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To: myratrig@yahoo.com
Subject: COMPLAINT about Myra Trigueno, Inc.
Date sent: Mon, 22 May 2006 11:47:29 -0400
May 22, 2006
Myra Trigueno - myratrig@yahoo.com
Myra Trigueno, Inc.
2133 Daly Ave. Apt. 1C
Bronx, NY 10460
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THE COMPLAINT
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From: MPM
Subject: Whispers & Warnings
Date sent: Thu, 18 May 2006 17:47:23 -0400
Dear Angela:
I¹m an avid reader of your weekly e-zine and I was hoping that I would
never have to contact you about a non-payment issue. My client owes
me $480. I was hired at $40 per hour to write copy for Myra Trigueno,
an event planner, who wanted to create a new website.
We had a really good rapport so I stupidly trusted her without getting a
deposit before starting work. Well, I was about half-way through writing
copy for her site so I invoiced her for 12 hours, which at $40 per hour, is
$480.
Well, suddenly, and I¹m not making this up, my 27-year-old client was
diagnosed with cancer and had a bone marrow transplant and chemo. I
haven¹t heard from her since and that was on March 12th. I sent her a
second invoice through the mail on March 28th and never heard back. I¹ve
been so nice and sympathetic to her situation but I don't if I've been
played.
Here are the facts:
* Myra Trigueno contacted me on January 7, 2006 and asked for my
copywriting rates (she found my website through google searching)
* She agreed to $40 per hour on January 12, 2006
* I invoiced her for 12 hours of work on February 19,2006
* She emailed me on February 21st and said that I would receive payment
on March 3rd
* I never received payment. On March 12th, I emailed her and asked her
about payment and she responded that she's been really sick. That was the
last
I've heard from her.
I have emailed her, phoned her and sent her letters.
Thanks,
--
MPM
~~~~~
On 1/7/06 12:31 PM, "myra trig" <myratrig@yahoo.com> wrote:
Dear (MPM),
I looked at your site and wanted to know if I could have a copywriting
quote for the new venture that I am beginning. I am starting an event
planning company geared toward busy professional women who don't have the
time to plan events. The writing content I seek is for a website I am in
the process of constructing. I'm looking for a writer who can appeal to
this group of women in a smart and intellectual way while offering a very
warm delivery that is relatable to all. Its very important for my
site to have personality and style.
Let me know if this is a project you are interested in learning more about
and if not any referrals you can provide are much appreciated.
Regards,
Myra Trigueno
~~~~~
On 1/10/06 2:08 PM, "myra trig" <myratrig@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
I havent forgotten about you I'm just extremely busy. You'll definitely
hear from me soon.
Myra
~~~~~
(MPM) wrote:
Hi Myra,
Of course I would be interested. I love to write copy that appeals to the
professional woman (and I love to help out fellow businesswomen like
yourself).
Tell me a little bit more about your business and yourself (where do you
live?) and what exactly you need from me content wise. How many pages are
in your website and how much copywriting would you need from me?
Thanks for contacting me!
Best regards,
(MPM)
~~~~~
On 1/12/06 2:25 PM, "myra trig" <myratrig@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
I apologize for the delay. I've been a bit busy with presentations and
shows.
About Me:
I was born in Texas and have lived in New York for a large part of my
life. I live in Riverdale to be exact. I went to Penn State for Business
Management minor Marketing. Then I worked as a Special Events Manager at
Anheuser Busch followed by a long term business consulting position at
Pepsi Cola North America. I have a great family: parents and 3 sisters. I
am single and in my 20's so I'm still living my life in a Sex and the City
kind of way. I gather with my girlfriends and we catch up on
everything about our lives. I'm pretty independent but have a spoiled way
about me. I love to laugh and be around people I care about in a
comfortable setting. There is a little spice to me as I believe should be
to every woman so ocassionally I'll shock even myself.
