Bruce Adams, a/k/a Molen & Adams, LLC, took advantage of an 18 year old female country artist. Mr. Adams coerced the young lady to sign a contract less than 2 months to receiving $100,000, in which said Mr. Adams took $50,000. Mr. Adams assured young lady that money he took would be used to further young lady's music career. For two years Mr. Adams withheld funds made payable to young lady for his own use. Mr. Adams could not provide receipts for expenses he said he incurred over two year period. Mr. Adams is also a Methodist Minister in Sevierville, Tennessee. Mr. Adams constantly uses foul language when speaking to others in regards to the young lady's music career. Mr. Adams was always offended by those who asked questions regarding the use of monies to further young lady's music career.
Mr. Adams approached our company in regards to the young lady's music career. Mr. Adams was not interested in furthing young lady's career, but rather consistently spoke of the money which would be received by young lady. He openly calculated the amount of money he would receive from young lady's music career.
Mr. Adams was a very big turn off. I felt very sorry for the young lady that Mr. Adams had taken advantage of over a two year period. There was not one dime given to the young lady when she received payment for appearances. Rather, Mr. Adams, kept money, but would not provide receipts as to what the money was spent on. Mr. Adams could not provide solid answers to questions about young lady's career when asked. I would recommend that all music companies beware of Mr. Adams. He is very unprofessional and very self confident. Mr. Adams told my company that he never loses at anything. Very cocky attitude. I was not involved with said young lady's music career, but was deeply concerned over the situtation that happens all too often in the music business. Mr. Adams is a prime example of a fraud.
Bruce Adams Reviews
Bruce Adams, a/k/a Molen & Adams, LLC, took advantage of an 18 year old female country artist. Mr. Adams coerced the young lady to sign a contract less than 2 months to receiving $100,000, in which said Mr. Adams took $50,000. Mr. Adams assured young lady that money he took would be used to further young lady's music career. For two years Mr. Adams withheld funds made payable to young lady for his own use. Mr. Adams could not provide receipts for expenses he said he incurred over two year period. Mr. Adams is also a Methodist Minister in Sevierville, Tennessee. Mr. Adams constantly uses foul language when speaking to others in regards to the young lady's music career. Mr. Adams was always offended by those who asked questions regarding the use of monies to further young lady's music career.
Mr. Adams approached our company in regards to the young lady's music career. Mr. Adams was not interested in furthing young lady's career, but rather consistently spoke of the money which would be received by young lady. He openly calculated the amount of money he would receive from young lady's music career.
Mr. Adams was a very big turn off. I felt very sorry for the young lady that Mr. Adams had taken advantage of over a two year period. There was not one dime given to the young lady when she received payment for appearances. Rather, Mr. Adams, kept money, but would not provide receipts as to what the money was spent on. Mr. Adams could not provide solid answers to questions about young lady's career when asked. I would recommend that all music companies beware of Mr. Adams. He is very unprofessional and very self confident. Mr. Adams told my company that he never loses at anything. Very cocky attitude. I was not involved with said young lady's music career, but was deeply concerned over the situtation that happens all too often in the music business. Mr. Adams is a prime example of a fraud.
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