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They pose as a substitute for the legal system. They are not and possess no legal authority or jurisdiction to negotiate for anyone on anything. Merely a haven for unreasonable, dishonest or impossible to please customers. Don't waste time responding. We learned this the hard way.
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This site tries to come across as a resolution center. Potential filers beware. Through their...
This is basically a BS site that pretends to be consumer oriented but it's really just a portal...
We sent a private message to Nick H. Through Sitejabber to try to verify his identity and any complaint against him. We offered to ensure that any response sent by him to his customer or contractor had been properly added to the claim.
However, Nick H has still not responded, and remains anonymous.
Respondents do sometimes demand that we close a claim, and even threaten us. Usually the claimant will then confirm that the respondent has NOT paid their independent contractor invoice or made a problem right.
PeopleClaim is not a “substitute” for the legal system. PeopleClaim is a first step for people who cannot afford the time and money cost of the legal system; or who cannot access Small Claims because they are shut-ins or disabled; or who are locked out by jurisdiction. Businesses save when they don’t have to go to court, too. Smart businesses also take the opportunity to rectify personnel, service, or product issues. No, we are not judge and jury – nor can a business pay us to close out a complaint as “judged” to be unreasonable.
We don’t recommend that anyone settle a claim they believe to be bogus or unfair. We DO recommend that they always post their side of the claim, preferably during the minimum 10-day negotiation period so that the claimant can consider settling the claim before it posts. If the claim does post publicly, the public will be able to decide for themselves.