Live Music Tutor, Ted Gee Lies, empty promises, only interested in making money, does not care about music Internet

Live Music Tutor is a website that individuals can visit to sign up for music lessons. However, the founder of this company, Ted Gee, has absolutely no interest in whether or not students become educated or learn anything at all. He is simply trying to make money. That's it.

I worked for Live Music Tutor for 6 months, with the promise of pay once an "investment" was received. I understand the risks of working for a startup company. However, in this case, we were constantly lied to and told that investors were interested and that our contract agreements would be fulfilled. This never happened.

Throughout the course of time, it became clear that Ted Gee was only interested in getting this website live so that he could make money from it. He outsourced work to foreign companies in order to create a cheap product at the lowest cost. While working for him, it became clear that he had no interest in our ideas, contributions, suggestions or improvements for the product. He brought in a team to do work under contract agreements which he then never paid, and never intended to...

The reason this report is being filed is that the company, despite seemingly "going under" still exists. The website has completely changed over the past two years which is evidence that the company received investment money, made money legitimately, or hired someone else under the same false promises. But if money was received or made, Live Music Tutor has purposely chosen NOT to honor the agreements put in place to pay those who spent a lot of time and energy to help create the site. To me, this means that the person behind this business or website is not honorable and does not live up to their word.

I want to see people succeed in their musical endeavors. Knowing that this company exists solely to make money is extremely disappointing and flies in the face of everything that a true entrepreneurial effort should stand for.

If the site continues to remain active and "updated," then the original workers should be paid for the work that was put into it.

If the site or company failed, that is a different story. We all knew the risk.

This report is being filed to let the world know that hours of work and time went into this website and business idea, but no money was ever rewarded for the effort, despite the company "living on." This means that the man behind this project, Ted Gee, is OK with not honoring contracts that were signed. He either forgot or chose not to honor them. I find it very unlikely that he could forget months of contributions that many of us made.

If you use this site, just know that you are supporting someone that failed to live up to his word. If the company was sold to someone else, this report would not be needed. However Ted's name is still active on the site as a "founder," meaning he still likely has a substantial interest in the company but has no interest in paying the people that did the work so that you can take musical lessons online through the website.