I did business with this company for 8 years and always suspected foul play as several clients called me, emailed me and contacted me via Facebook and Linked In to voice displeasure with Melissa McComas. It was not until recently that I came to the understanding that Melissa fishes for contacts and clients.
I first realized that something was arye when an old friend and partner was friends with Melissa on his very limited facebook. Being that he is in LA and she is in Maryland, it would be virtualy impossible for the two of them to have met. Something was very fishy. The friend denied knowing her but she made up a bold faced lie in saying that her husband knew him from working on the Cops TV show. I knew this was a lie because the only affiliation that this friend ever had in the industry was through me.
I set up a mini sting. Introduced her to an old industry collegue to gauge ge situation and to see if my hunch was correct.
I did expect to get such quick results. We arranged a three-way conference call and she assured me that she would follow my lead as this was my contact. Then two days later she quickly changed her tune. Melissa decided to change the rules without my consent. She added one of her clients in on the call and then rudely sent me an email in which she cc'ed my contact and her client telling me that I was no longer needed on my own conference call.
I allowed her to move forward rather than blow the whistle. She went through with her conference call and then sent me another rude email telling me that she basically did not need me, now that she had my big contact. I quickly removed her from our network. This is about as unethical as it gets. Melissa is a drunk with very bad motives. She cannot be trusted. In the 8 years that I kept in contact with Melissa she claimed to be my agent and then claimed that I was on her advisory board but honestly she just kept promising me things that never materialized and I always just got this hunch that she was shady and that I should not reveal my connections to her and unfortunately my hunch eventually proved to be correct.
Melissa boasts many big things but recently she drunk dialed me and then accidentaly sent me her client list and I was surprised, to say the least, that the list only had 5 clients and they were all small time authors. No TV personalities or Music connections like she boasts. In my 8 years I have bever seen her retain a relationship with any client for more than 6 months. It always ends in fireworks and bad blood. In my opinion she needs rehab but her alcolhol consumpion is not why I am on here, her business ethics are.
Tsunami Productions Reviews
I did business with this company for 8 years and always suspected foul play as several clients called me, emailed me and contacted me via Facebook and Linked In to voice displeasure with Melissa McComas. It was not until recently that I came to the understanding that Melissa fishes for contacts and clients.
I first realized that something was arye when an old friend and partner was friends with Melissa on his very limited facebook. Being that he is in LA and she is in Maryland, it would be virtualy impossible for the two of them to have met. Something was very fishy. The friend denied knowing her but she made up a bold faced lie in saying that her husband knew him from working on the Cops TV show. I knew this was a lie because the only affiliation that this friend ever had in the industry was through me.
I set up a mini sting. Introduced her to an old industry collegue to gauge ge situation and to see if my hunch was correct.
I did expect to get such quick results. We arranged a three-way conference call and she assured me that she would follow my lead as this was my contact. Then two days later she quickly changed her tune. Melissa decided to change the rules without my consent. She added one of her clients in on the call and then rudely sent me an email in which she cc'ed my contact and her client telling me that I was no longer needed on my own conference call.
I allowed her to move forward rather than blow the whistle. She went through with her conference call and then sent me another rude email telling me that she basically did not need me, now that she had my big contact. I quickly removed her from our network. This is about as unethical as it gets. Melissa is a drunk with very bad motives. She cannot be trusted. In the 8 years that I kept in contact with Melissa she claimed to be my agent and then claimed that I was on her advisory board but honestly she just kept promising me things that never materialized and I always just got this hunch that she was shady and that I should not reveal my connections to her and unfortunately my hunch eventually proved to be correct.
Melissa boasts many big things but recently she drunk dialed me and then accidentaly sent me her client list and I was surprised, to say the least, that the list only had 5 clients and they were all small time authors. No TV personalities or Music connections like she boasts. In my 8 years I have bever seen her retain a relationship with any client for more than 6 months. It always ends in fireworks and bad blood. In my opinion she needs rehab but her alcolhol consumpion is not why I am on here, her business ethics are.