Im having a major situation with this woman Jennifer Herbanmama Ingram, curator of TRIBE13. She took merchandise from me two years ago to Australia, to one of the festivals. I would never expose anyone publicly like this... But she refuses to pay me, she totally made the money with my merchandise, aside from the fact that we were friends at one point, and never had the respect to tune in. To this day she has still not paid me. I have asked her numerous times to pay me. But she always has an excuse. I finally reached her yesterday, and again she said she was going to deposit the cash. And now she blocked me to avoid payment or communication. She loves to act as victim, and uses her children to get sympathy from people. We all have problems and situations in life, so dont use your kids are a shield. This is just wrong. I know MOST of you know her. And are aware Im not the first person she does this to.I remember years back a Miami artist that I am friends with had the same issue with her and had to go public. Its a shame having to make this a public matter, but I want what belongs to me. Its not ok... so maybe this way she will change her mind, now that her name in on the line and will pay. Since she cant see the post, cause she blocked me someone will bring this to her attention. Its not $100 she owes me is a large sum of cash! Its so unfortunate to trust people that you consider your friends and they steal from you like this. In two years she has never even tried to call me to explain or to talk about the situation... Are we really this immature and such thieves that we need to hide... Oh no, she doesnt hide, I just saw her at BM... UHHH, yeah that feels good, that she has $$$ for BM but not to pay her debt. So lame. Im not posting this to get sympathy, but to light a fire under her ass... I believe in respecting people art and trade, and being clear when it comes to money. Im not out of line here, just trying to get what belongs to me...
Posted on: Wed, 17 Sep 2014 14:07:56 +0000
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