Friday, September 16th, 2011 | Posted by

Deadbeat Teresa “TESSIE” Wilson Comstock of Salt Lake City Utah Stiffed Me Out Of $300.00 In 2010

Teresa Wilson Comstock, aka TESSIE, hired me to work on her son’s federal criminal case back in 2010. After I spent hours reviewing the case, spent my own money on database searches to get information, sent her several emails with case law,  and after she made several assurances that she was sending me a retainer, Tessie Wilson told me that she had changed her mind. Even after I lowered my fees to $300 to just cover my costs she ignored my several requests to be paid. If Tessie calls you for help, don’t fall victim to her charming demeanor like I did.

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