Since I can remember I've always liked to entertain. First birthdays for
family members and then events for friends. I've been to a lot of boring
or bad functions and have often thought how could this event be better or
more enjoyable. I really got the opportunity to experiment and event plan
when I worked for Anheuser Busch. I developed different skills through
orchestrating movie premieres, going to several accounts and setting up
for events, developing exciting programs surrounding the
product that consumers/partygoers could buy into. I found out what worked
and what didnt in several target audiences. I just fell in love with that
portion of my job. Throu
ghout the years I found it difficult to dedicate myself completely to
event/party planning because I'm pretty good at what I do now which is
Merchandising and Marketing Man
agement. There was definitely a period of confusion. I asked myself if I
could make a substantial living knowing doing what I love. Am I willing to
make
the sacrifices needed to succeed. Fear kept telling me know but I just
couldnt escape the joy and pleasure I got from party planning.
Now, I'm ready to make sacrifices. I'm going to take the necessary steps
to begin in a strong way and see where that takes me.
About the Busisness Concept
Many young professional women in their 20's 30's and 40's want to look
like they have it together. We want to have fabulous events but not do the
background work to ensure
that the picky friend who always has something to say about everything is
content and having a good time. Every single one of my friends like most
women tries to pull it of
f herself. How hard can it be right? Wrong. So much goes into making
parties and events a success. I want to be the name on every fabulous
woman's rolodex
when they want to throw a great event. These professional women would get
me, a woman who has thrown fabulous events like the ones at the Salt Lake
City Winter Olympics an
d private parties and concerts for Rap stars and famous comedians. They
would get a great negotiator and the buying power of a successful event
planning company instead of
the prices and the problems that come with being inexperienced.
If my site were a person I would describe her as young, spirited,
beautiful, edgy, down to earth, intelligent, quick witted, experienced and
fun.
I'm not looking for anything too text heavy, but there should be immediate
interest. Sites have an average of 7 seconds to reach a consumer before
the consumer moves on to
something else. I am looking for impactful words, that resonate with women
and move them to action by looking through the site and then picking up
the phone. I believe the
words are the heart and soul of the website so I'm definitely looking for
something fresh and different.
I'm open to any suggestions and any creative thoughts you may have to
offer.
The designer is still working on the layout and story board. There are
several sections: Homepage, Services, Private Parties, Weddings, Corporate
Events, Contact Us
Let me know if there is anything else.
Thanks,
Myra
~~~~~
On 1/12/06 8:45 PM, "myra trig" <myratrig@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
I really enjoyed reading the article you sent. It was personable so the
reader felt like they were getting to know you. That in my opinion makes
for good reading. I know ex
actly what you mean about getting what you want and not being afraid to
let it show.
· In terms of the name of the company I was thinking of branding my name
"Myra Trigueno" and using it to represent my business.
· For the color scheme I enclosed a copy of my logo. I'm not sure if I'm
going to keep the color but it is a strong body of work. It encompases
what I believe should be a g
reat event: Fun, creative, beautiful and whimsicle. Tell me what you
think?
· There will be some flash but very little. I could just picture someone
being turned off by how long it takes an image to load. I don't want to
turn people off because the
loading is too slow.
· I did find your website by doing a few searches. I knew I wanted a
woman, young and talented. They had to be able to relate to my vision and
see themselves as the very wo
men I'm targeting. I knew it would take tapping into the fun flirty side
of being young, smart and beautiful. I also wanted a copywriter who could
capture the sentiments of
this target audience through words. In many ways it has to be more for
them than just an event planning website. They have to feel secure and
trust my
abilities to make their vision for a great event come true.
In terms of quotes I'm comfortable with 40 dollars an hour. I'm not quite
sure how many hours it would take you to complete but if you give me an
account of how many hours
you've dedicated to the project regularly then it will be easier to keep
track of the amounts I'd like to spend.
If you have any writing samples available I would be interested in reading
your work.
Thanks for the encouraging words. I will be placing a phone call to you
tomorrow afternoon if thats alright. I would definitely like to chat.
