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Complaint Review: Paper Masters - Dunmore, Philadelphia Pennsylvania
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Paper Masters
Dunmore, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
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570-674-5278
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Paper Masters scammed me! hostile, uncooperative, arrogant, and deceitful
I ordered and paid $499.00 for a research report from Papermasters.com. They sent me an incomplete and inadequate report, and refused to correct the report.
They were hostile, uncooperative, arrogant, and deceitful. The owner I dealt with is Ms. Penni Rood. She also refuses to give me a refund or address my concerns. I was scammed!
They were hostile, uncooperative, arrogant, and deceitful. The owner I dealt with is Ms. Penni Rood. She also refuses to give me a refund or address my concerns. I was scammed!
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Penni
Hunlock Creek,Pennsylvania,
Customer is a scam artist!!
#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Wed, June 19, 2002
Not only did this customer use my services and not want to pay for it, but he did it to another paper company: http://www.ripoffreport.com/ reports/ripoff6305.htm We filled Robert P. Wolk's order as we do every order. Our company could not understand why he was desputing the model project he contracted with us to do. With a bit of research I was able to find that Robert P. Wolk did prison time for insurance fraud. http://www.falseclaimsact.com/rd-july.html Two Qui Tam Defendants Criminally Indicted On July 30, 1996, the United States Attorneys Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania brought criminal charges against 40 people for defrauding the Medicare and Medicaid programs. Two of the individuals charged, Harold H. Wurtzel, a psychiatrist, and Robert P. Wolk, the former owner of a medical equipment company, were previously defendants in False Claims Act cases brought by qui tam relators. Wurtzel operated eight outpatient psychiatric clinics in the Philadelphia area. In 1995, he agreed to pay the government a total of $500,000 to settle a qui tam case related to his Medicaid and Medicare billing practices. Wolk and his company, Advanced Care Associates, agreed in June 1996 to pay $4 million to settle a suit brought by a qui tam relator. Now both men face criminal prosecution. Robert P. Wolk is a scam artist. It appears as if he scams everyone he does business with.
