Let me give you a little background on this topic since it's a response to the issue involving the scam.  It appears that some club owner (and/or promoter, not sure cause I wasn't following the story THAT closely, LOL) call himself suing Beyonce (and perhaps Music World Entertainment) for breach of contract.  He claims she was a no-show for a performance at his club.  Now, the posting below pretty much states that Beyonce was never scheduled to perform.  She was only to co-host the show and introduce Solange, who was the performer.  See below, then click on the attachment to read the contract. YES! The contract is attached.

Mathew Knowles released a statement about Beyonce canceling on that NY club date saying, "The cancellation of the launch party for Beyonce’s “I AM…” tour, first scheduled for this Saturday at M2, was a result of a breach of contract by the promoter. Beyonce never had a contract with the club itself and no one in her camp dealt directly with the venue. The superstar was never scheduled to perform but was to serve as a co-host and introduce singer/songwriter Solange’s performance. Patrons were falsely promised a performance by Beyonce."

Well, Club Owner Dude, who had absolutley been advertising a Beyonce show at his club, is going around saying the real problem is Promoter Guy didn't cough up the $200,000 on time so Matt stopped answering their emails, even after Club Owner Dude offered to put up the 200 Gs himself because he'd already invested money and put his club's rep on the line by promoting the event.

Yeah well, E Online got a copy of the agreement and it says expressly says that "the artist" would not give a performance of any kind. "The contract is attached." It's item 1. under the terms of the agreement. So Promoter Guy and Club Owner Dude WERE falsely advertising a Beyonce concert.

courtesy of http://rhymeswithsnitch.blogspot.com

Wow. I can't believe it. Matthew Knowles' statement is FINALLY a true one.  Welp, there's a first time for everything.