Exceed Inc.

Homeowners pay us $0 to join our program, $0 to be a member, $0 if they sell their home some day using any cooperating broker they choose among our more than 5,000 cooperating broker offices across the USA, $0 if they never sell their...

home.   No homeowner has ever been asked to pay us one penny. No homeowner has ever paid us one penny.   We pay our homeowner members between $300 and $10,000 to be a member (amount determined by the value of the member home when they join our program).   According to our records, [redacted] spoke with an independent contractor marketer employed by a third party marketer (not by us) about our wonderful program for homeowners. The marketer is no longer marketing our program.   We give our members cash benefits to spend on whatever they want to buy themselves, on average years before they sell their home! And they can keep it even if they never sell their home! When the home sells in the future, the cooperating broker pays us an industry standard referral fee.    We ALWAYS put our homeowner members, our clients, first, above all else.   Pursuant to [redacted] wishes, we have cancelled [redacted] registration in our program, and as a result, as Philip desires, we will not be paying [redacted] $300 to $10,000 (for which [redacted] would have paid $0).  
We did speak with [redacted]financial advisor' who file this complaint. She was quite rude when we spoke with her. Why she would advise her client to not accept $2,000 for which he would pay us $0 does not sound like very good financial advice. Also, it would be inappropriate for us to not accept senior citizens into our wonderful program for homeowners when they desire to be a member of our program for smart homeowners, as this 'financial advisor' suggested. Were we to ever do so, then we'd get complaints about excluding senior citizens from our program.
  Thank you.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
I will pass Exceed's response onto [redacted]
Sincerely,
[redacted]

Our program for homeowners benefits both homeowners, as well as real estate agents and brokers who put their clients first. We and our network Cooperating Brokers always put the needs and interests of our clients first. We provide homeowners between $300 and $10,000 in member rewards (amount...

