| Jim Feist Sports |
| Jim Feist Sports - National Sports Services - Concordia Media Consultants (NSS/CMC). Violated UCC contract requirements Las Vegas, Nevada |
| 20th of Sep, 2011 by User505946 |
| On Sept. 1 I talked with a guy named Vinny at Jim Feist Sports about there college plays offer. A week later I again talk with Vinny and he told me I needed to sign up for Inner Circle and Platinum plays to get the best plays. Again a week later when I was talking with Vinny he told me I should sign up for the complete season and I could get in at a discount price. On Sept 1st, 8th, and 15th each time it was a recorded transaction. On Sept 18th and 19th I received letters telling me I needed to sign and return these letters to continue the service. Once I read the letter there was no way I was going to sign them. They wanted me to waive my rights to take any action(s) against them if they didn't procedure. I could not make any claims against them and all the charges were non-refundable. At no time did Vinny tell me any of this when I signed up for the service. Knowing that there was a breach of contract I did not sign anything. I am aware of the fact that when you make a contract verbal or written all the facts have to be disclosed. This is a requirement of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) that any agreement/contract has to be fully disclosed or the agreement/contract is nil and void. Also by not disclosing all the facts we now have a violation of the Full Disclosure Act. Which again makes the agreement/contract nil and void. On Sept. 19th I contacted my credit card company and explained to them the UCC and Full Disclosure Act problems and they fully agreed with me, and have taken action to recharge my card. So far this week I have contacted the FTC and two services in Las Vegas concerning this incident. I am in the process of contacting the Las Vegas Dept of Consumer Affairs and the Nevada Attorney General. I will update you when I have completed this. I also contracted the handicappingreviews.com, which oversees the sports services. Needless to say they had Jim Feist Sports on their Blacklist and considered the company a total FRAUD. I will continue to contact anyone that maybe helpful. Most people are not aware of the UCC contract requirement and the Full Disclosure Act. That is another reason I have come to your site. To see if we can get this information out to as many people as possible. Everything about Jim Feist Sports is Fraud. I received 16 college plays which went 7 and 9/43.7% and 10 Pro plays which went 4 and 6/40%. Overall 26 plays which went 11 and 15/42.3%. If this is professional advice I hate to see what poor advice looks like. I have all these facts documented. And from all the information I have obtained on the internet it appears that Jim Feist Sports has be scamming a lot people with phony advice. What makes all this even worst is the fact that most people have no idea how to handle this type of fraud. I fully standby what I have said here and I am willing to get involved with any action(s) that Ripoff Report may get involved with. Thank you. |
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