Enough is enough!!! And btw promomodels.com is claiming to be under new ownership!!!
So I think it is time that someone or myself put together a site where you can fill out your info, dates worked, monies due and contact info for those that would like to shut this guy down
Necessary Information:
- Dates worked
- Total hours worked
- Pay per hour
- Total pay
- Where you live
- Where event was held
Additional Information:
- Type of event (brief description)
- Client name (or company)
- Who you spoke with at Promomodels.com to book event
- Attach any contracts you still have
- List any attempts you made to get them to pay you (emails, phone calls, etc.)...
Past employees who want to come forward to testify against Mr. Beddows and his practices are welcome to prove their non guilt in this scam... We have one already:):)
I have talked with the San Diego news about this company and the investigative team went out to try and find Lucas Beddows... He wasn't around. And the news station suggested anyone ripped off by them to contact the California Labor Board... See below:
. The I-Team spent weeks looking for Promo Models' owner, Lucas Beddows. Promo Models closed its doors and its post office box too. I-Team staffmembers visited his Mission Beach house, located just steps from thebeach, but turned up nothing. The house next door to Beddows home isrenting for $10,500 a month. Beddows also was not at the San Diego Judo School, a Sports Arena-area club he started in 2007. PromoModel clients told the I-Team the company required payment in fullbefore an event could be booked. Capcom, a Comic-Con vendor, told theI-Team: We paid Promo Models in advance. "Canceled checks show that an Ohio company paid Promo Models $9000 in July before an event at the Minnesota State Fair.
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