Thanks,
Myra
~~~~~
On 1/21/06 9:58 AM, "myra trig" <myratrig@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
I just wanted to confirm that I received your writing samples and I am
looking through them. I'll definitely be in touch very soon,
Kind Regards,
Myra
~~~~~
(MPM) wrote:
Hi Myra,
I‚m writing to let you know that I sent you a package of copywriting
samples in the mail on Tuesday morning. So, you should be receiving them
shortly. Any questions, please
call me.
Have a great week!
Best,
(MPM)
~~~~~
On 2/1/06 10:58 AM, "myra trig" <myratrig@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
Unfortunately I'm in Florida with the stomach flu. Geesh! what a way to
start a business trip.
The tone is moving in a good direction. For a first draft its pretty good.
I think its close to the right amount of copy. There are a few things we
can probably make more succinct so that there is continuity. So far so good.
Thanks,
Myra
~~~~~
(MPM) wrote:
Hi Myra,
How everything?
I‚ve been brainstorming ideas for your site all day and I wanted some
feedback from you. Attached is my preliminary copy for your welcome page.
Remember, it's raw copy and
my initial ideas, so anything could be changed. Just wanted to see if
we‚re in sync so far though with the tone and direction I‚m taking. If
it‚s too much copy for the welc
ome page, let me know that too and I could always move part of it to a
different page.
I‚ve also been working on ideas for the other pages on your site and
finding some cool quotes to place with them. I‚ll be in touch later this
week!
Best,
(MPM)
~~~~~
On 2/9/06 9:19 AM, "myra trig" <myratrig@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
I apologize for playing phone tag. I am quite busy but I actually took an
emergency flight back home because the Florida doctors found a mass and
think its cancer. I'm not
trying to dampen your spirits I want you to feel that our business
relationship is an honest one. I will be seeing specialists all day to day
and probably for awhile so our
communication will have to take place at night. I hope that isnt a
problem for you. I'll try calling at 8:30pm
Sincerely,
Myra
~~~~~
(MPM) wrote:
Hi Myra,
I think we‚re playing phone tag. I‚m sure things are hectic for you ˆ it‚s
a busy week for me also. Why don‚t you call me when you get a chance and
we‚ll set up a time to
chat.
Thanks!
(MPM)
~~~~~
On 2/12/06 12:26 PM, "myra trig" <myratrig@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
The following are a list of wedding and corporate services.
Our Expertise We Take
Care of?
Budget Planning Dinner
Parties
Event timelines Baby
Showers
Custom Event Designs New Years
Celebrations
Lighting Design
Wedding Emergencies
Creative Gifts and Favors
Etiquette, Trends and Traditions
.....
Remainder of list removed by writersweekly.com to save space here.
~~~~~
On 2/12/06 12:37 PM, "myra trig" <myratrig@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
The following is a list of scattered brain thoughts I have that may or may
not work in the copy. I guess the most logical place is the vision
process. Let me know what you
think. You don't have to use them but if you do can you please make them
come alive. They need some help
Myra
~~~~~
On 2/19/06 9:30 AM, "MYRATRIG@aol.com" <MYRATRIG@aol.com> wrote:
Hey (MPM),
I know my emailing you with my aol account may throw you off a little but
I signed out of my yahoo account and got a little lazy, so I decided to
use this email address.
The weddings page looks good I just looked at the welcome page and read a
couple of words I wasn't sure about and would want changed. I apologize if
this poses any inconven
ience to you.
The first word I singled out was "sings." I don't think that is a powerful
or descriptive enough word to describe a good color scheme. I don't
necessarily have a word to re
place it but for me when something works well together there is that wow
factor, and things just seem to be vivid and come alive, its as if you've
found what was missing an
d nothing can go wrong now. It makes me excited.
The second word is "and" seems a little weird for the beginning of this
sentence and for me takes a little bit from the electrifying feeling of
knowing that you too are a g
uest at your own event.
