated money out of the kindness of his heart. This is disgusting. I feel the money should be Refunded. I will never support this Organization again. I will make sure I let every person I know be aware of what kind of people run this Organization. They should be ashamed of themselves!Desired Settlement: I want a Full Refund of $450 and an Apology!!!

Business

Response:

RevDex.comATTN: [redacted]720

Moorefield Park Drive, Suite 300Richmond, VA 23236August 25, 2015RE: Revdex.com Complaint ID: [redacted] by J[redacted]Dear Ms. [redacted]:We are in receipt of your letter dated August 17, 2015. Thank you for the opportunity to

respond. We were actually hoping to see

Mr. [redacted] last evening at a scheduled coaches meeting to have a conversation

to resolve his concerns. Unfortunately,

Mr. [redacted] did not attend that meeting.To clarify, Mr. [redacted] did agree to have his company,

[redacted], sponsor a SOCA youth soccer team on which his daughter

was a player for the Fall of 2014. He

then agreed to have that sponsorship continue for a second season, for the

Spring of 2015. The total payment for these

two sponsorships was $450.00.In return for the sponsorship, [redacted] was

entitled to the following:A. Uniform Display: Business name/logo, displayed on the center

front of a single team’s Recreation uniform jerseys. Approximately 11” x 11” maximum size.B. Web Site Display: SOCA

will feature the Sponsor by name or logo on the “Sponsors” page of the SOCA

website, and will provide a hotlink to Sponsor’s website.C. Newspaper Recognition: SOCA will feature the Sponsor in a print advertisement

placed in a local newspaper during or at the end of the season.D. Plaque: SOCA will provide the Sponsor with a team

photo display suitable for business use.The [redacted] logo was printed on a full set of

team jerseys for both the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 seasons.The [redacted] logo is featured as a

Recreational Sponsor on our website, with a hotlink to [redacted] was recognized as a SOCA sponsor in paid newspaper advertisements

at the end of the fall 2014 season and again at the end of the Spring 2015

season.We agree that [redacted] is still entitled to

receive the team photo displays for the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 seasons, both

of which we had ready to hand to him yesterday.

The Spring 2015 display materials were just delivered to us less than a

week ago by the photography company.We are sorry to lose the support of [redacted]. We acknowledge that he

is due the photo displays and we will deliver them to him promptly.[redacted]