Bench is charging people for services they already paid for, some customers say

After employer.com Ek to earn a bankruptcy Startup Bench Fire-selling CEO Jesse Tinsley by the end of last year Committed LinkedIn and to honor the past customer payments somewhere else.

Tinsley, “We respect all the prepaid bench services, even though we do not earn directly on our own,” In an interview said With the founder and investor Julian Weiser.

However, some bench customers have said that they are being charged to get their previously provided books or tax returns.

A suit Bench customer Korum on Tuesday claimed that the bench was needed to receive his 2023 tax return despite already paying for service under the previous owners of the bench.

“When the defendant Jesse Tinsley had falsely stated that the employer would respect the prepaid bench services, he made a negligent misrepresentation,” the case has been alleged.

According to TechCrunch’s published correspondence, two years ago, to finish the accounting books while paying for this service, their subscription to renew their subscription to renew their subscription to renew their subscription to renew their subscription to renegotize their subscription to their subscription for their subscription. They were shocked to renew their subscription for renewal.

When they interrogated it, a bench representative told them that “Bench 2.0” has nothing to do with the previous obligation and the employer could not accept the unpaid work.

Employer.com CMO Matt Charney Scene is strongly disputed that the bench is charging to pay earlier. “We’ve been, and respectful-paid services for our customers,” he said.

Charney also said that it returned to the 2023 tax korum without the need to pay extra. However, Korum founder Andrew Pietra told TechCrunch that he would have to continue his subscription to get the return in the first place.

Under its previous ownership, the bench has been burned Through $ 135 million And Strive to get AI To replace human bookkeepers. According to former employees, it led a long delay and the big piles of the book still needed to be completed.

Multiple bench customers Had previously told TechCrunch The employer also sent their notifications to click on their consent button to predict their prepaid services.

Many books and returns remain incomplete when the bench suddenly closed on December 26 last year. Employer.com, a US company, The announcement of the announcement To buy Canadian Fintec less than 72 hours later.

Employer dotcom bought a bench for $ 9 million, Filing of the bankruptcy Submitted to Canada Show.

The sudden fall of Fintec was due to its lack of fluidity after refusing to lend $ 7.7 million in December 2021, the National Bank of Canada, Canada, in December 2021. The NBC had already provided the trouble startup as Credit O as $ 51 million, According to the previous filing.

Honestly, it is the news of the sudden shutdown of the bench that rescues it. The company had earlier shopped around himself but Failed to find the serious buyer, the Filing Note.