Let me know what you think.
Sincerely,
Myra
P.S.
Thanks for the kind words. I'm doing a little better and staying
optimistic.
~~~~~
On 2/19/06 11:18 AM, (MPM) wrote:
Hey Myra,
Glad you liked my weddings page copy. As far as the welcome page, a little
word changes are perfectly fine. I’ll tinker with it and find a better
word for “sings”. As far a
s the word “and” I could reword the sentence a little, because if you just
begin the sentence “You want to be there with a drink in your hand” I
don’t think it flows well f
rom the previous paragraph. Maybe something like “You’ll be there with a
drink in your hand ...”
I’ll start working on the other pages this week, starting with the vision
process. Things have been hectic for me lately. My business has taken off
faster than I ever imagi
ned (not that that’s something to complain about!)
I’ve been keeping track of my hours spent on your job and I’ve tallied 12
so far, so I’m going to invoice you this week through the mail. Those
hours were spent transcribin
g phone interviews with you (I’ve recorded our phone conversations to
ensure I capture exactly what you want), brainstorming ideas, writing &
revising copy and researching
the market. Now that I have a better sense of what you’re looking for
through experience, the rest of the website should come together easier.
I’m happy to hear you’re feeling a little better. Keep staying optimistic
– you have a lifetime of success and happiness to look forward to!
Best,
(MPM)
~~~~~
On 2/21/06 8:22 AM, "myratrig@aol.com" <myratrig@aol.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
I received your invoice via email. You will receive payment for your
services on March 3rd. I will mail the check to the address you've
provided. I hope that is not a probl
em.
Myra
~~~~~
On 2/21/06 8:37 AM, "myratrig@aol.com" <myratrig@aol.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
Congratulations on all the new business that is coming your way. You are
talented so of course it was only a matter of time before things started
taking off.
I just wanted to rundown the sections of the website with you.
Welcome Page- (pretty much done)
Vision Process- our methodology(we discussed that already)
Services (this section will be a combined list of the company's
offerings and maybe a short paragraph)
Social Events (A few sections on the different parties we can do e.g
birthdays, anniversaries, tastings,
Weddings (pretty much done)
Contact (short intro that encourages people to call with my contact
information)
Call me or email me if you have any questions comments or concerns. Thank
you for all of your kind words I greatly appreciate them.
Kind Regards,
Myra
~~~~~
On 2/24/06 8:02 AM, "MYRATRIG@aol.com" <MYRATRIG@aol.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
I will refine the list of services and then send you back a clean
version.
I was actually thinking of removing the corporate page and replacing it
with the social events page. The reason for that is studies show that
corporate spending on event do
llars has gone down and competition has gotten fierce with other agencies
as well as in-house planning firms. Studies also show that social event
planning has gone up and f
or a start-up its the best way to penetrate the business. I figured there
is another way to get around that and of course let me know what you
think. The
target market is the same professional women. If great event planning
relationships are built with these professionals while I'm handling their
personal events then I belie
ve referrals to influential friends and their own company will follow. Its
like gaining entrance through the back door. Fact is I am start-up and my
resources are limited.
Many strong event planning organizations can cut costs were I can't afford
to as a start-up. As business grows I figure I will need to add that page
but I
must ask myself if its a priority now. As I read the copy we have so far
and see how the tone and spirit of the website are taking shape I'm not
exactly sure the answer is
yes. Let me know what you think.
Sincerely,
Myra
~~~~~
On 2/24/06 9:52 AM, (MPM) wrote:
Hi Myra,
How are you doing? From your phone call last night, I gather not too good.
I’m worried about you!
OK, I’ll wait for you to refine the list of services. I see your point
about the corporate page. I reread my copy so far. I think the tone and
spirit hints at a corporate p
age, but it could be left off for now. But, while we’re writing the copy
now, maybe we should just go for it (but then again, I’m NOT a practical
person :)
When I launched my website, I didn’t include a “marketing & PR” page. I
wasn’t sure I wanted to get into that when my love is with journalism.
