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Originally Posted by jrsygal37  How convenient, is all I can say. Yes, let's wait until the confidentiiality agreement is signed and then strike then Elaine can't say a word. Well, the confidentiality agreement does not prevent me from saying that your mother when she finally did decide to open her mouth, not only waited until I was unable to respond, but also threatened family. I agreed to your mom's demands to prevent my family from being involved and hurt. Both of you leave me and my family alone and stop continually dragging this on and on. You can tell your vet Dr.Dumblittle the same.
If this does not stop I will be at the prosecutor's office with your mother's emails and file charges and since you mentioned Glenda asking your mom not to talk to me until after the confidentiality agreement was signed I'll have my attorney look at whether or not this agreement was proposed in good faith or whether it was just put in play so I can be attacked and not be able to defend myself and I will see what recourses I have with all of you, including your vet who has lied.
I let this all go and lived up to my end of the deal, even trying to have this thread closed to prevent any problems or unnecessary people from being hurt. That shows good will and it shows my intent to keep my end of the bargain.
I suggest you all do the same or we can go legally further with this.
Another word on here from you or your associates you'll hear from me legally. |
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Originally Posted by BonBon Why would a breeder insist on a confidentiality agreement over a PUPPY? I've never heard of that before. When I hear someone has a confidentiality agreement, I tend to think someone has something to hide - something they don't want publicly known. Are there other reasons to insist on one?  |
Better yet...why would a Breeder threaten to even "hurt" the family of the Buyer...that is bizarre to say the least!
Elaine...just to threaten my family would be the last straw for me and I'd have made this a legal matter right then!