determined by the value of the member home when they join our program). Homeowners pay us $0 to join our program, $0 to be a member, $0 if they sell their home whenever they choose to sell their home using any cooperating broker they choose, $0 if they never sell their home. No homeowner has ever been asked to pay us one penny.  No homeowner has ever paid us one penny. WE PAY HOMEOWNERS MONEY. THEY DO NOT PAY US ONE PENNY. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE THAT WE COULD BE A SCAM. We provide hard working real estate brokers and agents with home buyers and home sellers. And when we do, we are paid a reasonable industry standard broker to broker referral fee upon the closing of the transactions. Our network consists of more than 1,000 contracted Cooperating Brokerages across the USA, with more than 5,000 participating offices with more than 250,000 licensed real estate agents. The [redacted]s’ complaint misrepresents the facts, and within their complaint they contradict themselves, saying: “I am happy to refund the initial upfront payment of $200 they made” ($200 that Exceed paid to the [redacted]s). Then, two sentences later, they say “Exceed has voided this contract by not sending any payments as specified on their site”. Which is it? Obviously, as the [redacted]s know, they did receive their first $200 payment, pursuant to the terms of their agreement with Exceed, which they cashed or deposited into their bank account, as evidenced by our bank records, or why else would they be offering to “refund the initial upfront payment of $200” we paid to them? The [redacted]s e-signed the homeowner agreement to which they are a party, and they have always had access to the agreement before and after they joined the program. The [redacted]s were provided three business days to cancel their agreement with us, which is clearly communicated to all of our members multiple times IN BOLD CAPS. Additionally, upon registration, we provide all members a completed cancellation notice for them to mail to us. We also accept cancellations by email within that three-business day period. The [redacted]s joined the program 2/9/15. They cashed their first $200 reward check 4/7/16, and are welcome to cash their second $200 reward check. Of interest, Mr. [redacted] just left a phone message for us, in which he claims he never signed our agreement, which may suggest that his wife forged his signature? However, when looking at our bank records, they BOTH signed the first $200 check we sent to them when they cashed or deposited our check into their account (further ratifying their agreement with us).  The [redacted]s violate the law by stating our service is a scam, which is impossible. To the contrary, we value our relationships with our homeowner members. Sadly, from time to time we come across a real estate agent who puts themselves above the needs of their clients, which is what seems may have occurred in this case. Based on what we have been told, it seems the agent involved in this case thinks they own their past clients (even though there was no agreement between them regarding the future sale of their home) and that it is proper to take money out of the clients’ pockets and put it in the agent’s pocket. The [redacted]s’ home, if they sell it soon as seems to be their desire, will sell for approximately $440,000, according to independent 3rd party estimate of the value of their home. If the commission they pay for the sale of their home is as sometimes occurs on Long Island 5%, the sell side commission would typically be 2.5%, in this case, $11,000… of which the agent would typically receive an amount in the range of $8,800. So, if we were to be paid our contracted referral fee, using the preceding figures as the basis for the example, the agent would instead receive a commission of $5,720, which it seems in this case has made the agent angry, due to the agent thinking they own the client, and the agent would rather put an extra $3,080 in their pocket (in the agent’s pocket), while depriving the client, the [redacted]s, of the $1,000 we pay to the [redacted]s.  The question is, who is looking out for the [redacted]s’ best interest here? Exceed, who pays them $1,000 for which they pay $0, or the agent who it seems is more concerned with making $8,800 instead of $5,720, another $3,080, for helping the [redacted]s to sell their home? Obviously, Exceed is putting the [redacted]s’ best interest first. It seems that the [redacted]s have been misinformed by whoever they claim to have spoken to at [redacted], out of ignorance or making false statements. This is out of character compared to most of our interactions with [redacted] brokers, agents and management over the past near ten years. We value our long-term relationship with many [redacted] franchisees and company owned [redacted] regions, brokers, and agents throughout the USA. Assuming the [redacted]s sell their property through [redacted], as they desire, or with the help of any other contracted broker that is a part of Exceed’s network, and they retract their false libelous complaint and make no further false or libelous statements about Exceed, they will have no liability to Exceed, or responsibility for making payment to Exceed of any amount arising out of the sale of their property. Following their closing with any broker in Exceed’s network, Exceed will send them the balance of the $1,000 member benefits.  We were provided May 4, 2017 a written acknowledgement of [redacted]’s acceptance of the referral.  It would be a shame for the [redacted]s to incur legal fees unnecessarily should they continue to libel us or otherwise cause us any additional harm beyond the harm they have already caused us. Mr. and Mrs. [redacted], we pay you $1,000, $200 of which you’ve already received and signed for… you have paid us nothing… you are arguing with the wrong party!  In conclusion, the agreement the [redacted]s entered into with Exceed LLC (“Exceed”) remains in effect and has not been cancelled. Please note that in accordance with the terms of the agreement, it may only be modified in writing with our acceptance. Exceed has not agreed to, and will not agree to, any modification.   We remain willing to continue to provide any assistance desired to support the sale of the [redacted]s’ home, with whichever of our Cooperating Brokers they choose, pursuant to their agreement with us.  We look forward to providing them the balance of their $1,000 member rewards immediately following the sale of their home! Thank you.

The registration for our free program which provided $300 to $10,000 to each of our members, for which they pay us $0, has been cancelled.

We pay our members between $300 and $10,000 to be a member (amount determined by the value of the member home when they join our program).Homeowners pay us $0 to join our program, $0 to be a member, $0 if they sell their home some day using any cooperating broker they choose among our more than...

5,000 cooperating broker offices across the USA, $0 if they never sell their home.No homeowner has ever been asked to pay us one penny. No homeowner has ever paid us one penny.[redacted] spoke with an independent contractor marketer employed by a third party marketer (not by us) about our wonderful program for homeowners. According to [redacted] the third party marketer failed to accurately explain the program. The marketer is no longer marketing our program.We, as a licensed real estate broker, enter into cooperating broker referral agreements with other brokers. We are in long term agreements with more than 1,000 real estate brokerages across the United States, comprising more than 5,000 offices, and in those offices are more than 250,000 licensed real estate agents. Among our more than 1,000 contracted cooperating brokers are 70% of the 100 largest brokerages in the United States (almost all of the other 30% are in states in which we are not active). We give our members cash benefits to spend on whatever they want to buy themselves, on average years before they sell their home! And they can keep it even if they never sell their home! When the home sells in the future, the cooperating broker pays us an industry standard referral fee.We ALWAYS put our homeowner members, our clients, first, above all else.Pursuant to [redacted] wishes, despite [redacted] acknowledging in [redacted] complaint that [redacted] agreed to be in the program, and despite her false libelous illogical statement about our wonderful program for homeowners being a scam, we have cancelled [redacted] registration in our program, and as a result, as [redacted] desires, we will not be paying [redacted] $300 to $10,000 (for which [redacted] would have paid us $0).Thank you. Tell us why here...

