Here what I just got email from a friend:

Welesy said:

I signed a contract for ***** to build a web site for me back in
March of 2000. The contract says they would complete site in 6 weeks
and it is now Dec. 19 and do not have a complete site. I paid those
bastards $2700 dollors. I asked for my money back in early November
then they promised me a completed site in 4 days. I could go on and
on. Let me know if I can help.



Gee, $2700 is stolen! I am mad :angry: :angry:

Originally posted by josephp
Here what I just got email from a friend:

Welesy said:

I signed a contract for ***** to build a web site for me back in
March of 2000. The contract says they would complete site in 6 weeks
and it is now Dec. 19 and do not have a complete site. I paid those
bastards $2700 dollors. I asked for my money back in early November
then they promised me a completed site in 4 days. I could go on and
on. Let me know if I can help.



Gee, $2700 is stolen! I am mad :angry: :angry:

Stolen?

Couldn't he get his money back some how?

He plan to file complains and lawsuits etc

See what happens

Originally posted by josephp
He plan to file complains and lawsuits etc

See what happens

I hope he gets his money back.

Is CI really that bad?

I heard nothing, but, bad stuff about them:confused:

well, what the heck he is doing since march 2000 ?. why didn't he charged back or file a suit against them?. i guess in US its very easy to sue anyone.

I have a similar case where I paid a programmer $2000 to do me some programming. He breached the contract. I guess I will have to bring him out to a small claim court. Damn these people. I wonder if it is too late since the project was supposed to be done back in Dec. 1998. I hope time doesn't matter. :cool:

One more thing: I'm not referring to *****.
My case has nothing to do with *****.

Asia,

As one that likes to litigate, in most places in the US of A, it's one year if intentional, and two years if unintentional. And then there are a lot of areas that limit it to one year anyway (like automotive accidents).

Josephp,

Ordering web design in March 2000 and waiting until December 2001 to get upset seems kind of pointless to me, IMHO.

Good luck to everyone.

Originally posted by bitserve
Asia,

As one that likes to litigate, in most places in the US of A, it's one year if intentional, and two years if unintentional. And then there are a lot of areas that limit it to one year anyway (like automotive accidents).

Good luck to everyone.

bitserve,

Mine is like almost 2 years.
He is in Southern California, and I'm in Northern California.
Do you think the court still accpt this case since it has been 2 years?

Originally posted by Asia
Do you think the court still accpt this case since it has been 2 years?

Probably not, but then IANAL.

I would go ahead and try it. If you still have evidence against him I'm sure they would accept the case. I mean look at that one Kennedy guy (I forget his name) who just got sentenced to jail last year for a murder he commited 30 years ago. Okay maybe that wasn't a fair comparison...

stay away from *****, all they do is steal.

Jim

Originally posted by jimb
stay away from *****, all they do is steal.

Jim

Okay, I'll take your word for it.:)