| Dixon Golf |
| Dixon Golf Dixon Golf Scam. Shady owners William Carey and Dane Platt organize ripoff!! Tempe, Arizona |
| 13th of Jul, 2011 by User249279 |
| Dixon Golf and it's owners William Carey and Dane Platt have been running a golf ball scam for almost 2 years now. They created a program where they sell you a booklet good for 30 sleeves of golf balls for $30 and they are supposed to send you the golf balls in the mail after you pay them upfront but the golf balls rarely do come. They are supposed to come once a week. William and Dane set up a separate company to run this program so it looks like they don't own it. The truth is it was under a member of their board of directors whose name is Pace. The program is even called Dixon golf ball promotion and it uses the Dixon name in the title! The booklet is covered in Dixon logos! Dixon Golf is now expecting some investment money so they sold the shady company to it's president who is also a shareholder of Dixon Golf and they are planning on bankrupting that company and trying to walk away from this scam with nobody noticing. They are doing this because this program is based on Dixon not sending out golf balls to people who paid for them. Well the truth is their are over 70 distributors that they charged upwards of $12,000 to take part of this program. Those distributors have thousands of customers who purchased this promotion for $30 from them and now the owners of Dixon Golf are telling the president of this Dixon shell company to slow the redemption of this program to a stand still. The Dixon shell company is in debt $100,000!! and they continue to sell these booklets and charge distributors 12k even though they know the company is going to dissolve and close it's doors!! They are taking hard earned money from working people to feed their lavish lifestyle. Once the investment money comes in they will dissolve the corporation and screw everybody. William and Dane are two of the most unethical people I have ever met and I recommend you stay away from Dixon Golf. The Attorney General has been made aware of this scam and a lawsuit involving all the distributors against Dixon Golf is beginning. |
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Dixon golf sponsors the Big Tournament, which if you win your charity event you are eligible to play in their regional tournament and then if you win that you get a free trip to the national tournament which was to be in Las Vegas.
We won our charity event and were given invitations to the regional Big Tournament outside of Seattle. We paid $300 in August to register. The event date changed once and on Sept 21 when we went to the golf course the tournament had been cancelled. Of course they had failed to notify us. In addition to the entry fee, we spent money on gas, food, and overnight lodging.This course we went to for the regionals was not an acceptable course for a tournament.
We have contacted Dixon golf and Paul Wang, the tournament director and Joe McClain who originally took our money. We have not received a refund after persistent calls and emails.
The national tournament has now been changed to Jacksonville NC. Really. We received an email stating that they would refund our money after Nov 11 after the national tournament, which I doubt will even happen. This to me is just a delay. We did not loan them money. I received a call from another man and the same thing happened to him in Georgia. He got my number from Dixon golf by mistake.
The whole thing has scam written all over it. |
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| All the bad reports about Dixon golf are true. Dixon is financially supporting child slavery in Rwanda, and the owners are wanted in eight different countries for crimes against humanity. Once he finishes his 15 year jail sentence, the owner is facing extradition to Malawi. Dixon is just a front for a complex crime ring that is even linked to ISIS. |
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