In May of 2018 AppStar Rep. Robert M. contacted me Charlton M. at my business and attempted to sale me a credit card machine when I declined the sale, Robert M. then contacted his Supervisor who recorded the conversation, stating that I could terminate the agreement at anytime without a cancellation fee and offered me a tremendous discount.
I was mislead by Robert M., AppStar, Merimac and First American Payment. After 3 months I noticed an unreasonable amount of fees and charges coming out of my bank account. I then sent back their credit card machine and blocked them from my bank account. I was then harrassed by their collections department saying I owed them a huge cancellation fee, which I didn't.
In March 2019 they filed a collection on my personal credit report, which I was never advised nor did I ever believe that I would be a Personal Guarantor on the agreement. How does a company have the right to lie, mislead, and ruin ones credit, who doesn't owe them? How does a company have a A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, when they have over 64 negative complaints against them within a 3 year span?
If you are stuck getting illigitimate fees, consider a counter suit, upheld in most jurisdictions. After all, they understand money. Best thing is avoid Appstar altogether. With all the complaints, contact me regarding any class actions being considered.
One of a series of letters to Appstar
Xxx (Sales Representative)
Thank you for relating to Appstar the $0 closing fees you quoted me. It is inappropriate for me to intermediate between you and your company regarding the contractual components you presented. Besides, from his communications, Mr. Xxxxxx (in operations) indicates he has nothing more to contribute.
It is unfortunate that Mr. Xxxxxx does not respect your representation of Appstar, which also his company, by not honoring your statement and the position Appstar has entrusted to you.
Perhaps the response of a Circuit Court judge will be more convincing, should he unwisely pursue. Recapitulation of fees and trends of same rebutting his calculations will be presented. As I related to Kyle in operations on his recorded line, counter-billing Appstar for loss of time and productivity at my professional fee of $600 per hour has also been historically upheld in these cases, should that arise. I reiterate these charges here.
Appstar Financial, LLC Reviews
In May of 2018 AppStar Rep. Robert M. contacted me Charlton M. at my business and attempted to sale me a credit card machine when I declined the sale, Robert M. then contacted his Supervisor who recorded the conversation, stating that I could terminate the agreement at anytime without a cancellation fee and offered me a tremendous discount.
I was mislead by Robert M., AppStar, Merimac and First American Payment. After 3 months I noticed an unreasonable amount of fees and charges coming out of my bank account. I then sent back their credit card machine and blocked them from my bank account. I was then harrassed by their collections department saying I owed them a huge cancellation fee, which I didn't.
In March 2019 they filed a collection on my personal credit report, which I was never advised nor did I ever believe that I would be a Personal Guarantor on the agreement. How does a company have the right to lie, mislead, and ruin ones credit, who doesn't owe them? How does a company have a A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, when they have over 64 negative complaints against them within a 3 year span?
If you are stuck getting illigitimate fees, consider a counter suit, upheld in most jurisdictions. After all, they understand money. Best thing is avoid Appstar altogether. With all the complaints, contact me regarding any class actions being considered.
One of a series of letters to Appstar
Xxx (Sales Representative)
Thank you for relating to Appstar the $0 closing fees you quoted me. It is inappropriate for me to intermediate between you and your company regarding the contractual components you presented. Besides, from his communications, Mr. Xxxxxx (in operations) indicates he has nothing more to contribute.
It is unfortunate that Mr. Xxxxxx does not respect your representation of Appstar, which also his company, by not honoring your statement and the position Appstar has entrusted to you.
Perhaps the response of a Circuit Court judge will be more convincing, should he unwisely pursue. Recapitulation of fees and trends of same rebutting his calculations will be presented. As I related to Kyle in operations on his recorded line, counter-billing Appstar for loss of time and productivity at my professional fee of $600 per hour has also been historically upheld in these cases, should that arise. I reiterate these charges here.