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To: Organic Panic

Thanks for your message. This is the first time in eleven years of freelancing that this has happened. The debt collectors gave it back to me, and they say it’s not worth bringing a lawsuit. For me, personally, it’s not worth going to small claims court, either, because it’s just not ultimately worth the time and effort, and cost. And even with a judgment in my favor, getting them to pay is another matter. I may just have to give up, but not before I exact some price from her with the complaints on The Squeaky Wheel and the Ripoff Report. It was at the latter site that the collection found me and solicited me for my business. Had she paid, they’d have gotten a third. I am really small potatoes in the end. Anyway. I almost hope she sues me so I can go to court and have a jury decide the issue.


3 posted on 02/06/2014 5:45:59 AM PST by Technical Editor
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To: Technical Editor

Because this, “Rich Dad Poor Dad” series is written by a man with a large ego with an media empire to maintain go directly to the source. Write Kiyosaki personally and respectfully explain the situation. Let him know the publishers he is using are crooks and will tarnish his good name and unless he is making his money by ripping people off then he should be embarrassed by his underlings doing the same. That might be the ticket.

With my deadbeat clients my only recourse is to get the word out to everyone else in my industry. Because Idaho (home base) is so small deadbeats will never have any shops that will do work for them. Word travels fast. I know for a fact one I have done 10 times the monetary damage to his business than he ever owed me.


5 posted on 02/06/2014 10:07:34 AM PST by Organic Panic
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