McKenzie Scott Career Transition Services deceptive practices rip-off consumers broken commitments Denver Colorado

I want to retract the derogatory remarks I made about McKenzie Scott. Prior to my posting my complaint on the Ripoff Report, in order to resolve our dispute, McKenzie Scott offered to submit the issue to binding arbitration. Instead of accepting their offer, I chose to post derogatory information about them on the Ripoff Report. Had I been thinking clearly, I would have accepted the offer to arbitrate. I realize that by posting my complaint on the Ripoff Report, I put McKenzie Scott in a no-win situation.



McKenzie Scott and I have reached an amicable resolution of our differences. I must commend them for persisting in trying to do so, despite the fact that, in a moment of frustration, I resported to tactics that were I now regret. They are a reputable company. My comment, "They are interested in your money and nothing else," was grossly incorrect and unfair.

Despite repeated claims to want to settle this dispute, I can NOT get Paul Bokelmann to respond to phone calls, letters or emails.



Since the last update I have spoken with him once on February 23rd 2005. In that conversation I made a settlement proposal and he promised that he would respond in a day or two. It has now been more than a month with no reply and no response to my repeated phone calls.



I have a letter from Paul Bokelmann dated October 9, 2003 agreeing to restart my campaign as if I was a new customer. Since that time nothing has been done. Since their contract states that I am entitled to a full refund up until the marketing plan has been agreed upon, I don't see why they would not honor their own contract.



I think it's important for people to know their business practices and how they treat their customers. They still have the chance to live upto their promises.

Since receiving a letter from Paul Bokelmann via the Denver BBB stating that "If we could talk, I am confident that we could arrange a mutually agreeable resolution. If we cannot, we would be willing to arbitrate our dispute."



After several phone calls, email, fax and registered mail, I still have not received a response.



These people do not live up to their word. They are not an ethical company. They take you money upfront and do nothing to earn it.