| IN DEMAND TALENT |
| IN DEMAND TALENT GLOBAL EVENTS GROUP LLC, THIS COMPANY COMMITTED CONSUMER FRAUD & BREACH OF CONTRACT FOR MUSIC ARTIST. 73 GREENTREE DR #74, Delaware |
| 17th of Apr, 2011 by User309073 |
| CM2 PRODUCTIONS, LLC (MY COMPANY) signed entertainment contracts with In Demand Talent (IDT) for some musicial artists. We inquired about several artist and signed 4 contracts with this guy. The previous 3 contracts we signed the artist was unavailable so when IDT informed us of the fourth choice we sent $22,500 to his company via wire transfer. Then IDT later tells us the artist wants more money after we signed an agreement on price and date. So we requested a fifth choice and he checked and stated the artist is available but we have to send another $22,500 for the artist. We asked why does he just apply what we sent. IDT Evan Michaels indicated that our first $22,500 is applied as booking fees for the first 3 inquiries. We sent our initial money based on the fourth artist and IDT evan michaels breached the conctract and used deceptive methods to justify keeping our initial money. So we have retained an attorney and issued a settlement letter to the business address which now we discover is a vant lot. What address I have supplied to you is his home address information. I am not the only person he has deceived through false addresses. Our contracts have a Delaware location and governed by the state of Delaware. But I found out he has an address in Sarasota , Fl he ues that is a vacant land site. We are filing criminal charges on the company. He has 3 business names. Indemand Talent dba as global events group,llc . But Gulf Coast Concerts LLC is showing active corporation in Sarasota FL. |
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| CM2 Productions LLC signed multiple contracts with IDT for assistance in securing multiple artists for multiple events. The artists in question were contacted, available, and Mr. Claude Davis opted out for lack of funds. Any broker fees sent to IDT were deemed non-refundable as explained in all contracts that Mr. Davis executed. Mr. Davis asked if he could use his deposits as credits for other events with other acts, and although not stipulated in our agreement, we allowed him that option. When delivering a contract for a specific artist, confirmed by said artists' official agent, Mr. Davis again opted out of paying to confirm the event, since he felt that the broker fees should be used as direct payment for the artists. That is not the case. Broker fees and artist fees are separate, and he was quite aware that we would not be forwarding him or the artists our fees as his deposits, but rather would not charge him future fees, and credit this accordingly. There is no breach on our part. We have legally binding agreements that have been in use successly for over 5 years. The business address Mr. Davis refers to is our mail forwarding address, not a vacant lot. Regarding Sarasota, the company was first registered and based there, which would be why it is still listed as a former address. No criminal charges have, or will be filed by Mr. Davis, as he will be met swiftly with a countersuit for slander and defamtion. Please contact [email protected] with any questions or concerns. All correspondences and documents relevant to this issue will be available for review. |
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| Mr evan I don't know why u affected by this. As per on your contract. U have told us is, if the project didn't push thu .you will refund all the money was wired to your company. If your so good how come u didn't posed any artist that u have worked with or sent via internationally.. ?? |
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