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Hi,
Not sure if anyone has come across this, but I'm writing it here just in case someone else has dealt with this situation before.
Basically I signed up for the HK advocacy service in them finding a property for me that would be exactly as HK has promised and I actually have a signed letter from the company that said that all the properties offered would meet the criteria that has been taught in the seminars. So after some period of time I have been offered a number of properties - none of which even came close to meeting the boutique style developments that they have so much glorified.
At the same time I rejected the offers not only because of the fact that they were not great investments, but primarily because of the fact that I could not afford them because I am unemployed. This was made very clear to the consultants (I have witnesses to this) before I signed any advocacy papers, yet they still signed me up "because even a bankrupt can do what Henry does" ...
I've applied for the cancellation and a refund of the advocacy fee of which a considerable sum is not refundable and now I have received the balance. My claim is that they never delivered on the promised service for the "non-refundable" part.
My question is - are they legally able to offer me a service such as they have without checking my background? and taking my money?
And does anybody have any suggestions to what I can do?
If so, please drop me a line either on the forum - or at [email protected].
Thanks in advance,
Anon.
P.S. This is posted under Anon for obvious reasons.
Hi,
Not sure if anyone has come across this, but I'm writing it here just in case someone else has dealt with this situation before.
Basically I signed up for the HK advocacy service in them finding a property for me that would be exactly as HK has promised and I actually have a signed letter from the company that said that all the properties offered would meet the criteria that has been taught in the seminars. So after some period of time I have been offered a number of properties - none of which even came close to meeting the boutique style developments that they have so much glorified.
At the same time I rejected the offers not only because of the fact that they were not great investments, but primarily because of the fact that I could not afford them because I am unemployed. This was made very clear to the consultants (I have witnesses to this) before I signed any advocacy papers, yet they still signed me up "because even a bankrupt can do what Henry does" ...
I've applied for the cancellation and a refund of the advocacy fee of which a considerable sum is not refundable and now I have received the balance. My claim is that they never delivered on the promised service for the "non-refundable" part.
My question is - are they legally able to offer me a service such as they have without checking my background? and taking my money?
And does anybody have any suggestions to what I can do?
If so, please drop me a line either on the forum - or at [email protected].
Thanks in advance,
Anon.
P.S. This is posted under Anon for obvious reasons.
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