- Report: #626622
Complaint Review: Wolf Cabling Connections Inc. - Laguna Niguel California
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Jacksonville, North Carolina, United States of America
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Wolf Cabling Connections Inc.
P.O. Box 6116 Laguna Niguel, CA 92607 Laguna Niguel, 92607 California, United States of America
Phone:
949 716 2198
Web:
www.wcc-inc.net
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Wolf Cabling Connections, Inc. Shameful and Pathetic!! in Laguna Niguel, California
This 'company' contacted us to do work for them. We completed the work in a professional manner and invoiced them promptly. That was in 2008. They first wrote us a bad check, then called to cover the check with a credit card. They contacted us again in summer 2009 to do two more jobs (one on our local military base), both of which we completed promptly and professionally, followed by an invoice. NOTE: We gave them a second chance because they did actually pay the first invoice.
They have still not paid these two invoices as of summer 2010 (one year later)! We have sent several past due notices, phone calls, etc. After a recent email Jacob called us to make a payment by credit card. After attempting to run the credit card payment three different times (each time, getting a different AVS mismatch for the address), Jacob, who had apparently conferenced in his boss, called us and began screaming and cursing us on the phone saying he was going to call the local sheriff to charge us with fraud for running his credit card three times. I tried to inform him that it was declined each time and we were attempting to correct the address format in order to get the approval to go through, he continued screaming and cursing that he would be hanging up and contacting the sheriff to charge us with fraud. I'm assuming he finally realized it was declined each time.
Quite frankly, I believe it was only a diversion tactic to avoid paying yet again.
As if this weren't enough, they had the gall to contact us again about 2 days later to inquire if we had a tech available for a job! I was so stunned, I thought it had to be a joke. I asked the person, Josh, if he was kidding. He said no. I explained why we could not do the job for them and requested that he permanently remove us from their vendor records for future work. (I considered recommending that he find a job working for someone who can actually pay their bills, but I bit my tongue). It's not like this is all due to recent economic woes. This company has been playing this same game for several years. DON'T BE FOOLED!
Avoid this company like the plague. I have spoken with several other companies and technicians who have had similar experiences with them. Their only known customer is GameStop, so they may be in cahoots but I don't know for sure. One company mentioned putting a contractor's lien against the site customer and he was finally paid. We will be trying this in the near future. Will update this with results later.
They have still not paid these two invoices as of summer 2010 (one year later)! We have sent several past due notices, phone calls, etc. After a recent email Jacob called us to make a payment by credit card. After attempting to run the credit card payment three different times (each time, getting a different AVS mismatch for the address), Jacob, who had apparently conferenced in his boss, called us and began screaming and cursing us on the phone saying he was going to call the local sheriff to charge us with fraud for running his credit card three times. I tried to inform him that it was declined each time and we were attempting to correct the address format in order to get the approval to go through, he continued screaming and cursing that he would be hanging up and contacting the sheriff to charge us with fraud. I'm assuming he finally realized it was declined each time.
Quite frankly, I believe it was only a diversion tactic to avoid paying yet again.
As if this weren't enough, they had the gall to contact us again about 2 days later to inquire if we had a tech available for a job! I was so stunned, I thought it had to be a joke. I asked the person, Josh, if he was kidding. He said no. I explained why we could not do the job for them and requested that he permanently remove us from their vendor records for future work. (I considered recommending that he find a job working for someone who can actually pay their bills, but I bit my tongue). It's not like this is all due to recent economic woes. This company has been playing this same game for several years. DON'T BE FOOLED!
Avoid this company like the plague. I have spoken with several other companies and technicians who have had similar experiences with them. Their only known customer is GameStop, so they may be in cahoots but I don't know for sure. One company mentioned putting a contractor's lien against the site customer and he was finally paid. We will be trying this in the near future. Will update this with results later.
5 Updates & Rebuttals
e2eComm
Jacksonville,North Carolina,
Total Scam!
#2Author of original report
Mon, September 02, 2013
Hello! My name is Frank Lemons, Owner/President of e2e Communications. We are a family owned business and have been for 8+ years. We always conduct ourselves in a professional manner and provide quality work.
This report was filed by someone in Orlando, Fl. The report was filed on 8/29/13 and then on 9/2, we received an email from a company called Improve Your Image.
I did a search on this company on Ripoff report and discovered that this company is notorius for placing fraudulent reports on this site and then soliciting companies to use their services. Please check it ou for yourselves.
I sad that there are companies like this out there trying to destroy small businesses. With today's economy, it is a challenge to contunue to run a profitable business. Check out our website and feel free to contact me directly with any questions.
Thanks,
Frank Lemons - e2e Communications, Inc.
TNcomms
United States of AmericaThis report is a joke!
#3Consumer Comment
Tue, June 14, 2011
The company who wrote this report must have some hidden aggression on this company as many do when they do not provide the required documentation to get paid on a timely basis. I have seen these negative reports on several helpless small companies trying to earn an honest living and obeying by the laws in order to do so. Anyways, im done ranting and will continue to do business with the named company in this report. As for the author of this report, get a life.
e2eComm
Jacksonville,North Carolina,
USA
Speak for yourself!
#4Author of original report
Sat, January 08, 2011
The facts are the facts... Speak from your own experience and leave your editorial comments to yourself.
Wire2U
miami,Florida,
United States of America
Wolf Cabling is Great
#5Consumer Comment
Fri, January 07, 2011
I have been taking jobs from Wolf Cabling for 4 years now and have had no problems with getting paid for the work I perform. There seems to be more to this story than the so called victim is telling here. I really have come to depend on Wolf Cabling for work in the area.
e2eComm
Jacksonville,North Carolina,
USA
Game Stop Made Good!!
#6Author of original report
Thu, August 12, 2010
Just an update to let everyone interested know that after posting this, sending Wolf yet another email (copying their attorneys) informing them of this website information and threatening to also put a contractor's lien on their customer, Game Stop, and letting Game Stop know what was going on, Game Stop authorities contacted us to make good on both of these invoices immediately. They were very concerned about their reputation and I believe sincerely did not know anything about this going on.
They did, however, send us a check immediately to pay these invoices and we have deposited them. We are waiting to make sure the money clears the bank but, if all goes well, this will be our last update.
Thanks RipOffReport for giving us the venue for getting this long-overdue debt resolved. :)
P.S. Shame on Wolf Cabling for conducting business this way. Noone wins...
