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Review 4/9/2010
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I just formed an LLC in January. I knew in April I had the $800 Franchise Tax to pay and a form to file with the Secretary of State. In early April California Business Collector sent me a mailing with a form that looked official, at the time. It boldly demanded "Remit Immediately" $175.00. I looked it over and read the instructions, filled it out and grumbled about the horrendous payment. Then, a few days later, I found the form for the Franchise Tax Board and the Secretary of State's form was with it on my desk.
I immediately Googled California Business Collector and found your rating of the company. With what you had to say about mail solicitations and a little more research, I found that this Hovakimyan is in violation of the US Postal Service requirements for such a mailing and is also in violation of the California B&P code 17533.6. He is literally committing fraud and, so far, gotten away with it.
I have filed a complaint with the Post Office, a police report, am reporting this to you and am sending a package of information to the California Attorney General's office hoping that the authorities will shut him down so he cannot perpetrate his fraud on anyone else.
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