When I decided to give it a t
ry and showcase my work in both marketing and journalism venues, my
husband and I created a “marketing” corporate page. My website became a
solid mix between, what you woul
d call, “whimsical and practical.” That is when my business exploded in an
amount of time that blows me away, quite frankly.
Point is: if your clients hire you for personal event planning and then
see your corporate page as well, maybe that portion will take off faster
than you imagined. Bottom l
ine: it couldn’t hurt to put it up. I could focus more on the social
events page and then keep the corporate page brief ... Listening to
studies and stats about your indust
ry is smart, but listening to your gut is smarter. So, what does it say?
About the social events page: what specific copy do you want me to focus
on? I know you said birthdays, anniversaries, tastings. I could play
around with it (and I already
have a feel for the tone) but I need to know more about what you’re after.
Best,
(MPM)
~~~~~
On 2/24/06 11:48 AM, "MYRATRIG@aol.com" <MYRATRIG@aol.com> wrote:
Hey (MPM),
Having that neck surgery really messed up my voice but its getting
stronger and stronger. Don't worry I sound a lot better today than
yesterday, thank goodness. The doctors
told me I can remove the bandages today but I'm kind of nervous about it.
I'm hoping there isnt this big ugly scar underneath.
In regards to a corporate page, I'm kind of the type to just go with it
too. But then I recognize that I don't have the big budgets that I'm
accustomed to at Pepsi and Anhe
user Busch.
You know what, lets do it. I only have one life to live I might as well do
it the way I want. Lets try the corporate page as well. It doesnt need to
be down played. I want
to see how it all fits together. If I find that its not working then we
can revise it to fit the flow of business. Thanks for you opinion and
advise.
Sincerely,
Myra
~~~~~
On 2/24/06 12:27 PM, "MYRATRIG@aol.com" <MYRATRIG@aol.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
I attached a list of the services that will be provided on the social
events page. Let me know what you think.
I'm also thinking about creating two themed events...a ceremonious "get
over him blues" party and maybe something like a slumber party for old
girlfriends who havent seen e
achother in forever looking to catch up in an unpretentious way.
I don't have names for these themed events (hoping to get a little help
from you ) but I think it would be a great thing for girlfriends and even
family members to give eac
hother when someone is going through a bad relationship or havent been in
touch in awhile.
As always your opinion is valuable. Congratulations on the new business
coming your way.
Sincerely,
Myra
~~~~~
On 3/6/06 11:32 AM, "myratrig@aol.com" <myratrig@aol.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
I've had a bad weekend. I've been extremely sick and its caused me to fall
behind on somethings. I apologize. The text is in my other computer I'll
forward it to you when
I sign on.
Kind Regards,
Myra
~~~~~
-----Original Message-----
From: (MPM)
To: MYRATRIG@aol.com
Sent: Mon, 06 Mar 2006 10:38:21 -0500
Subject: Re: Social Events Svcs Page
Hi Myra,
I hope everything is going well with you. Send me over your revisions to
the Vision Process & Corporate pages as soon as you can and I?ll start
working on them. I had to ge
t to another client this week so I can fit your work in around my other
stuff.
Best,
(MPM)
~~~~~
On 2/24/06 12:27 PM, "MYRATRIG@aol.com" <MYRATRIG@aol.com> wrote:
Hi (MPM),
I attached a list of the services that will be provided on the social
events page. Let me know what you think.
I'm also thinking about creating two themed events...a ceremonious "get
over him blues" party and maybe something like a slumber party for old
girlfriends who havent seen e
achother in forever looking to catch up in an unpretentious way.
I don't have names for these themed events (hoping to get a little help
from you ) but I think it would be a great thing for girlfriends and even
family members to give eac
hother when someone is going through a bad relationship or havent been in
touch in awhile.
As always your opinion is valuable. Congratulations on the new business
coming your way.
