After the employer.com The bankruptcy accounting start -up bench obtained In the last year’s Fire Cell, CEO Jessi Tansley Promised LinkedIn on them to respect the payments of past consumers.
Tansley, “We are respecting all prepaid bench services even though we will not have direct income from it.” Said in an interview With the founder and investor Julian Weser.
But some bench consumers say they are being accused of taking books or taxpayers that they used to pay before.
A case The bench’s customer, Koorum, has been filed on Tuesday that despite the pre -paying of the bench owners, the bench needs to pay the 2023 tax return.
The litigation is alleged to be, “Tansley, like the defendant, made a false statement of negligence when he wrongly said that Emperor.com would respect the prepaid bench services.”
Another user, who requested not to disclose his name, was surprised to know that he needed to renew his membership two years ago to complete the accounting books for payment of this service, according to the Tech Crunch correspondence.
When he questioned him, a bench representative told him that “Bench 2.0” had no affiliation with the previous responsibilities and that Emperor.com could not work freely.
Emperor.com’s CMO Met Charney has strongly disputed that the bench is charging for the first paid work. “We are respecting and honoring the pre -paid services for our customers,” he said.
Charney also said that he returned to the tax 2023 Koram without the need for extra payment. But Korum’s founder Andrew Petra told Tech Crunch that he needed to continue his membership to get his first return.
Under her former property, the bench burned By 5 135 million And Struggled to get AI To change human bookkeepers. According to the former employees, it caused a long delay and a large pile of books that need to be completed.
Multiple bench users Tech Crunch was told before Emperor.com sent them a notice that was planned to click on the consent button, which predicted a refund on prepaid services.
Many books and return were incomplete when suddenly suddenly closed on December 26 last year. Employer.com, an American company, Announced plans Less than 72 hours to buy Canada’s Finctic.
Emperor.com bought the bench in Million 9 million, Bankruptcy filing of bankruptcy Presented at the Canada Show.
The National Bank of Canada refused to lend an additional $ 7.7 million in December 2024 due to a lack of liquidity after its central lenders due to the sudden collapse of Fintck. The NBC had already provided a Million of US $ 51 million in credit to the Startup, According to the previous filing.
Ironically, it is reported that the bench is suddenly closed, which has saved it. The company had purchased itself all around but failed to find a serious buyer, Filing Note