Homeowners pay us $to join our program, $to
be a member, $if they sell their home some day using any cooperating broker
they choose among our more than 5,cooperating broker offices across the
USA, $if they never sell their home
No homeowner has ever been asked to pay us one
pennyNo homeowner has ever paid us one penny
We pay our members between $and $10,to be
a member (amount determined by the value of the member home when they join our
program)
[redacted] confirms that he spoke with an independent contractor
marketer employed by a third party marketer (not by us) about our wonderful
program for homeownersAccording to [redacted], the third party marketer failed to
accurately explain the program to himThe marketer is no longer marketing our
program
We, as a licensed real estate broker, enter into
cooperating broker referral agreements only with other brokers, and never with
agentsWe are in long term agreements with more than 1,real estate
brokerages across the United States, comprising more than 5,000 offices,
and in those offices are more than 250,licensed real estate agentsAmong
our more than 1,000 contracted cooperating brokers are 70% of the
largest brokerages in the United States (almost all of the other 30% are in
states in which we are not active).
We give our members cash [redacted]efits to spend
on whatever they want to buy themselves, on average years before they sell
their home! And they can keep it even if they never sell their home! When
the home sells in the future, the cooperating broker pays us an industry
standard referral fee.
On a home such as [redacted] home, [redacted] would
have received $from us for being in the program.
We ALWAYS put our homeowner members, our clients,
first, above all else.
So, if [redacted] thinks it is better for [redacted] to NOT receive $from us, for which he would have paid us $0, then [redacted] indeed should not be a member of our
Smart Homeowners Program (we named the program for our members)
Pursuant to his wishes, despite [redacted] seeming to
acknowledge in his complaint that he gave his information and agreed to be
in the program, we have cancelled his registration in our
program, and as a result, as [redacted] desires, we will not be paying [redacted] $(for which he would have paid $0).We never understand when someone such as [redacted] contacts us, we speak with them and they never tell us they want to cancel their agreement, and instead go ahead and waste the time of someone at the Revdex.com, and in our office, by filing a nonsensical complaint such as this the next day after speaking with us[redacted] should have simply told our representative of his desire to not receive $from us for which he would have paid us $
Thank you

Homeowners pay us $0 to join our program, $0 to be a member, $0 if they sell their home some day using any cooperating broker they choose among our more than 5,000 cooperating broker offices across the [redacted] $0 if they never sell their home.   No homeowner has ever been asked to pay us one...

penny. No homeowner has ever paid us one penny.   We pay our members between $300 and $10,000 to be a member (amount determined by the value of the member home when they join our program).   [redacted] spoke with an independent contractor marketer employed by a third party marketer (not by us) about our wonderful program for homeowners. The marketer is no longer marketing our program.   We, as a licensed real estate broker, enter into cooperating broker referral agreements with other brokers. We are in long term agreements with more than 1,000 real estate brokerages across the [redacted], comprising more than 5,000 offices, and in those offices are more than 250,000 licensed real estate agents. Among our more than 1,000 contracted cooperating brokers are 70% of the 100 largest brokerages in the [redacted] (almost all of the other 30% are in states in which we are not active).   We give our members cash benefits to spend on whatever they want to buy themselves, on average years before they sell their home! And they can keep it even if they never sell their home! When the home sells in the future, the cooperating broker pays us an industry standard referral fee.    We ALWAYS put our homeowner members, our clients, first, above all else.   Pursuant to [redacted] wishes, we have cancelled their registration in our program, and as a result, as they desire, we will not be paying them $1,000 (for which they would have paid $0).   Thank you.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. They have cancelled my contract and that is what I wanted. Thank you!
Sincerely,
[redacted]

Per their request, we have cancelled their membership in our wonderful program for homeowners. Thank you.