Sincerely,
Myra
~~~~~
On 3/12/06 9:47 AM, "MYRATRIG@aol.com" <MYRATRIG@aol.com> wrote:
Hey (MPM),
Sorry to keep you out of the loop. I had really bad muscle and bone pain.
I was rushed to the e.r. and it one fell swoop I had to decided, whether
to have a bone marrow tra
nsplant, what kind of chemo i would have based my fertility and if I'd
begin chemo that day.
Well i did begin chemo and it has been nothing but hell. I apologize for
any delays that my health has presented. I havent forgotten about you.
Thanks for your support. May
be the tone will help in the Services Events and the corporate page. If I
don't answer write away plesae forgive me its the drugs.
Again,
Thanks,
Myra
~~~~~
Hi Myra,
I’m so sorry to hear about all the horrible choices you’ve had to endure
lately. I certainly hope you’re feeling better soon! Thanks for the
attachments. I have other jobs
for clients that I couldn’t hold off on any longer but I’ll fit in your
stuff around them.
I feel terrible bringing this up when you’re under all the pressure you’re
under, but I didn’t receive payment on March 3rd for the invoice I sent
you. I will be patient gi
ven your situation.
You’re in my thoughts and prayers.
Best,
(MPM)
~~~~~
On 3/27/06 1:33 PM, (MPM) wrote:
Myra,
Please call me as soon as you’re up to it. We really need to talk. I hope
you’re OK.
Best,
~~~~~
On 4/11/06 11:26 AM, (MPM) wrote:
Hi Myra,
I hope things are OK with you.
I writing because I’ve tried calling you and you haven’t returned my phone
calls and I’ve sent you letters in the mail to no avail. I really
understand and sympathize with
your situation but I don’t understand why you can’t return my messages.
I would love to finish writing the copy for your website but I cannot do
any more work without your feedback and payment for the $480 you have owed
me since February. As I said in the letter I sent you via snail mail on
March 28th, I really respect and enjoy working with you. I’m very
disappointed that I have to do this.
Please call or email me as soon as possible.
Best regards,
~~~~~
On 5/17/06 1:05 PM, (MPM) wrote:
Hi Myra,
I hope things are OK with you.
I writing because I’ve tried calling you and you haven’t returned my phone
calls and I’ve sent you letters in the mail to no avail. I really
understand and sympathize with your situation but I don’t understand why
you can’t return my messages.
I would love to finish writing the copy for your website but I cannot do
any more work without your feedback and payment for the $480 you have owed
me since February. As I said in the letter I sent you via snail mail on
March 28th, I really respect and enjoy working with you. I’m very
disappointed that I have to do this.
Please call or email me as soon as possible.
Best regards,
~~~~~
"PUBLISHER" RESPONDS
~~~~~
From: myra trig <myratrig@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: COMPLAINT about Myra Trigueno, Inc.
Date sent: Mon, 22 May 2006 21:44:54 -0700 (PDT)
There is no contract between Myra Trigueno Inc. and (MPM). Myra
Trigueno Inc has not profitted or benefited in anyway from the work (MPM) claims to have produced on behalf of the company. Myra Trigueno
Inc. should not be slandered because (MPM) shows poor business
acumen.
Futhermore, it is deplorable and in bad taste that (MPM) would use
someones private battle with cancer to push
forth her agenda. (MPM)'s claims are baseless. (MPM) should
also recognize that she can't make people responsible for her bad judgment
and inability to run her business effectively.
~~~~~
WRITERSWEEKLY RESPONDS
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To: myra trig <myratrig@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: COMPLAINT about Myra Trigueno, Inc.
Date sent: Tue, 23 May 2006 10:05:05 -0400
Hi Myra,
We have obtained copies of emails where you promised payment
to (MPM). You hired her. She worked for you. You promised
payment was forthcoming. You clearly owe her for the work performed.
Not paying for work is illegal. What has changed between the time
you promised payment and now?
Angela Hoy
WritersWeekly.com
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