QC Unlimited has filed Bankruptcy, there is hearing on May 26 in Iowa for the creditors (or victims) If you cannot be there contact Jim Snyder, US Trustee assigned to this, case, his number is 515 284 4982
Let's try to stop these criminals...
Jim Snyder
U.S. Trustee
210 Walnut Street
Room 793
Des Moines, IA 50309-2108
Dear Mr. Snyder:
I recently received a notice from the United States Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Iowa. This notice stated that the corporate entity, Q.C. Unlimited, dba Quad Cities Unlimited, L.L.C. Had filed for protection under Chapter 7. I am a creditor of Q.C. Unlimited; I am also a victim of their fraudulent scam.
In Spring of 2005 I received a call from this company stating that they had just signed a contract with the local Chamber of Commerce (of which I was a member), they went on to explain that they would be producing an Emergency Number Magnet that would be distributed at Papa John's pizza place and they would be mailing out 5,000 of these magnets. They were offering 4 spaces on the card for advertising, there would be one realtor, one insurance agent and a couple of other businesses. I agreed to sign up and paid approx. One/half of the total fee of $949.50 ; I paid $427.27. I
About a month later I discovered that another Realtor in my office paid $1,000 to the same company for the same service (she is also a listed member of the Chamber of Commerce.) We both contacted the company and were told that we would be given refunds; to this date neither of us has received any payment.
When Q.C. Unlimited's phone number and web page were disconnected, I went online to try to find an alternative method to reach them, what I found was a website called usacomplaints.com. There were too many similar complaints to read. This company has perpetrated an incredible scam across the country, stealing so much money from so many people it is unconceivable to me that any assets accumulated through this crime could be protected under our Country's Bankruptcy Laws.instead of any protection from creditors these people should be in jail.
I did file a report with the local Attorney General's office which they informed me they would keep on file.
I cannot attend this Creditors meeting on May 26 in Iowa; I can only hope that the powers that be do not allow these people to be protected; it is their victims that need protection.
Respectfully,
Catherine
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