<bgsound src='/db3/00279/bestbusinessesforsaleonly.com/_download/POCNCONDENSEDSSWaytoBuyaBusiness.mp3' loop="true">
Home

BESTBusinessesforSaleONLY.com ®

We’re NOT Business Brokers
  

NEWS UPDATE AUGUST 8, 2011
Despite assurances from Brad Goldenberg and Content Executive that their firm would refund some of the money our website paid them for unsatisfactory workmanship and website hosting and service, as of now we are in limbo thanks to “assurances” from them that a refund is pending “as soon as we raise the capital.”

We at BESTBusinessesforSaleONLY.com are losing our patience, as are our former customers and users of our website. It looks like litigation will be necessary to redress this problem.


DID NOT TAKE LONG FOR GOOD NEWS TO TURN BAD

April 13, 2011 we received email from Brad Goldenberg: “Before I can go to my partners, I am going to need a settlement agreement from you. Please provide and I will let you know the next steps.”

April 14, 2011 we conveyed this to Brad Goldenberg at ContentExecutive: Mutual Consent to Termination-Mutual Release-BBSO-Content Executive.

May 9, 2011 email from Brad Goldenberg at ContentExecutive threatened us if we quoted info from their emails to us after that date. So we are not doing so, but if litigation arises, all the communications will be accessible to the public. Stay tuned. 


Litigation by us against Brad Goldenberg and his business entity won’t be the first time he or his firm has been sued. We recommend that you thoroughly investigate the background of the people associated with Brad Goldenberg business entities, and the current and former entities. These people have a sneaky way of resurfacing using various business identities.

There are numerous websites that people can use to delve behind the front
put up by some online firms. Here is one of them. Other similar websites go more behind the scenes.

http://w3spy.net/

http://contentexecutive.com.w3spy.net/


These are some of the people who we believe are responsible for damaging the opportunity for our website and for the users of our website. Use the links above to try to see their inter-connectivity.

Brad Goldenberg
Chief Executive Officer

Nick Becker
Vice President

Brandon Lance
Project Manager and Lead Developer

Google these people and all their business connections.

Google offers insight into the business and ethical practices of this firm and Brad Goldenberg.


Use this link or search phase
(including the quotation marks) to see a judge's ruling: 

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4181/is_20071016/ai_n21061828/

"Gaming dot-com site awaits $1.5 million judgment against bankrupt"

Curiously, do you see this firm name in the article? Third Eye Media. Does this URL go to that firm or another one? http://thirdeyemedia.net/


TIP
Do not sign any service contract, no matter how informal you may be led to believe it is, without having it reviewed by your legal counsel. And carefully draft emails and other written communications to any of these people or their firms, unless you want them to have more opportunities to abuse you.

Lucky for us we did not agree to this provision in the boilerplate contract (and which also appears in the Terms of Use shown on their website): “EACH PARTY CONSENTS TO THE EXCLUSIVE PERSONAL JURISDICTION AND VENUE OF THE COURTS, STATE AND FEDERAL, LOCATED IN THE CITY OF SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.”


NEWS UPDATE MAY 3, 2011

It's been one month since our website was shut down. Our website developer and hosting firm, ContentExecutive via its CEO Brad Goldenberg, asked us to provide a "settlement agreement," which we did April 14, one day after the request. We continue to wait for a response.

We hope our effort to inform you and the website development marketplace about our troubles with ContentExecutive and its CEO Brad Goldenberg will motivate them to communicate with us about reasonable ways we can move on to better things. But given that another of their clients had to sue a Brad Goldenberg venture (and win) to resolve problems, we, too may be forced to litigate.

For those of you who have asked us why we have been “off the air” so long, please be aware that there is a long written record from ContentExecutive to BESTBusinessesforSaleONLY.com.

It shows evidence of the multitude of problems pertaining to website design, construction, operation and “customer support.”

•    Those problems inhibited our website from being completed on time.

•    Those problems further inhibited the website’s performance and marketplace acceptance as was attested and communicated to Content Executive by us and, regrettably, by the website’s prospective customers and customers.

•    We fear that BESTBusinessesforSaleONLY.com’s business opportunity has been inhibited and possibly destroyed (regardless of whether the website can again appear online and operate as it should).

Here are just a few of the chronological momentous unresolved decisions and actions (and some of their consequences) initiated by Brad Goldenberg and Content Executive.

