Mr. and Mrs. Park came to my company on or approx. in October 2015, they were looking to expand the online business they had already started and needed help sourcing new merchandise as well as general consulting in the field of e-commerce. After meeting with both parties several times and making suggestions for the business they seemed to know so little about, I moved forward with an initial transaction. Mr. & Mrs. Park committed to purchase 12000 pieces of product, after 3 weeks of preparing the shipment for them; they showed up and did not have enough money to take the entire order. They decided to take a smaller amount, and purchased a little over 50% of the lot with a promise to return for balance of inventory within a few weeks.
After purchasing the inventory, they spent several months trying to sell it, they had little knowledge of what they were doing and seemed very lost in the field they were trying to gain competence in. They couldn’t afford their monthly payments and contacted us on many occasions to help them find a buyer for the merchandise they purchased. Mentioning how broke they were and how badly they needed the capital. They could not afford the warehouse the goods were in and asked if we could provide temporary warehousing for a small percentage of the goods. After extreme pity was laid upon us, we agreed to warehouse approx. 15% of what was originally sold to them for a short-term period. The rest of the goods they sent to Amazon to be sold and warehoused through the FBA program.
They then proceeded to contact the credit card company's they used to purchase the goods and reported that the goods had been returned and they were never provided a refund. They charged back 3 x charges of $10,000 each plus a charge of $1000, making the total amounts charged back $31,000.00, on top of that the 4000 pieces they never came to pick up, matched with the products they took and therefore became worthless due to the fact that one piece needed the other to hold any value. My approx. losses total over $60,000 with this company, and boarder as possibly criminally liable.
I have reached out to them many times and they refused to answer, calls, texts and emails. I am working closely with the Nevada and California police to try to bring justice to this case. As well I have started a legal suit against both the company and both of them personally. They hold little regard for what they have done and I would have no problems trying to meet with them, but they show no interest in resolving the scam they embarked upon.
They come off as very nice people, I am not mad about the situation, I actually feel bad for the individuals. I think they got involved in something they knew nothing about, Mr. Park's business knowledge is very limited and it shows when conversing. I am not sure why decided to Rip me off and steal that much money and goods from me. I don’t want to see them arrested in front of there children but they have left me very little choice. Its unfortunate individuals like this can so easily use credit card law to conduct themselves in such a fraudulent manner.
Always Forever Reviews
Mr. and Mrs. Park came to my company on or approx. in October 2015, they were looking to expand the online business they had already started and needed help sourcing new merchandise as well as general consulting in the field of e-commerce. After meeting with both parties several times and making suggestions for the business they seemed to know so little about, I moved forward with an initial transaction. Mr. & Mrs. Park committed to purchase 12000 pieces of product, after 3 weeks of preparing the shipment for them; they showed up and did not have enough money to take the entire order. They decided to take a smaller amount, and purchased a little over 50% of the lot with a promise to return for balance of inventory within a few weeks.
After purchasing the inventory, they spent several months trying to sell it, they had little knowledge of what they were doing and seemed very lost in the field they were trying to gain competence in. They couldn’t afford their monthly payments and contacted us on many occasions to help them find a buyer for the merchandise they purchased. Mentioning how broke they were and how badly they needed the capital. They could not afford the warehouse the goods were in and asked if we could provide temporary warehousing for a small percentage of the goods. After extreme pity was laid upon us, we agreed to warehouse approx. 15% of what was originally sold to them for a short-term period. The rest of the goods they sent to Amazon to be sold and warehoused through the FBA program.
They then proceeded to contact the credit card company's they used to purchase the goods and reported that the goods had been returned and they were never provided a refund. They charged back 3 x charges of $10,000 each plus a charge of $1000, making the total amounts charged back $31,000.00, on top of that the 4000 pieces they never came to pick up, matched with the products they took and therefore became worthless due to the fact that one piece needed the other to hold any value. My approx. losses total over $60,000 with this company, and boarder as possibly criminally liable.
I have reached out to them many times and they refused to answer, calls, texts and emails. I am working closely with the Nevada and California police to try to bring justice to this case. As well I have started a legal suit against both the company and both of them personally. They hold little regard for what they have done and I would have no problems trying to meet with them, but they show no interest in resolving the scam they embarked upon.
They come off as very nice people, I am not mad about the situation, I actually feel bad for the individuals. I think they got involved in something they knew nothing about, Mr. Park's business knowledge is very limited and it shows when conversing. I am not sure why decided to Rip me off and steal that much money and goods from me. I don’t want to see them arrested in front of there children but they have left me very little choice. Its unfortunate individuals like this can so easily use credit card law to conduct themselves in such a fraudulent manner.