Terence
Moore dba Triskelon
Extortion
Fraud Cheat - Breach of Contract
Do
yourself a big favor. Do not do business with this rip off artist.
Terence
Moore, dba Triskelon is masquerading as a professional web designer.
He is simply plagiarizing other peoples work and claiming it as his
own. He borrowed Web 2.0 (a free web development application) from
the internet and uses it as if he were rendering original web
content. He claims to be using a Programming Code to develop sites.
But he is lying. He is using HTML which he constantly refers to as
engineering. Kids in elementary school are using HTML on a
pretty regular basis. But the kids don't claim to be engineering
or using C or C or any other Programming Language to develop their
web sites.
Terence
Moore advertizes 26 websites that he supposedly created and claims to
have 12 positive feed backs from satisfied customers. His feedback
comments are probably either invented or from friends and relatives,
He offers only their initials.
Then
Terence Moore only has 5 references. Why does Terence Moore claim 26
websites but only 5 letters of recommendation?
Terence
got an F grade in business 101 but accidentally forgot to mention
that fact in any of his advertisements.
Terence
will do the following to you during the course of your business
dealings with him.
Terence
Moore will deliberately underestimate the cost of developing your
website. Then he will try to raise his prices in midstream. Terence
Moore will steadfastly refuse to issue you any credit for any
unfinished work. When you refuse to cave in to his extortion demands
for more money Terence will simply abandon your project and damage
your website thus rendering it worthless for eCommerce. When you ask
for a credit Terence will rewrite the terms of your agreement to
suit himself. Terence Moore will use the new terms to justify his
consistent failures as a business person and his ongoing failure as
a professional website designer.
Terence
Moore will continue to deny your request for a refund as long as you
ask for a refund. When he runs out of excuses for withholding your
refund he will simply quit and walk out. Terence Moore will quit
working on your website abruptly and without warning when his
extortion demands are not met leaving you without an effective,
workable eCommerce site.
Terence
Moore will allow your project to become hopelessly behind schedule.
Then he will invent fictitious excuses for his business failures and
will try to blame you for the delays.
Terence
Moore will promise to deliver certain key elements of your website
and then deliver only a small portion of the element or will deliver
none of the element leaving your website without function.
Terence
Moore will promise to provide training for the features in your new
website. Then he will fail to provide the training after rewriting
the terms of your agreement to suit his failures.
Terence
Moore is dimwitted enough to believe that if he sticks his head in
the sand and pretends that you are not there that you will just go
away. Terence believes that he can get out of completing your
project, or issuing any refunds simply by disabling your website.
Terence Moore is simple enough to believe that he can extort money
from you for incomplete or unfinished work by threatening you with
damage to your eCommerce website.
Terence
Moore will simply quit working on your website and then he will
disable your website so you can't complete any of the unfinished
elements that Terence abandoned. He will disable your website, block
your phone number and refuse to communicate with you in any way.
However,
as in the following excerpt from legal case files you can readily
see why Terence will fail (again).
[ As an example, Dan goes to
Victor's place of business and demands monthly payment from Victor
for the business's "protection" from vandalism and
after-hours theft. Fearing that he or his business will suffer harm
otherwise, Victor agrees to pay Dan.]
However, unlike Victor in this
example, Condomese has no intention of paying anything to Terence
Moore in spite of his repeated Extortion threats and demands.
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