Heather Moore
Sep 3, 2018 · 1 min read

Amy,

Offering to send screenshots of financial transactions that confirms charging a client, is the same as offering to send to the public a client’s private contract and financial information which is protected by law. Unless a client provides you with permission in writing to release their information TO THE PUBLIC, you are breaking the law.

I can’t believe that in your defense, you chose to offer to send a client’s personal information, because proof of the amount you withdrew from their account still reflects THEIR financial contract with you, in a public forum.

Even if you ‘blacked out’ or censored the information, you do NOT have permission from the client to release their information to anyone I imagine.

If anything, that alone is a testimony to your knowledge of professional conduct.

I will make sure everyone I knows exactly what kind of professional you are. I will never do business with you solely based on your reply because of your willingness to violate privacy laws and what would normally be covered in a contract (as in this would be prohibited in a business contract), in public TO ANYONE AND EVERYONE.

No one in their right mind should ever do business with you.

And it was more than one client. You’re offering to provide screenshots of private correspondence between you and a client … two different people…

Even Tamara didn’t make public through screenshots or verbatim quotes, the content of the emails.

    Heather Moore

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