The campaign website for Coleman Young II was shut down by the web developer Thursday after he said the Detroit mayoral candidate stiffed him on $400 for two months of service.
Burhman, who developed www.Coleman4Detroit.com and served as the campaign’s media and IT consultant, claims the state senator agreed to pay $200 for each month of site maintenance, but he stopped after one payment.
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Visitors to the site were greeted with bold white letters: “This site has been REMOVED for NON-PAYMENT!”
Young’s campaign manager Adolph Mongo disputes Burnham’s accounts, saying the web developer refused to give anyone access to the site and did a poor job of maintaining it.
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“We can’t be held hostage by a website,” Mongo told me. “We are running a campaign, and we need a professional website.”
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Mongo said the campaign plans to get a new website soon.
The Aug. 8 primary election features eight candidates, including Mayor Mike Duggan, who holds a comfortable lead so far, according to a survey by Lansing-based Target Insyght.
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Steve Neavling lives and works in Detroit as an investigative journalist. His stories have uncovered corruption, led to arrests and reforms and prompted FBI investigations.
