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Anonymous
Edit:
You received this email and added two stars.
We apologize for the failure of our service to meet your expectations. In order to conclude this matter, we will gladly refund 25% of the fees paid as a token of good faith.
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So, if you wish, you may receive a partial refund. The results of this review are unknown.
The previous review looks like this:
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Aye, lawyer. They promise you the world, have money, and answer the lawyer like this.
This is how you share your frustration, but it is difficult to predict what the other person will do in what circumstances, and it is not guaranteed that they will act as they wish. The rescue team refused to cancel the contract until the contract ended in December, although they exchanged strong and sound arguments this time. This does not mean that their interpretation is correct, it simply means that they intend to fight. At that point, it becomes hostile, that is, one interpretation and the other. As I mentioned earlier, there are additional appeals to proceed and end the proceedings, but I think it is not a wise policy to compare the time and costs of the proceedings with the relatively short time left on the contract.
Review the contract, delivery and draft termination notice, communication with the other party, follow-up, and final assessment based on it. Unfortunately, we can't refund all of these services as they are fully provided. You can see disappointment with the initial results, but the motivation for the other party to cooperate is a major factor, which works independently of the service.
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You may say you should have seen this come. Here is the relevant part of the original Ryan email. Ryan was not surprised, and of course I should say that this could not work.
First character:
. This is certainly useful, and in general we are working on the following:
1) We will review all provisions related to rights, termination, etc., and will prepare a written cancelation based on the examination and deliver it to the other party.
3)
So you may think he will be bound to his promise at #3. You're wrong.
This is:
... Unfortunately, this behavior is very typical among publishers. Even when the contract becomes clear, the problem is avoided to keep the song as long as possible.
So, Colony Pictura seems to have some experience in this field as an artist-centric agency, but he will never fulfill his promise and save money. Except for a 500-dollar bill and a few fluffy emails, I could get nothing from my experience with them. I received only one out of three points. They didn't send the ending letter and didn't follow up until they were confirmed. Failed.
