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I too was scammed by Donna Brown dba LawInks
Donna used the excuse that she is a paralegal and works under the license of an attorney. I later found out that paralegals can only do work for attorneys not per se litigants.
Fortunately, I did not pay Donna the entire 2500 upfront, but rather split it into two payments. She is a smooth talker in my opinion. She did get 1250 from me and I got only one document (cut and paste basically) that I was able to submit, but I am nervous about what the judge thinks of it. I actually asked her to correct some items, but she reassured me it was okay to submit. I felt like it was making legal assertions and was inappropriate and I hope my case is not sabotaged in anyway.
The first thing she does is push you off for a few days and then schedules a conference call and talks like a quasi-attorney offering you unneeded legal opinions on your case. The unfortunate thing is I sent her documents that I wish I had not.
Donna spoke to me so much about a variety of things that it spun my head around, which contributed to the confusion. She then would quickly interject about her time like I am supposed to pay for the unnecessary and casual conversation.
She then sent me two additional documents and there were inaccuracies, so I will not use them, and I also think they take me further away from the crux of my case.
She then failed to give me the supporting document that goes along with the motion that I had already filed as I was instructed to do, but later remembered that I needed the supporting document and needed to contact the respondent. In fact, everything was out of sequence as I needed to contact the respondent first then file the motion and the supporting document. This could be a big problem and I will find out soon.
Oh, and the supporting document had factual errors in it, so I could not submit it and Donna did not provide me with a way to make edits and she refused to do so. Then she decided that the money I sent her had run out, so I felt like I was being held hostage for more money when the work was problematic to begin with.
I was getting red flags and will not send more money to someone who does shotty work and thinks they should make an attorney's wage. She did tell me that she is going to Northwestern Law School, and I do not believe this. Its another way to pull me into the scam. It feels like I had a bad contractor.
I really hope this does not hurt my case. Lastly, I thought it was interesting when she asked me what the difference between a sociopath and a psychopath.
DO NOT HIRE
Scammer's website LawInks.com
Scammer's address 221 Main St P.o. Box 221, Los Altos, CA 94022, USA
Country United States
Victim Location CA 94542, USA
Total money lost $5,300
Type of a scam Credit Repair/Debt Relief
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Law Inks is a scammer. I lost over 5300 dollars within 3 days Hello Craigslist customers DO NOT HIRE.
I will consider myself a smart consumer And a professional but unfortunately, I was scammed by law ink Donna Brown So-called paralegal. This is how the scam works step by step
1. She will be extremely nice and convince you that you only have to pay a flat fee of $5,000 for Donna Brown to help you with your case for the next 3 years
2. Once she receives the $5,000 Step 2 is that she will email you that I need an additional $200 because she had to pay PayPal fees to cash out the $5,000
3. Donna Brown Will send you a bill of over $1,700 just for you sending the documents for the $5,000 that you already paid and she will call that billable hour
how the billable hour's work is that she will call you while she is outdoors having fun and charge you for the fees
4. The last step of the scam is if you don't pay the $1,700 she will say I did all the work and block your email
After I got scammed when I researched she uses vacant homes from Zillow as her business address she will never meet you face to face she has no home address or business her only source of advertisement is Craigslist and all her victim comes from Craigslist vulnerable people going through a divorce and civil cases and she's using her expertise of the law to scam consumers. If you have been the victim of this woman please go ahead and file a complaint with the following agencies State of California