Recently, through social networks, a lens brand charged to the influencers Mont Pantoja of making him lose more than 110 thousand dollars due to not having fulfilled a contract that he signed with his manager to collaborate mutually. However, the founder of the company assured that due to his “lack of professionalism”, interest and seriousness, the collection could not be completed as agreed.
This is the Hillman Eyewear brand of glasses, which declared that six months ago they talked with one of the representatives who work at the Raw Talent agency, where Mont Pantoja is located, among many others. tiktokers like Aaron Mercury, Domelipa, Brianda Deyanara, etc.
According to Adrián Garza, the owner of the brand of glasses, throughout the process, he never had direct communication with the influencersbut decided to trust the agency that had a good prestige.
In the agreement it was agreed that the collection of glasses would come out in February, the date established by Mont Pantoja. However, the young woman was late in choosing the colors and designs, so the launch was delayed.
It is understood that to meet his request, the Hillman Eyewear brand requested loans, obtained quality material and invested in more personnel, a fact that produced a million-dollar debt. In addition, he paid almost $39,000 to the agency in exchange for six stories, one post, and one giveaway on the account of the tiktoker.
As if this were not enough, Mont Pantoja promised to carry out a photo session with everything paid for by the brand, but she did not show up.
Another thing that the founder of the company recounted is that, suddenly, the manager told him that the influencers she had gone on a trip to Chile and could not contact her to fix the situation. Finally, Adrián Garza pointed out that he will not allow his company to go bankrupt due to this situation and added that to recover, he will auction off the glasses of the tiktoker.
Source: Okchicas
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