In April our company was offered a contract for $17,280, 000.00 annually with sales of $960,000.00 the first year through December 31.
Globie was obligated to produce several products including: A national safety hotline for children, a book for children, a DVD for children, and provide professional costumes of our characters for live events. This was a cost of over $250,000.00 to Globie not including major time commitments.
The initial contracts were drawn up for Globie by Jones Waldo of SLC, Utah and the license agreements for Globie were to be completed by Dwyer Smith Christopher D. Curzon of Omaha, Nebraska.
A principle from Layton Christian Academy Chris Crowder wrote a check to Dwyer Smith for the license of Globie products for $21,500.00, the check bounced! Subsequently the license agreement was never completed and the contract was breached. However, we had already produced and delivered certain product to the organization. The products sat at the Layton Christian Academy for weeks and NO attempt was made to market the products. We eventually picked the product up and terminated our relationship with them because of the HOT check and because they did NOT attempt to market the product, make things right, or pay Globie for the losses.
Neither Dwyer Smith, nor Jones Waldo made any attempt to help us recover the losses either. However, they were paid to direct the business affairs and the provided the contracts. But, Dwyer Smith did hold Globie responsible for the check that was paid to them by Mr. Crowder. We paid $10,000.00 to the firm and requested Crowders check for collections. Dwyer Smith reported that they had lost it? We are no longer represented by Dwyer Smith or Jones Waldo. We were advised by another lawyer that Dwyer Smiths conduct was highly unethical. Dwyer Smith and Jones Waldo left Globie out to hang and suffer damages as a result of their negligence!
The church organization (s) stated herein, have never made an attempt pay damages for the losses caused by their unethical business actions!
We did ask and they refused.
So if you are ever offered business from The Layton Christian Academy, The Associations of Christian Teachers and Schools, or The Associations of Christian Schools, our advice is to run fast.
When it comes to Christianity and Honesty, we wouldnt recommend this organization (s) for teaching concepts of righteous living for an avenue of personal salvation!!!
Globie and Friends
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