Ladies of the Night 2015, ladiesofthenight2015 Will Rip You Off Boston Massachusetts
This company will take a membership fee from you to join thier "exclusive" adult club looking for an escort, applying as an escort, applying as a driver for escorts.
To sign up you call a phone numer and send them your membership fee (295.00) via wester union, via "no sign reciept" pick up.
They right away have a job for you (I signed on as a driver) when you call for the driver/escort/member details you speak with this arogant guy named "David" (probably changes his name offten) he picks a fight with you and hangs up.
I continually called and he will continue to yell and scream at you and hang up.
I filed a complain with Western Union and there was nothing they could do, due to the fact I send the money "no sign reciept"
Do not do any business with this company under any circumstances, they will RIP YOU OFF !!!!!!!
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Max
orlando,Florida,
USA
They're Back With a New Name
#3General Comment
Tue, January 12, 2016
About 6 months ago I ran across the Craigslist ad for Ladies Of The Night 2015 and called out of curiosity. The whole thing sounded like BS so I never spoke to a live rep and never sent any money. Now I see they are at it again and trying to be more clever to get people to call and listen to the recording. The title of the ad this time is "Driver for iPhone Messdage Delivery" which doesn't even make sense, the ad says nothing about driving escorts abd there is a local number on the ad. When I called the local number all he said was to call another number with a 609 area code, but I imidiately recognized the New York accent and remembered the escort company. I went ahead and called the 609 number just to confirm my suspicion, and sure enough it it the same guy with the same schtick and a new company name, First Executive Escort Agency.
Tazz
Newark,Pennsylvania,
USA
Ladies of the night 2015 scam
#3Consumer Comment
Wed, August 19, 2015
During my days of being unemployed I hawe been searching for jobs on craigslist and indeed.com. On my search I seen an ad that was to good to be true but when I called they had references to a website as well as a recording with directions on what to do. I should have taken my fiance advice when I discussed about this opportunity . It's a complete scam so please don't be as curious as I was and lose your money to this guy "David".
David will have you pay a membership and may even pay more for some so called tickets to an event. He will then send you out and then you will be waiting with no phone call back and if you try calling he will play it off as if you didn't do something right. He is a complete fraud!! Please don't make the same mistake as I did. I will be reporting to the cops here in New Jersey.