Homeowners pay us $0 to join our program, $0 to be a member, $0 if they sell their home some day using any cooperating broker they choose among our more than 5,000 cooperating broker offices across the USA, $0 if they never sell...

their home.
No homeowner has ever been asked to pay us one penny. No homeowner has ever paid us one penny.
We pay our members between $300 and $10,000 to be a member (amount determined by the value of the member home when they join our program).
[redacted] likely spoke with an independent contractor marketer employed by a third party marketer (not by us) about our wonderful program for homeowners.
[redacted]'s assertion we are a scam is ludicrous. We pay our members $300 to $10,000 each. They pay us $0. How could this possibly be a scam, unless a homeowner, like [redacted], is scamming us?
We, as a licensed real estate broker, enter into cooperating broker referral agreements with other brokers. We are in long term agreements with more than 1,000 real estate brokerages across the United States, comprising more than 5,000 offices, and in those offices are more than 250,000 licensed real estate agents. Among our more than 1,000 contracted cooperating brokers are 70% of the 100 largest brokerages in the United States (almost all of the other 30% are in states in which we are not active).
We give our members cash benefits to spend on whatever they want to buy themselves, on average years before they sell their home! And they can keep it even if they never sell their home! When the home sells in the future, the cooperating broker pays us an industry standard referral fee (which costs our homeowner members $0). 
We ALWAYS put our homeowner members, our clients, first, above all else.
Contrary to [redacted]'s next false assertion, our website is indeed valid, as anyone can see when they visit it.
[redacted]'s false statement we are a scam is wrong, dishonest, libelous, and illogical. We pay homeowners $300 to $10,000 each. They pay us $0. [redacted], please tell us how we could be a scam!
And [redacted]'s use of the words 'fraudulent company' when referring to us is absurd, and illogical. When a company has tens of thousand of members, hundreds of thousands of members, millions of members, is 69 complaints, from 69 people who have never paid us one penny, really an indication we are fraudulent? Of course not!
Pursuant to [redacted]'s wishes, we have cancelled [redacted]’s registration in our program, and as a result, as [redacted] desires, we will not be paying [redacted] $300 (for which [redacted] would have paid $0). Apparently, [redacted] should not be in our Smart Homeowners Program (we named the program for our members).
Thank you.

Homeowners pay us $0 to join our program, $0 to
be a member, $0 if they sell their home some day using any cooperating broker
they choose among our more than 5,000 cooperating broker offices across the
USA, $0 if they never sell their home.
No homeowner has ever been asked to pay us one
penny. No homeowner has ever paid us one penny.
We pay our members between $300 and $10,000 to be
a member (amount determined by the value of the member home when they join our
program).
[redacted] or his wife apparently spoke with an independent contractor
marketer employed by a third party marketer (not employed by us) about our wonderful
program for homeowners. The marketer is no longer marketing
our program.
Any agent with a broker listed as one of
our cooperating brokers who claims they 'never heard of Exceed' or 'has no dealings with Exceed' is
either honestly ignorant of the facts, or is simply a
fraudulent liar. 
We, as a licensed real estate broker, enter into
cooperating broker referral agreements only with other brokers, and never with
agents. We are in long term agreements with more than 1,000 real estate
brokerages across the United States, comprising more than 5,000 offices,
and in those offices are more than 250,000 licensed real estate agents. Among
our more than 1,000 contracted cooperating brokers are 70% of the 100
largest brokerages in the United States (almost all of the other 30% are in
states in which we are not active). 
Any agent who recommends a homeowner not be
in our program does so to put more of the homeowner's money into
the agent's own pocket (taking it out of the homeowner's pocket).
We give our members cash benefits to spend
on whatever they want to buy themselves, on average years before they sell
their home! And they can keep it even if they never sell their home! When
the home sells in the future, the cooperating broker pays us an industry
standard referral fee. 
On a home such as [redacted]'s home, he and his wife would have received $500 from us for being in the
program. 
We ALWAYS put our homeowner members, our clients,
first, above all else. Apparently, whatever agent [redacted] spoke with does
not do the same, and instead puts his needs above [redacted]'s and [redacted]'s wife's needs.
The 'penalty' [redacted] mentions.... as mentioned above,
we have never asked a homeowner to pay us one penny, and no homeowner has
ever paid us one penny.
To be clear, any agent who makes any statement
about being or not being a part of our program is being dishonest, as no agent
can ever be a part of our program.... only the brokers they work
for can be a part of the program. Any agent who is affiliated with any of
our cooperating brokers is 'a part of our program' if they want to sell
our member's home, whether they want to be a part or do not want to be a
part. 
So, if [redacted] thinks it is better for [redacted] and his wife to NOT receive $500 from us, then [redacted] indeed should not be a
member of our Smart Homeowners Program (we named the program for our members).
Pursuant to his wishes, we have cancelled [redacted]'s and his wife's registration in our
program, and as a result, as [redacted] desires, we will not be paying [redacted] and
his wife $500 (for which they would have paid $0).
Thank you.

