One of my investors also owned a telco and in exchange for about $4000 in advertising and video production services The Office Phone was to provide / pay for one of our phone lines, which we owned before they were in business and which cost them about $20 per month.
Somehow, there was a falling out at the company. I think one of the partners, Alicia Chong Gillis, had the delusion that the other owner of the business somehow was running our company out of their location. The other owner allowed us to also use the address and conference room for 1-2 meetings.
Apparently, her delusions ran so strong about our business relationship that she pushed the other owner out, changed our office phone numbers that we own and seriously damaged our business. Even with absolute proof (receipts) that we own the phone lines, in a vindictive snit changed our phone numbers to forward to another random number.
We supported that company and provided a large amount of marketing and advertising services and they did not live up to their end of the bargin. We lost the phone numbers to several of our offices.
Bottom line, Alicia drew some really bizarre negative conclusions about our relationship to that business, stole our phone numbers and ripped us off. I would not use The Office Phone for anything. You could lose your phone line at any time and the current FCC regulations are not in your favor.
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One of my investors also owned a telco and in exchange for about $4000 in advertising and video production services The Office Phone was to provide / pay for one of our phone lines, which we owned before they were in business and which cost them about $20 per month.
Somehow, there was a falling out at the company. I think one of the partners, Alicia Chong Gillis, had the delusion that the other owner of the business somehow was running our company out of their location. The other owner allowed us to also use the address and conference room for 1-2 meetings.
Apparently, her delusions ran so strong about our business relationship that she pushed the other owner out, changed our office phone numbers that we own and seriously damaged our business. Even with absolute proof (receipts) that we own the phone lines, in a vindictive snit changed our phone numbers to forward to another random number.
We supported that company and provided a large amount of marketing and advertising services and they did not live up to their end of the bargin. We lost the phone numbers to several of our offices.
Bottom line, Alicia drew some really bizarre negative conclusions about our relationship to that business, stole our phone numbers and ripped us off. I would not use The Office Phone for anything. You could lose your phone line at any time and the current FCC regulations are not in your favor.