Business ProfileforThe Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces, LLC

I paid $300 to be a vendor at The Turtle Creek Spring Arts Festival, which was scheduled for April 11-12, 2020. The event organizer Mr. ******* *. *** postponed numerous times the event and he later postponed the event to April 9-10, 2022. The event never occurred before and Mr. ******* *. *** has refused to refund my money. Mr. ******* *. Fox's business is The Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces, LLC (DBA The Turtle Creek Spring Arts Festival), and may be found online at http://www.affps.com/ I have attached the receipt I paid via https://www.zapplication.org/ and the agreement at the time of payment. On November 3rd, 2021, I emailed Mr. *** to request a cancellation and a refund. (Not requested transfer my credits to other events) At that time, the new date for the event was April 9, 2022, more than 5 months prior to the event. However, He refused to honor the written vendor agreement, and repeated the phrase, “Stay Safe and we will see you in 2022.” In subsequent emails to him, Mr. *** indicated that I consented to new terms concerning the written vendor agreement, but that was not case. I have never agreed to waive my right to demand a refund. Therefore, in February 2022, I requested that he refund my money, but he only lied by indicating I had previously accepted new terms regarding the written vendor agreement. Prior to and after November 3, 2021 when I requested a refund, he has never offered a new refund agreement and there is no agreement I have made other than the one I have attached. The refunds stated in the agreement are as follows. “Cancellations must be made submitted in written form by mail or email before 30 days prior to the event. By mail: send to PO Box 422571, Atlanta GA 30342. By email: to [email protected]. No refunds will be given for cancellations less than 30 days prior to the event date or for no-shows. All refunds will incur a $ 10 admin fee, as our agreement with Zapp.”