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I am writing to share a deeply concerning experience with Paul L. Klink, who operates as a Medical Provider, Patient-Advocate, Chaplain, and Medical Assistant. Based on my experience, I believe he may be running a scam related to medical marijuana card renewals. On April 6th, 2024, I paid Mr. Klink $176.50 and provided my personal information to renew my medical marijuana card. Here’s a timeline of what happened afterward: April 12th and 19th: Followed up and was told I would receive my card soon. May 3rd: Followed up again and was told I should have my card by Monday. May 7th: Followed up and was told I would receive it ASAP. May 9th, 16th, and 20th: Followed up with no response. May 21st: Mr. Klink claimed he had just had open-heart surgery and would process my card ASAP. May 22nd: Followed up and received a sarcastic response, stating he would be home the next day to resolve the issue. May 29th: Followed up; Mr. Klink promised to send proof of the application, which he did not. June 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th: Followed up with no response. June 7th: Mr. Klink called, promising I would receive my card by the end of the upcoming Monday. June 10th: Followed up as I did not receive the card; no response. June 11th, 12th, and 13th: Followed up again; Mr. Klink provided a fake password for the Department of Health website. June 13th - Present: Sent five requests for a refund, with no response from Mr. Klink. Despite multiple follow-ups, broken promises, and even being given a fake login for the Department of Health website, I have not received my renewed card or a refund. This has left me without a valid medical marijuana card, causing significant stress and inconvenience. Ultimately, I lost my money and had to seek another provider to get my medical marijuana card renewed. I strongly urge others to be cautious when dealing with this business. My experience suggests that Mr. Klink is not trustworthy and may be engaging in fraudulent activities. Protect yourself and seek services elsewhere.