To All Concerned, My wife and I Invested seed money for a group home in Maricopa, Arizona for Native American youths. Kyanti Palmer proposed that for an investment of 12k that we would receive a return of to 1500 per month for the in duration of the group home.. A memorandum of understanding was drafted and all parties involved signed the MOU with the understanding that the funds would be used for bunk beds, paint, fire extinguishers, and any other items to update her home to meet the requirements of a group home. Ms Palmer readily accepted 2 6k checks as seed money. Ms Palmer also agreed to open a bank account so my wife and I could track how the funds were being used. Unfortunately the funds were being used to get Ms Palmer's nails done, eating out, drinks at a local tavern , paint and renovations for a friend's non profit and purchases on Amazon that were unrelated to a group home. The account became overdrawn and my wife and I had to take our names off of the account to avoid incurring charges ourselves. Eventually we used a copy of the statement of charges to impose a lien on Ms Palmer's home for the funds that she defrauded us out of. The Pinal County judge gave judgement in our favor. However, it has been over two years and we still have not received our money back. In addition, it was brought to our attention that Ms Palmer defrauded a former employer of over 50k in funds. If my wife and I had known her history beforehand, we would have never done business with her. Society has to be aware of her kind and thus have to be protected. She has recently acquired a building in Phoenix for her community center. If she has money for real estate, surely she can pay us our 12k. She has a history of criminal behavior and it needs to be on record that when it comes to business Kyanti Palmer likes to cheat and steal. She needs to be stopped. Everyone BEWARE!
Keys Community Center Reviews
To All Concerned, My wife and I Invested seed money for a group home in Maricopa, Arizona for Native American youths. Kyanti Palmer proposed that for an investment of 12k that we would receive a return of to 1500 per month for the in duration of the group home.. A memorandum of understanding was drafted and all parties involved signed the MOU with the understanding that the funds would be used for bunk beds, paint, fire extinguishers, and any other items to update her home to meet the requirements of a group home. Ms Palmer readily accepted 2 6k checks as seed money. Ms Palmer also agreed to open a bank account so my wife and I could track how the funds were being used. Unfortunately the funds were being used to get Ms Palmer's nails done, eating out, drinks at a local tavern , paint and renovations for a friend's non profit and purchases on Amazon that were unrelated to a group home. The account became overdrawn and my wife and I had to take our names off of the account to avoid incurring charges ourselves. Eventually we used a copy of the statement of charges to impose a lien on Ms Palmer's home for the funds that she defrauded us out of. The Pinal County judge gave judgement in our favor. However, it has been over two years and we still have not received our money back. In addition, it was brought to our attention that Ms Palmer defrauded a former employer of over 50k in funds. If my wife and I had known her history beforehand, we would have never done business with her. Society has to be aware of her kind and thus have to be protected. She has recently acquired a building in Phoenix for her community center. If she has money for real estate, surely she can pay us our 12k. She has a history of criminal behavior and it needs to be on record that when it comes to business Kyanti Palmer likes to cheat and steal. She needs to be stopped. Everyone BEWARE!