I was recruited by James McCorkle as a shareholder/partner in a energy/communications/healthcare sector holding company focused on working with tribal governments. I met him through a trusted mutual friend who I believe was also eventually ripped off by Mr. McCorkle.
Early on during the year I worked with this company - Tribalinx - Mr. McCorkle had major financial challenges. His belongings were about to be auctioned from his storage unit because he couldn't pay the bill. He couldn't pay the deposit or rent on a apartment. His son needed transportation to Alaska for a job on a fishing boat.
Thinking he was a decent person experiencing tough times, over several months I sent him $976.00 (wired Western Union from a Rite-Aid) to save him from the storage unit forfeiture - $1,337.00 (wired from MoneyTree) for apartment deposit and rent - and $750.00 (bank-to-bank transfer at a branch of his bank in Seattle) for his son's flight and for other needs. I believe I loaned him an additional $250.00, but I can't locate the record for that transaction. In any case, he owed at least the $3,063.00. He paid $200.00 during year one, so he owes $2863.00. If a Washington state court could find him and make him pay he would have to pay 7% for each of the last four years, which equals an additional $200.41 per year X 4 years ($801.64).
James McCorkle owes me $3,664.64 as of this summer 2015. He refuses to answer emails and phone calls or texts and has ignored my attempts to get an address for more than a year.
He is a liar and a cheat and I would advise against anyone doing business with this man. If he has a reply to this report it will be a lie. I have the records to prove it and witnesses as well.
Tribalinx Reviews
I was recruited by James McCorkle as a shareholder/partner in a energy/communications/healthcare sector holding company focused on working with tribal governments. I met him through a trusted mutual friend who I believe was also eventually ripped off by Mr. McCorkle.
Early on during the year I worked with this company - Tribalinx - Mr. McCorkle had major financial challenges. His belongings were about to be auctioned from his storage unit because he couldn't pay the bill. He couldn't pay the deposit or rent on a apartment. His son needed transportation to Alaska for a job on a fishing boat.
Thinking he was a decent person experiencing tough times, over several months I sent him $976.00 (wired Western Union from a Rite-Aid) to save him from the storage unit forfeiture - $1,337.00 (wired from MoneyTree) for apartment deposit and rent - and $750.00 (bank-to-bank transfer at a branch of his bank in Seattle) for his son's flight and for other needs. I believe I loaned him an additional $250.00, but I can't locate the record for that transaction. In any case, he owed at least the $3,063.00. He paid $200.00 during year one, so he owes $2863.00. If a Washington state court could find him and make him pay he would have to pay 7% for each of the last four years, which equals an additional $200.41 per year X 4 years ($801.64).
James McCorkle owes me $3,664.64 as of this summer 2015. He refuses to answer emails and phone calls or texts and has ignored my attempts to get an address for more than a year.
He is a liar and a cheat and I would advise against anyone doing business with this man. If he has a reply to this report it will be a lie. I have the records to prove it and witnesses as well.