
It looks like it's business as usual at Tate Publishing.
A week or so ago, The Journal Record published an article about Oklahoma companies that receive the most complaints to the Attorney General's office. Tate Publishing – the shady vanity press that's led by Fox News Business "Expert" Ryan Tate – finished in second place with only 22 complaints. Considering all the Tate Publishing horror stories told to me by former employees, I would have assumed the total was much higher.
Via The Journal Record:
Consumer complaints to the Oklahoma attorney general this year include allegations against a pair of gun part manufacturers, a book publisher and a company accused of faxing advertisements that look like bills...
Mustang-based book publisher Tate Publishing and Enterprises has received 22 consumer complaints so far this year.
The AG’s office does not disclose the nature of complaints and cites an exemption from the Open Records Act that lets the office keep investigatory files confidential. The nature of the complaints, however, can be gleaned elsewhere – namely from websites that focus on consumer protection and allow reviews.
Yeah, I'm not surprised the Attorney General's office keeps information like this confidential. I doubt they even had time the time to look into the complaints, you know, with them spending so much time filing frivolous lawsuits trying to block Obamacare, stop Colorado from selling weed, and keep a religious monument on the steps of our state capitol.