We pay our members between $and $10,to be
a member (amount determined by the value of the member home when they join our
program)
Homeowners pay us $to join our program, $to
be a member, $if they sell their home some day using any cooperating broker
they choose among our more than 5,cooperating broker offices across the
USA, $if they never sell their home
No homeowner has ever been asked to pay us one
pennyNo homeowner has ever paid us one penny
[redacted] likely spoke with an independent contractor
marketer employed by a third party marketer (not by us) about our wonderful
program for homeownersThe marketer is no longer marketing our
program
We, as a licensed real estate broker, enter into
cooperating broker referral agreements with other brokersWe are in long term
agreements with more than 1,real estate brokerages across the United
States, comprising more than 5,000 offices, and in those offices are more
than 250,licensed real estate agentsAmong our more than
1,000 contracted cooperating brokers are 70% of the largest brokerages
in the United States (almost all of the other 30% are in states in which we are
not active).
We give our members cash benefits to spend
on whatever they want to buy themselves, on average years before they sell
their home! And they can keep it even if they never sell their home! When
the home sells in the future, the cooperating broker pays us an industry
standard referral fee
We ALWAYS put our homeowner members, our clients,
first, above all else
So, if [redacted] thinks it is better for [redacted] to NOT
receive $to $10,from us, for which [redacted] would pay us $0, then [redacted]
indeed should not be a member of our Smart Homeowners Program (we named the
program for our members)
Pursuant to [redacted]'s wishes, we
have cancelled [redacted]'s registration in our program, and as a result, as [redacted]
desires, we will not be paying [redacted] $to $10,(for which [redacted] would
have paid us $0).Since our homeowner members pay us $0, and we pay them $to $10,each, [redacted]'s statement that we' trick' homeowners is absurd and with no basis in fact
Thank you

Homeowners pay us $0 to join our program, $0 to be a member, $0 if they sell their home some day using any cooperating broker they choose among our more than 5,000 cooperating broker offices across the USA, $0 if they never sell their home.No homeowner has ever been asked to pay us one penny. No...

homeowner has ever paid us one penny.We pay our members between $300 and $10,000 to be a member (amount determined by the value of the member home when they join our program).[redacted] likely spoke with an independent contractor marketer employed by a third party marketer (not by us) about our wonderful program for homeowners. [redacted]'s assertion we are a scam is ludicrous. We pay our members $300 to $10,000 each. They pay us $0. How could this possibly be a scam, unless a homeowner, like [redacted], is scamming us?We, as a licensed real estate broker, enter into cooperating broker referral agreements with other brokers. We are in long term agreements with more than 1,000 real estate brokerages across the United States, comprising more than 5,000 offices, and in those offices are more than 250,000 licensed real estate agents. Among our more than 1,000 contracted cooperating brokers are 70% of the 100 largest brokerages in the United States (almost all of the other 30% are in states in which we are not active).We give our members cash benefits to spend on whatever they want to buy themselves, on average years before they sell their home! And they can keep it even if they never sell their home! When the home sells in the future, the cooperating broker pays us an industry standard referral fee (which costs our homeowner members $0). We ALWAYS put our homeowner members, our clients, first, above all else.Contrary to [redacted]'s next false assertion, our website is indeed valid, as anyone can see when they visit it.[redacted]'s false statement we are a scam is wrong, dishonest, libelous, and illogical. We pay homeowners $300 to $10,000 each. They pay us $0. [redacted], please tell us how we could be a scam!And [redacted]'s use of the words 'fraudulent company' when referring to us is absurd, and illogical. When a company has tens of thousand of members, hundreds of thousands of members, millions of members, is 69 complaints, from 69 people who have never paid us one penny, really an indication we are fraudulent? Of course not!Pursuant to [redacted]'s wishes, we have cancelled [redacted]’s registration in our program, and as a result, as [redacted] desires, we will not be paying [redacted] $300 (for which [redacted] would have paid $0). Apparently, [redacted] should not be in our Smart Homeowners Program (we named the program for our members).Thank you.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted]nd find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
I received an email message from Shirley from Exceed Inc....

