Breach of Contract
Complaint
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Country: United States
Case filed against Quick Capital LLC for breach of contract and the owner of Quick Capital LLC located in Mt. Pleasant, SC is Mark Beasenburg.
The only reason this case was stricken was due to somone on the defendants side went into bankruptcy. Mark Beasenburg will give you the impression that the set of documents he wants you to sign are for a reason other than his true intentions. When you least expect it, you will be blind sighted when he acts on the contract signed in a manner that contradicts what was verbally explained. You will be led to beleive the contract was for some other reason and you won't come to realize that he lied about the content in the contract that you were signing. He will verbally manipulate the meaning behind the contract terms, while on paper it will appear as if his actions are valid. There has been speculation among others that a bankruptcy was filed on behalf of the defendants in order to dismiss this breach of contract case in an attempt to help the defendants avoid getting this case in favor of the plaintiffs after which time, if the case wasn't dismissed, once the case ruled in favor of the plaintiffs, the ruling could be used to proceed with charges of fraud against the defendants due to the reasons surrounding the breach of contract.
To view the court's public post regarding this case, the link is:
http://publicindex.sccourts.org/dorchester/Pu ... seType=V&Org=CR
Unfortunately, the case was stricken due to a bankruptcy filed for one of the defendants. However, this is being publicly posted if anyone needs a point of view regarding Mark Beasenburg of Quick Capital LLC located in Mt. Pleasant, SC. Furthermore, if anyone wants to look into this further as a "chain of evidence" for any other future court cases brought against Mark Beasenburg of Quick Capital LLC.
Feel free to take down the attorneys information who represented the plaintiffs, and I'm sure the plaintiff's attorney will be more than happy to pass your information on to their clients if you need their testimony, etc.
The only reason this case was stricken was due to somone on the defendants side went into bankruptcy. Mark Beasenburg will give you the impression that the set of documents he wants you to sign are for a reason other than his true intentions. When you least expect it, you will be blind sighted when he acts on the contract signed in a manner that contradicts what was verbally explained. You will be led to beleive the contract was for some other reason and you won't come to realize that he lied about the content in the contract that you were signing. He will verbally manipulate the meaning behind the contract terms, while on paper it will appear as if his actions are valid. There has been speculation among others that a bankruptcy was filed on behalf of the defendants in order to dismiss this breach of contract case in an attempt to help the defendants avoid getting this case in favor of the plaintiffs after which time, if the case wasn't dismissed, once the case ruled in favor of the plaintiffs, the ruling could be used to proceed with charges of fraud against the defendants due to the reasons surrounding the breach of contract.
To view the court's public post regarding this case, the link is:
http://publicindex.sccourts.org/dorchester/Pu ... seType=V&Org=CR
Unfortunately, the case was stricken due to a bankruptcy filed for one of the defendants. However, this is being publicly posted if anyone needs a point of view regarding Mark Beasenburg of Quick Capital LLC located in Mt. Pleasant, SC. Furthermore, if anyone wants to look into this further as a "chain of evidence" for any other future court cases brought against Mark Beasenburg of Quick Capital LLC.
Feel free to take down the attorneys information who represented the plaintiffs, and I'm sure the plaintiff's attorney will be more than happy to pass your information on to their clients if you need their testimony, etc.
Comments
Anyway, the judge saw right through Mark Beasenburg's lies and Beasenburg's counterclaims were "DISMISSED". It's catching up to him and when a person scams and lies time and time again, it eventually catches up to them in one way or another:
IN RE BATES FAMILY ENTERPRISES, LLC
In re, Bates Family Enterprises, LLC, Chapter 7, Debtor.
Mt. Pleasant Auto Sales, LLC and Dealer Services Corporation, Plaintiffs,
v.
Quick Capital, LLC, Westlake Financial, LLC, and Sean Christopher Bates a/k/a Chris Bates, Defendants.
C/A No. 11-06230-dd, Adv. Pro. No. 12-80229-dd.
United States Bankruptcy Court, D. South Carolina.
January 3, 2013.
January 4, 2013.