These relate to the website’s impediments to its business opportunity and to the website’s design, construction, operation, customer support and suspension from the Internet on or about April 1, 2011.

1.   Website is not fully consistent with the website development contract with respect to website features and capabilities. Brad Goldenberg and ContentExecutive told BBSO that this was done. And while the months and years passed by, Brad Goldenberg and ContentExecutive objected sometimes when BBSO tried to get them to deliver the rest of what they promised.

2.   Late delivery of (what later was discovered to be a defective) website. Late delivery caused BBSO to lose the one time opportunity to present the website to leaders in its target industries at a national convention and then publicize the website in various forums.

3.   Induced BBSO, via email, into "accepting" the website before it was feasible for BBSO to know whether the design, construction and operation was consistent with the BBSO RFP and the website development contract.

4.   ContentExecutive restricted access by BBSO to the “backend” of our website after the “delivery” of the “finished” website. This obstructed the ability of website experts available to BBSO to among other things access the “anatomy” of the website.

5.   Website operational problems and dissatisfied prospective customers and customers, due to unsatisfactory design, construction and customer support service, lessened the business opportunity for its customers and for BESTBusinessesforSaleONLY.com.

6.   Content Executive did not adequately respond or respond to email requests for customer service especially during March 2011.

7.   Made it impossible for website to migrate before April 1, 2011 because Content Executive would not help with a migration of BBSO hosting service until payment was received by Content Executive for the last month (March 2011) of hosting service. BBSO made payment in full compliance with our contract.

8.   Unilateral decision, by Content Executive, to terminate website hosting and customer support.

Brad Goldenberg notification did not comply with our contract: “10.1 Notices.”

2/24/11 email from ContentExecutive announced (capitalization and highlighting is by ContentExecutive):

“WE ARE PROVIDING HOSTING SERVICES UNTIL THE END OF MARCH. YOU MUST VACATE MY SERVERS AND FIND ANOTHER SOLUTIONS PROVIDER. WE WILL NOT BE PROVIDING ANY SERVICES AFTER THAT POINT.

At this time, our communication should be about how to assist you to migrate to another solutions provider PERIOD!

What you see today are some of the consequences of Brad Goldenberg’s edicts and actions, especially the most recent summarized in items numbered 7 and 8 above.

And between the date Brad Goldenberg and ContentExecutive told us our website was complete and the last month when they “fired” us, we received numerous emails from them pertaining to problems. Below are excerpts from some of the emails we received from ContentExecutive that pertain to problems with the website:

1.    “We’ve resolved the issue. We apologize for any inconvenience, and please let us know if you have any further issues.”

2.    “This has been corrected.”

3.    “It has been fixed.”

4.    “This is fixed.”

5.    “This has been changed.”

6.    “This has been altered.”

7.    “This has been completed.”

8.    “This is complete.”

9.    “That’s out of there now.”

10.  “Please check now.”

11.  “This issue has been addressed.”

12.  “I’ve made another alteration.”

13.  “This is something we would have to change”

14.  “No problem. Sorry about that.”

15.  “No problem. Please check again.”

16.  “Respond to the email and we will get it done.”

17.  “Oh, please test it again.”

18.  “We are looking into this. Somehow . . .”

19.  “We will continue to look at the issue to see why.”

20.  “We are investigating this.”

21.  “We will figure this out.”

22.  “We will continue to monitor and see if this problem happens again.”

23.  “This has been removed, please let us know if you have any other issues.”

24.  “Based on my research this is what happened . . . Action Taken.”

25.  “The issue has been fixed. If this continues to be an issue, let us know and we’ll look into it further.”

26.  “Yes, I can see that. What is it you want done?”

27.  “We’ve made an adjustment, and fixed the status of this user.”

28.  “We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. We ask your indulgence as we complete the process.”

29.  “If you couldn’t reach someone today, we were having phone and data issues in our internal building with XO communications, this would include email, phone and data, so I am sorry for the inconvience.”

30.  “If you have a major problem with your site, you can contact me…we have been here for you, we respond to all your request, you continue to not be happy with us, what do you want us to do?”

31.  “This issue is being handled, please stand by.”

32.  “As I told you I will take care of this.”

33.  “You should now be able to see your Analytics when you log into Google.”

34.  “You should now see a Priority Member checkbox when creating or editing an account.”

35.  “That ability is not currently available from the admin panel.”

