deluxe marketing inc William Biggs sacrificing integrity for growth Snellville, Georgia

To: Author of Report

Ingle Elia PLLC represents Deluxe Marketing, Inc. Please take notice that Deluxe Marketing, Inc. has initiated an action in the United States District Court, District of Arizona, Deluxe Marketing, Inc. v. John Does 1-10, Case No. 2:13-cv-02144-DGC (the “Arizona Action”). In connection with this Arizona Action, Deluxe Marketing, Inc. seeks to subpoena Xcentric Ventures LLC dba http://www.ripoffreport.com for your contact information. You have a right to file and serve a response to the request anonymously. If you intend to file and serve a response, please do so, or notify us of your intent to do so, on or before November 25, 2013. Alternatively, you can contact us and inform us of your identity. You can convey this information by calling Ingle Elia PLLC at (602) 606-7955 and reference Deluxe Marketing, Inc. Alternatively, you can email your information to logan@ielawfirm.com with "Deluxe Marketing, Inc." as your subject.

We have been trying to get our hold backs released due to no charge backs in Southern California. Jeremy Larson and Brad Canepa refuse to do the right thing by releasing the hard earned money of the reps that helped them get on the INC 500 list. 

Millionaires holding on to the money of the the people that made them millionaires is just down right dirty! The greed of this company never ceases to amaze me!  

owner of deluxe marketing contacted me today and advised me to delete my report or else....threatened me with attorneys because i will not take down a factual statement with plenty of people to back up these claims. he told me i was slandering his company.....i told him that was his opinion, and our opinions are not the same.

I too, was one of the Regional Managers for Deluxe Marketing Inc. Josh couldn't have stated it any better. I left the company when I found out that DMI was going to be removed from the Southern California markets due to Christopher Scott and the stunts he pulled with William Biggs. 

When I tried to talk to William Biggs about the situation, I was told I was the cancer. I successfully ran the Southern California markets for almost two years. The only time we had issues with Cox Communications, was when William Biggs would send in his cronies to make a quick buck.

I truly believed in Jeremy Larson and everybody at the corporate office. I had relocated my family halfway across the country for DMI. William Biggs has managed to get DMI removed from four Cox Communication markets with his antics. 

William is quick to preach about integrity and leadership, but lacks very much in both areas. At the end of the day, all William cares about is how big his check is.

I hope for Jeremy's sake he quickly sees the writing on the wall. Deluxe Marketing is doomed to failure with William Biggs as VP of sales.