informing me that any registration in my name with this business has been cancelled.As such I expect to have no further issue with this business.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. 
This is a scam company and wanted others to find out about this issue so they will not have the same problem as we did.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

The independent marketer Mr. [redacted] wife spoke with was barred from marketing our program soon after he spoke with her, due to our discovering situations similar to what she experienced. We have asked Mr. [redacted] to please write void on...

the check and mail it back to us, and we apologized for any inconvenience this may have caused them.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. But I would request an email to [redacted] acknowledging that we have been permanently removed from the program.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

Revdex.com:   I have received the recent e-mail from this "company" through the Revdex.com. I first question a company that deals with an "independent contractor marketer employed by a third party marketer (not by us)"whatever that means!I understand the concept, though I certainly doubt the voracity of the individuals behind this company, with them just sending checks to peoples houses and seemingly to expect NOTHING in return but using one of THEIR cooperating brokers. I don't know, it  seems a little fishy to me. I have always been told if it seems too good to be true, THAT'S BECAUSE IT IS!!! As for the name of the company, they should maybe consider another name such as the NAIVE HOMEOWNERS PROGRAM. I say this because I certainly consider myself a SMART HOMEOWNER, one smart enough to not conduct business with a company that has independent contractors employed by third party marketers that work out of a supermarket!!!!!In conclusion:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] I find the language used by the company to be disrespectful, ignorant and offensive. To insinuate that I am not an intelligent person, they named their program after it's members, Smart Homeowners. I find it funny that they keep bashing realtors and brokers, as well as myself, instead of simply complying with my request. The fact that [redacted] corporate office, has never heard of them is funny. instead of just dropping this, they result to insults and defamation. This shows the true nature of the company and the fact that they never did address the apparent fraud that had been committed. I will continue to elevate this to my attorney general's office to stop these horrible people from trying to scam anyone else. They have sent me a letter and email stating that they have cancelled "the contract/agreement". I will accept that but I do wish for an apology for the offensiveness of their reply to you.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

Homeowners pay us $0 to join our program, $0 to be a member, $0 if they sell their home some day using any cooperating broker they choose among our more than 5,000 cooperating broker offices across the USA, $0 if they never sell their...

home. No homeowner has ever been asked to pay us one penny. No homeowner has ever paid us one penny. We pay our members between $300 and $10,000 to be a member (amount determined by the value of the member home when they join our program). Karie spoke with an independent contractor marketer employed by a third party marketer (not by us) about our wonderful program for homeowners. The marketer is no longer marketing our program. We, as a licensed real estate broker, enter into cooperating broker referral agreements with other brokers. We are in long term agreements with more than 1,000 real estate brokerages across the United States, comprising more than 5,000 offices, and in those offices are more than 250,000 licensed real estate agents. Among our more than 1,000 contracted cooperating brokers are 70% of the 100 largest brokerages in the United States (almost all of the other 30% are in states in which we are not active). We give our members cash benefits to spend on whatever they want to buy themselves, on average years before they sell their home! And they can keep it even if they never sell their home! When the home sells in the future, the cooperating broker pays us an industry standard referral fee.  We ALWAYS put our homeowner members, our clients, first, above all else.
We called Karie twice to discuss this, but she never returned our call.
Pursuant to Karie's wishes, we have cancelled Karie’s registration in our program, and as a result, as Karie desires, we will not be paying Karie $2,000 (for which Karie would have paid $0). Thank you.