Re: Re: waaahoooooo!-To Ernie

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Ernie,

This is very good advise for everyone. Thanks for the pointers. I do wish

the best for Molly and her family.

----- Original Message -----

From: " Ernie Z. " <ezduzit@...>

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Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 11:24 PM

Subject: [] Re: waaahoooooo!!!!

> Hi Molly,

>

> Very sorry to hear about all of your problems with your hubby's

> company.. I do not know where you are from but have you contacted

> your local State Labor Dept. about this??

>

> I left a company that owed me quite a bit of money (nothing like your

> amounts though) a few years ago and they fought tooth and nail for me

> to get all that was due me.. The department was very understanding

> and helpfull. The company thought, at first, I would just " go

> away " .. but I didn't.. Funny how fast they came up with the money

> that was due when I got the State Labor Board involved. Those guys

> don't mess around.. and if his company is the least bit smart, they

> will not play games with the labor dept.. Those guys can shut them

> down in a heartbeat.

>

> You should also have a legal case against them.. including damages to

> your credit, restitution for his pay along with all of the late

> charges you have incured on any of your bills, any interest on loans

> you have had to take out from family or friends to cover your

> expenses, and compensation for your stress.. especially if you have

> a disability that is effected by stress like CMT, known to most in

> the legal profession as " The Egg Shell Syndrome " . Check with your

> local legal aid for help with finding an Att. if you don't have or

> can not afford one.

>

> Remember to " save all of your receipts " old utility bills, credit

> card statements etc.. If you are going to move quickly, pack it up

> and sort through it later.. don't just throw them away.. They will

> help to back up your claims.

>

> You may also get some help from the Better Business Bureau and your

> local Chamber of Commerce. If nothing else, they can help put

> pressure on them to cough up the money they owe you. No company likes

> the " local big wigs " to know they are having problems.. especially

> with paying employees..

>

> I can understand your wanting to leave the company.. but I would not

> go out the door without doing some kicking and screaming... maybe

> even leaving some with a black eye or two..

>

> Good luck to you and yours..

>

> Ernie

> You can't give up now...

>

>

>

>

> > Well, Mark is packing up his office as I type, deleting files and

> copying

> > his work that he wrote! We are going to move back home and live

> with my

> > parents indefinitely until the backpay money comes in(hahahahaha)

> and go

> > from there. Once again the fat tub of really bad words that I'll

> not type

> > here has failed to bring in the money that he promised would be

> here last

> > Thursday. Now they are saying it is guaranteed by THIS Friday but

> it is too

> > late for us, our utilities will be cut off on the 6th. Right now

> I'm not

> > sure if my mom will wire us money to keep them on another month or

> not, *IF*

> > the money comes in on Friday and they get checks then we'll be able

> to stay

> > til the end of September and have that much time to get stuff

> packed in some

> > kind of order, if the money doesn't come in we'll have to throw it

> in a

> > U-haul and just sort it out later. I'm not sure how much I'll be

> on the

> > computer in the next few weeks but my alternate email is

> > mollymomm3@h... if for some reason we move sooner than I expect. I

> > can't tell you how thrilled I am to get clear of this sham of a

> company that

> > we've had the misfortune to become involved in. NINE months we

> have gone

> > without pay. Too, too long if you ask me!!

> >

> > Molly, loving spouse to Mark since 9/22/90,

> > mom to (5/15/93) Amy(11/15/95) and (5/11/00)

> > To sense the interconnectedness of what happens is

> > to see into the life of things. Nothing is to chance,

> > everything happens because it has to.

> > homepage: http://www.geocities.com/mollymomm3/index.html

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