David Saxey aka Dave Saxey Fraudulent Kickstarter Eagle Idaho

As evidenced by project updates and the passing of the deadline for the project, completion of the project is not forthcoming. Per Kickstarter's guidelines, FAQ, and David Saxey's acceptance of the Creator Responsibility Agreement, David Saxey is legally responsible for the completion of the project. In lieu of completion, he is legally responsible to refund supporters.

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Is a creator legally obligated to fulfill the promises of their project?

Yes. Kickstarter's Terms of Use require creators to fulfill all rewards of their project or refund any backer whose reward they do not or cannot fulfill. (This is what creators see before they launch.) We crafted these terms to create a legal requirement for creators to follow through on their projects, and to give backers a recourse if they don't. We hope that backers will consider using this provision only in cases where they feel that a creator has not made a good faith effort to complete the project and fulfill.

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Your responsibility

If your project is successfully funded, you are required to fulfill all rewards or refund any backer whose reward you do not or cannot fulfill. A failure to do so could result in damage to your reputation or even legal action by your backers. 

The project is well past its delivery deadline.  The last update states that work has completely stopped on the project, is not scheduler to recommence, and that payment for the work done has not been forthcoming from David Saxey, the project’s creator.  My prior electronic correspondence with him on this matter went unanswered.

Mr. Saxey is a mortgage loan officer with the Bank of Cascades.  He should be well versed with the responsibilities and obligations that accompany legal agreements for funds to complete projects.  His actions in the matter have not proven him to be so versed.

As creator of a US based project, he has the ability to refund pledges through Amazon Payments but has declined to do so, based upon his unwillingness to respond to any correspondances from backers.

Kickstater's guidelines suggest use of legal recourse from supporters if they feel that the project creators have not made a good faith effort to complete and fulfill their project.  In this instance, I, and many other backers, feel that David Saxey has not made a good faith effort to fulfill his promises.

I would prefer not to resort to the legal process to settle this matter, either individually or as part of a class action lawsuit. I am currently persuing this matter with my credit card company, despite it being more than six months since payment was made.  If my credit card company is unable to resolve this issue via a chargeback after investigation, legal action is the next and last option available.

Do not do business with David Saxey, and consider the reputation that the Bank of Cascades should have employing such a person as a loan officer.