PSA: Don't swipe recklessly for others

[mlardi]

Dear Esteemed MYS Members,

With nearly 8 years of leadership in the buying group sector, our dedication to reliability and trust has remained steadfast. Your trust and confidence in us are paramount, and we are committed to prioritizing your interests and ensuring timely payments, fostering mutual success for all involved.
I was disappointed to learn of payment delays being experienced by some of our buyers. To those affected by these delays, please accept my sincerest apologies.

(Some of you may have seen a recent article published on Facebook that sparked unnecessary stress and panic within our community. It is regrettable that the author of that article didn’t seek my perspective or verify facts before drawing conclusions.)

Immediate action has been taken to rectify the situation. Rest assured, all payments are up to date.

Additionally, I am pleased to announce the implementation of a robust system update to ensure that no buyer will face payment delays exceeding 20 business days in the future.

These measures underscore our ongoing commitment to refining our processes and earning your satisfaction and trust in our buying group. With these enhancements in place and our foundational dedication to honesty and mutual success, I am confident that we will continue to serve you with excellence and uphold our reputation for reliability.

Thank you for your understanding and steadfast support.

Warm regards,

Yosef Greenwald
CEO of MYS Buying Group

[zale]

Dear Esteemed MYS Members,

With nearly 8 years of leadership in the buying group sector, our dedication to reliability and trust has remained steadfast. Your trust and confidence in us are paramount, and we are committed to prioritizing your interests and ensuring timely payments, fostering mutual success for all involved.
I was disappointed to learn of payment delays being experienced by some of our buyers. To those affected by these delays, please accept my sincerest apologies.

(Some of you may have seen a recent article published on Facebook that sparked unnecessary stress and panic within our community. It is regrettable that the author of that article didn’t seek my perspective or verify facts before drawing conclusions.)

Immediate action has been taken to rectify the situation. Rest assured, all payments are up to date.

Additionally, I am pleased to announce the implementation of a robust system update to ensure that no buyer will face payment delays exceeding 20 business days in the future.

These measures underscore our ongoing commitment to refining our processes and earning your satisfaction and trust in our buying group. With these enhancements in place and our foundational dedication to honesty and mutual success, I am confident that we will continue to serve you with excellence and uphold our reputation for reliability.

Thank you for your understanding and steadfast support.

Warm regards,

Yosef Greenwald
CEO of MYS Buying Group

So this was all just a misunderstanding?

Well I guess all is good then.

[askmoses]

So this was all just a misunderstanding?

Well I guess all is good then.

Apologized, rectified, committed to improve. Not sure what more you were looking for.

[CountValentine]

When you see red flag after red flag you need to open your eyes. If not, you deserve to get burned.

[aygart]

People aren't getting paid on time. I had no idea that is just so disappointing

[WonderingYid]

So this was all just a misunderstanding?

Well I guess all is good then.

I hope you’re joking. Was absolutely not a misunderstanding, they’ve delayed payments with multiple different excuses multiple times over the course of months. 

They owe people upwards of $80,000. One of the travel blogs just did an article on them.

[yuneeq]

I was disappointed to learn of payment delays being experienced by some of our buyers

It’s incredible that people patiently waited 6 months to notify him, you’d think they’d let him know sooner.

[CountValentine]

It’s incredible that people patiently waited 6 months to notify him, you’d think they’d let him know sooner.

Sometimes you are just too busy, or it just slips your mind.

[jye]

I hope you’re joking. Was absolutely not a misunderstanding, they’ve delayed payments with multiple different excuses multiple times over the course of months. 

They owe people upwards of $80,000. One of the travel blogs just did an article on them.

That article may have been the impetus for them to start to move on the payments.

[zale]

Apologized, rectified, committed to improve. Not sure what more you were looking for.

This response is exactly why I give up. I agree with CM. If you continue, you deserve what’s coming.

[sddd]

I hope some of the previous comments are sarcastic

[Just A Jew]

Apologized, rectified, committed to improve. Not sure what more you were looking for.

Honesty?

I was disappointed to learn of payment delays being experienced by some of our buyers.

He wasn't aware his buyers weren't being paid out? If he wasn't aware, no one should be doing business with an organization run by him. If he was and he's just lying, same answer.

Then turns and deflects blame to an article brought on by complaints, instead of giving any plausible excuse for why the payments were actually delayed. The closest he gets is his "system update," which implies it was purely a tech issue which has been rectified. Speak to buyers who weren't being paid and submitted tickets, called, and emailed to see where their checks were. See if they think it was a tech issue.

[CountValentine]

Honesty?

Where is your compassion/forgiveness?

[Just A Jew]

Where is your compassion/forgiveness?

I have plenty of compassion and forgiveness. Money to lend interest free to a buying group, not so much.

[aygart]

Honesty?

He wasn't aware his buyers weren't being paid out? If he wasn't aware, no one should be doing business with an organization run by him. If he was and he's just lying, same answer.

Then turns and deflects blame to an article brought on by complaints, instead of giving any plausible excuse for why the payments were actually delayed. The closest he gets is his "system update," which implies it was purely a tech issue which has been rectified. Speak to buyers who weren't being paid and submitted tickets, called, and emailed to see where their checks were. See if they think it was a tech issue.

Well, they should have gotten "his perspective" which he somehow declines to include even here.

[gozalim]

Everyone's worst fear now was that this was a ponzi deep in the beginning of collapse, that the money isn't there, that current debts wouldn't be paid.
Their rush to pay calmed that particular gear somewhat / they probably needed to act quick and decisive, to prevent a "bank run" and immediate collapse from that article.

Well run /honest is another discussion
Good idea to get involved is a third discussion

[Just A Jew]

Everyone's worst fear now was that this was a ponzi deep in the beginning of collapse, that the money isn't there, that current debts wouldn't be paid.
Their rush to pay calmed that particular gear somewhat / they probably needed to act quick and decisive, to prevent a "bank run" and immediate collapse from that article.

Well run /honest is another discussion
Good idea to get involved is a third discussion

Not speaking for anyone else, but a rush to pay after an article doesn't calm any personal ponzi fears I may have had.

[Yehuda57]

Apologized, rectified, committed to improve. Not sure what more you were looking for.

How do you commit to improve without acknowledging what went wrong?

[jye]

According to screenshots from the blog buyers who repeatedly requested payment were told to email him directly, which they did, with no acknowledgment or response.

[sylk]

As I have mentioned before but for whatever reason most people aren't catching onto .....this guy is ceo of sgm socher as well.....
read for yourself and then decide if this is someone you want to give a non-guaranteed interest free loan to
https://www.nycourts.gov/Reporter/pdfs/2022/2022_30926.pdf