City Capital Sweepstakes
Consumer Report

On August 4 I entered into a contract and purchased a Sweepstake machine in the amount of $4,999. This machine was to be installed by September 21 in Virginia Beach, Virginia so that I could start receiving monthly revenues, which never occurred. I was still optimistic hoping that this would be resolved and the machine would be placed, however; I received a called from Mr. Scott Lindquist of Sweepspot Consulting stating that Mr. Ehpren Taylor’s company was sold and that a master settlement trust was set up to resolve my claim and that I would receive a 100% of my machine purchase value ($4,999), plus an additional $200.00 for every 30 days the machine was not operating.in addition the trustee was to execute a settlement agreement that will facilitate the issuance of City Capital Common Stock (Rule 44). An illustrative example was sent via email.

On January 5 Mr. Lindquist sent me an email requesting that I call City Capital Settlement Trust (SweepIncome, Promissory Notes, Etc) @ 1-xxx-xxx-1982, which was a direct number to an attorney’s Trust Refund Hotline. When I called the number I spoke with a gentleman who did not give his name. He stated that I must send copies of all pertinent documents to AVA LLC, in order to receive my refund, which I did on January 6. To this date (August 18) I have not received any response from anyone confirming that any of my documents were received, nor have I recieved my refund. I would greatly appreciate it if you could assist me or at lease guide me in the right direction so that I may take further actions in receiving my refund.

Felicia M
Ft Lauderdale

Company: City Capital Sweepstakes
Country: USA

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