NDB MANAGEMENT THIEVES - DO NOT WORK FOR THEM, THEY TEND NOT TO WANT TO PAY. WOODLAND California

Its over $2200 they owe us. Almost put us out of business earlier this year. You can see how patient we were with them. Some of their debt was from last year and they were still playing their little games about we didn't get paid till they got paid. I don't know about anyone else but I pay my worker on a regular basis. Always within 2 weeks of a job being done weather I get paid or not. Here's a listing of my invoices to them. They were paying way under the industry standard as well by more than half in most cases. dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/97573896/NDB%20Management%20Fraud%2C%20they%20don't%20pay%20their%20contractors/Debt%20owed%20to%20us%20for%20services%20rendered%20to%20NDB%20Management.pdf

I have been more than patient with these people and send multiple requests for payment. Most are Ignored. Once only I got a check for work in the amount of 450.00. They owe me in excess of $2500.00 at this point. I have told them of my intent to file liens against properties worked on and contact their clients to try to get payment. In the alternative I could turn them over to collections. This is now October 2013. Work Orders I am trying to collect for are from November, December, January, and February of last year before I became suspictious. They have people working for them that say they used to be small contractors for them and had slow payments but I would get my money. This is ridiculous, it has been almost a year overdue. My last email to them soliced no response. Do not work for NDB Management or do any of their field service work orders. They are a scam. I am about to go see about filing mechanics liens against the properties I worked on. Lets see how their clients like that. They are little work orders but they all add up. They continue to get away with this and they win. Maybe we should get together and contact a lawyer to go after them as this is straight fraud. I am curious as to just how much work and materials they have had done across the country that hasn't posted yet. It could be in the hundreds of thousands to unsuspecting contractors. I almost went out of business when this occurred as I paid my labor to my employees and for the locks and lockboxes etc. They are a scam. I guess I should have known better responding to an ad off Craigslist. 

I have been more than patient with these people and send multiple requests for payment. Most are Ignored. Once only I got a check for work in the amount of 450.00. They owe me in excess of $2500.00 at this point. I have told them of my intent to file liens against properties worked on and contact their clients to try to get payment. In the alternative I could turn them over to collections. This is now October 2013. Work Orders I am trying to collect for are from November, December, January, and February of last year before I became suspictious. They have people working for them that say they used to be small contractors for them and had slow payments but I would get my money. This is ridiculous, it has been almost a year overdue. My last email to them soliced no response. Do not work for NDB Management or do any of their field service work orders. They are a scam. I am about to go see about filing mechanics liens against the properties I worked on. Lets see how their clients like that. They are little work orders but they all add up. They continue to get away with this and they win. Maybe we should get together and contact a lawyer to go after them as this is straight fraud. I am curious as to just how much work and materials they have had done across the country that hasn't posted yet. It could be in the hundreds of thousands to unsuspecting contractors. I almost went out of business when this occurred as I paid my labor to my employees and for the locks and lockboxes etc. They are a scam. I guess I should have known better responding to an ad off Craigslist. 

 I too got yanked around by NDB. I met both Ron and Pame in JAN 2013 in Washington State. We worked for them for months and only got paid a small amount of $620. Its now June 25th and they owe us around $8,500-$9,000. I was told the same thing that the bank flaked and they are talking to an attorney to get this settled. Lets all get this class action lawsuit going and get the money back we all deserve.

Hi all,  my name is Cat and I have already gave my story here about how NDB has screwed me over. I have been researching the company to get as much information on them as possible. I would like to get all the vendors together so that we can pursue this as a class action lawsuit. I created an email address for this and would like to get everyone who wants to join the lawsuit to email me. Hoping together we can compile as much info on the company as possible. Once we have made contact, I will give everyone the login info so that you know I am not a spammer, scammer or anything else that ends with "er". I have already contacted the attorney generals office and an attorney. Would like to get everyones input on who they would like to use as an attorney or how they would like to proceed. I have never done this so I have to go on what advise I am given from a lawyer. All I know is that NDB owes me money, their number is disconnected, their physical address property(which is a residential house) was sold May 2, 2013 for $300,000+ and that they do not have a business license in the state of Ca. I am researching as much as I can but could use some help since I contract for other companies. So lets get this rolling and get our money. Maybe I will set up a facebook acct to for it. But for now....everyone contact me at preservationlawsuit@gmail.com

I also have not been payed by NDB Management. They gave me the same run around and no longer respond. Im owned over $2000 and im located in California.

I am also in the same boat as you. I have contracted for them since Sept of 2012. Per my contract, I was to be paid 30days after work submitted.  At the end of October they owed me over $4900 and had paid me $0. I got the same run around about payment "waiting for funds to be released from their client". By mid November, I wrote them and demanded some money. They responded to me on Decemeber 3rd by sending me a check for $180.00. Out of $4900!!!! So all thru December I hounded them. Finally got some more money 3 days after Christmas. 

They finally got their balance down to $1500 with me, so at the end of January, they called and asked if I could do a job. Since it was an easy job for $950, I did it. And of course now they were back up to over $2500. Between January and March they got their balance back down to $2000 and in May they sent me a payment for $1000 stating that thats all they show I was owed.

The last email I sent, I gave them 10 days to pay in full or show proof that they didnt owe me or I would be contacting an attorney. I have yet to hear from them. I called the main number last week to find it has been disconnected. Emails are also bouncing back. I found a phone number for Pame Rose on paperwork and called it. I left a voicemail, stating that I was going to be contacting an attorney and advised her if she would like to avoid me taking that step then I just need to be contacted. Nothing.

So here I am trying to decide if I should sue or just submit to collections. I would rather not do collections as I am not willing to settle with this company. They need to be sued. Jack had told me at one point that they were owed over $250k from their client. Their client is AltiSource and I know for a fact(I used to contract directly for them) that they pay every 10-15 days. I was very understanding through all of this as I have been in this field for over 8 years and know that banks tend to take their time on paying, but not 7 months. I am more than happy to join a class action suit or sue individually. 

On November 12 I received this email:

Lets sue together i would not mind. I am more than willing to move forward with this. Its not fair that hard working preservation specialist have to suffer or loose money because they are greedy. We can add their client Altisource to the Law Suit so we can get this resolved ASAP. 

Contact me if you would like (((REDACTED)))

Hi there, I'm on the same position then you with NDB Management, and  I went to see an attorney already, she said that we have a very good case. I would like to know if someone alse is ready to sue them and we can do this together

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