Business ProfileforCompensation Consultants, Inc.

The company that I am a small minority partner in (DCB Performance Boats - ********, **) has used this company - Compensation Consultants - for many years as they handle (handled) our 401K plan as the **** My company (DCB Performance Boats - ********, **) sold to a new majority partner in June of 2023, and we moved our facility from ********, ** to *******, **, and the new company is named **********************. Apparently there was an outstanding invoice the the old company (DCB - ********) owed Compensation Consultants, that I was unaware of. And they did not inform me of, or contact me, until November of 2023 (5 months after) the change in ownership, about a past due invoice in the amount of $2,373. While I am trying to work out the legal logistics of paying a past due amount that was not represented during the sale of the company, I have not been in a position to pay this outstanding invoice. And unfortunately, the previous owner of DCB (********) was killed in a helicopter accident three weeks ago. So I have no short term avenues to try and get the $2,373 funds from his widow and/or their estate. Just for your validation concerns, please ****** "********** helicopter crash killed *****************" and you will see that I am quoted in the second paragraph. I attempted to explain to *************************** - owner of Compensation Consultants - the fact that (A) we received his invoice not only 11 months past the annual calendar year that the services were actually rendered, and that (B) it was five months after the official sale and relocation of the company, and (C) any discretionary funds to resolve this were now tied up due to the unexpected death of my previous business partner. *************************** told me, "I don't care what the excuse is, it's past due, and I am sending your name and SS to collections." I am writing/filing this, because I don't feel his position is ethical, given the circumstances, and want it documented under the BBB.