Brian Royce of Houston Texas is the current CEO of Epik.com.
Since becoming Epik CEO, he has stolen $91,000 from Kathleen Kalaf after Epik were the Escrow agent for the sale of candida.com. As part of the deal, Epik received the $100,000, minus $9,000 commission, from the buyer. They then asked Kathleen Kalaf to transfer the domain name to the new owner in return for the $91,000 the buyer sent. Kathleen transferred the domain to the buyer, but didn't receive the $91,000 from Epik. This deal was presided over by Brian Royce.
He promised on numerous occasions to pay Kathleen Kalaf her stolen money back, but has refused to send the money. Ms Kalaf has also reported this illegality to the FBI for further investigation.
Brian Royce of Houston, Texas is also a defendant in a lawsuit for the sale of Nourish.com, in which Epik kept the money that Matthew Adkisson sent ($327,000), and didn't give the domain name to him, and kept the money. The lawsuit accuses Brian Royce of Misrepresentation, Embezzlement & Misappropriation.
Epik also owe other customers large sums of money including DomainEmpire, who are due $1.5 Million.
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Brian Royce of Houston Texas is the current CEO of Epik.com.
Since becoming Epik CEO, he has stolen $91,000 from Kathleen Kalaf after Epik were the Escrow agent for the sale of candida.com. As part of the deal, Epik received the $100,000, minus $9,000 commission, from the buyer. They then asked Kathleen Kalaf to transfer the domain name to the new owner in return for the $91,000 the buyer sent. Kathleen transferred the domain to the buyer, but didn't receive the $91,000 from Epik. This deal was presided over by Brian Royce.
He promised on numerous occasions to pay Kathleen Kalaf her stolen money back, but has refused to send the money. Ms Kalaf has also reported this illegality to the FBI for further investigation.
Brian Royce of Houston, Texas is also a defendant in a lawsuit for the sale of Nourish.com, in which Epik kept the money that Matthew Adkisson sent ($327,000), and didn't give the domain name to him, and kept the money. The lawsuit accuses Brian Royce of Misrepresentation, Embezzlement & Misappropriation.
Epik also owe other customers large sums of money including DomainEmpire, who are due $1.5 Million.