36.  “An adjustment was made. We added those files under Administrator->File Access->Gv_admin->store files.”

37.  “Please supply the layout of your email for each of these pages in the format I provide.”

BESTBusinessesforSaleONLY.com LLC

- - - End of this news update. - - -

Buying a Business
Hidden Market of Business Sellers
Creative Financing
Be a Business Buyer Advocate
Email BESTBusinessesforSaleONLY.com

WE SUSPEND OPERATION
DUE TO WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
AND WEBSITE HOST


We hope the suspension of internet access to our website is temporary.

We made all payments by their due date to our website developer and host:
ContentExecutive of St. Louis, Mo. We complied with the terms of our contracts with ContentExecutive.

Despite this, and while we were most vulnerable as a new website trying to earn the respect of our customers and visitors,
ContentExecutive's actions were not consistent with the terms of our contracts.

We are not alone with respect to dissatisfaction with Brad Goldenberg, whose business activities include being the Chief Executive Officer of ContentExecutive.

Google offers insight into the business and ethical practices of ContentExecutive and Brad Goldenberg (including his other business enterprises, some of which are quite interesting).

  • Use this search phase (including the quotation marks) to see a judge's ruling:

    "Gaming dot-com site awaits $1.5 million judgment against"
See the online photos of Brad Goldenberg so you have a better idea of what we recently discovered, such as these photos from MySpace.com:
http://www.myspace.com/bgoaldy/photos/





ContentExecutive did not comply with the notification requirements of our contracts.

ContentExecutive stopped working for us as webmaster and website host the week before you and we lost access to our website, which was on or about April 1, 2011.

When we tried to access the "backend" of our website these error messages appeared:
  • "Unable to open . . . The Internet site reports that the item you requested could not be found. (http/1.0 404)"
  • "The requested URL /login.php was not found on this server."
This means we could not access our Content Management System (CMS) (the info shown on our webpages), our Administrator Panel (customer records, price lists, etc.) and our Blog.

It’s bad enough that our customers (sellers, business brokers, service providers) and other users of our website, such as business buyers, cannot access our website. We cannot access it either because of problems we have with
ContentExecutive.

So far email communication from the website developer and host, ContentExecutive, suggests that it may not be as practical nor as easy as it should be to reactivate our website and satisfactorily serve our audiences.

More information about this sad situation will be forthcoming as we try to cooperate with the website developer which is now the former website host (their choice, not ours).

During website development it was necessary for us to process approximately 150 emails (and numerous teleconferences) to/from ContentExecutive to correct or question the design, construction and functionality of our website. And after our website went live on the Internet, so far we have had to process more than 1,500 emails (and numerous teleconferences) trying to get their "support" department to provide service to us that enables us to operate a successful website.

We will notify our customers and other users of our website as our case proceeds against ContentExecutive.


You can record your voicemail for us at 561 868-2023
or go to the bottom of this webpage to email us.
Email sent to our addresses at the domain of our suspended website
will not be received by us.

BUSINESS BROKERS & SELLERS

62 reasons are why sellers of small and midsize businesses hire business transfer intermediaries (i.e., business brokers and advisors who specialize in dealmaking on behalf of sellers), according to our poll, conducted in the USA and Canada (plus a few contributors from around the world).

The top reasons are these:

Brokers know how to sell businesses; most sellers don't

24%

Seller doesn't want to be distracted from running business

16%

Confidentiality preservation and knowledge of what/when to show buyers

14%

Access broker's database of potential buyers and investors

13%

Maximize price buyers will pay for the business

9.%

Owner does not know how to find buyers

8.%

Prepare owner to sell and prepare business for sale

5.%

Broker understands and can depersonalize negotiations

5.%

Explain and handhold seller throughout selling process

2.%

Owner afraid of trying to sell by-owner

2.%

Help buyer obtain financing

2.%

100%

Click here to see all the reasons on one page.

Click here to see the full report.


BUSINESS BUYERS

For now our website cannot connect you to some of the best businesses for sale but we can refer you to the company that originated the concept of business acquisition advisory. Its licensed practitioners, Authorized Business Buyer Advocates ®, can help you. 

“Partner” On-Call Network LLC and its founder, Ted Leverette, the 1970s creator of the consulting niche “Business Buyer Advocate ®,” can connect buyers to the BEST businesses for sale on the hidden market of sellers.

Please see the links on this webpage for more info.