TNT MANAGEMENT-TINA NORRIS-TNT MGMT Emma Berry, Julia Warren, Theresa Catanese, Theresa Steele, Intergrate Agency, promotions. owner and alias' above used by Tina Norris. PROVEN DECEIPTIVE BUSINESS 1527 47th st. des moines , Iowa
WOW. Once you research this TNT Tina Norris woman and her business you are directed here! This is top shelf stuff!!! Why is this woman not in jail anyone???
I did a little digging myself and found these numbers listed for her business publicly.
818-859-9829
515-255-9073
515-265-8159
515-897-2029
This woman repeated gives on her own, different numbers throughout the internet. What exactly is she hiding from??? anyway, any right minded or person with half sense can see that shes shady.
This company and owner is a joke! Read just half of the stuff on RipOff about this company and you will be picking your jaw up off the floor! The other sign that not one of her rebuttals is true is her antagonizing way she speaks, I mean come on! Is there any reputable business out there that will get all "ghetto" on a person or persons filing a complaint, hell, half of every business in the US would be shut down if they operated like she does. Again, why isnt this woman behind bars and banned from a computer or this industry for all honest purposes??? Geez! What a "whack job"!!!!!!!!
Hope everyone, as it looks, is successful in shutting down yet another scam company. I for one am glad I never proceeded to try and get work from her.
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Victim
Miami,Indiana,
USA
Tina Norris of TNT MGMT is a liar! cant be trusted!
#2General Comment
Fri, February 26, 2010
Tina Norris - TNT Management won't pay our talent. The modeling and entertainment industry is a very difficult business. Des Moines Iowa
... Tina Norris of TNT MGMT is a liar! cant be trusted!
Tina Norris - TNT Management
Phone : 515-897-2029 Fax:
2643 Beaver Avenue Suite #346 Des Moines, Iowa 50310 U.S.A.
Submitted: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 Modified: Monday, August 17, 2009
Chester, South Carolina
Ripoff Report Verified Safe
The Modeling and Entertainment Industry is a very difficult business. It is of course immensely rewarding, and working with creative kids and teens is as good as it gets. If everyone was honest, upfront and believed in honesty and integrity, this would be a dream job. Our agency here in South Carolina has been in business for 20 years and we have a spotless reputation. Our talent always works, and when you work, you get paid, right? In most case yes, until recently and I will explain that statement to anyone who will listen. This is a long story and I will give the abbreviated version because I want to paint a complete picture. Several months ago, December 2008 to be exact, we were contacted by an agency in Evansville, Indiana. They were working in connection with an agency in Des Moines Iowa on a promotion. It was a rather large job, but we were happy to book it. We had many college students home for the
holidays
and money after all, is important. We worked in connection with one of our friends in the SC low country. She has amazing talent and they want to work. We all waited patiently for all our boxes with promotion material to be delivered. We of course checked on the status. No problem! It will be there. One day before the event three boxes arrived at our studio. They were supposed to be delivered to the individuals who were to work. I called TNT Management and was told that all the boxes were in their
garage , and would be picked up by Fed-Ex and delivered to each individual store. I was told to tell my talent to go and plan to work. My assistant delivered the three boxes to 3 models in a town 50 miles away. Each of these three people was to work 2 stores. They had enough material, but paperwork for only one store. They filled out paperwork online for the 2nd store. 2 other people picked up materials from a TNT contact in Columbia South Carolina. Saturday AM approximately 20 drove to stores expecting to work. Many drove 40 or 50 miles only to be told, we don't know what promotion you are here for and we have no materials. No one could work. I sent an email to Tina Norris concerning this and I was very angry. The next call I get is from her
attorney . I felt after our conversation, he understood the situation, and my talent would be paid. Time passed, many phone calls and emails. We finally received a small check for the talent who had boxes. They all worked 2 stores and were paid for one. Ms. Norris says, no original paperwork, no pay. This went on until we were faxed paperwork that had to be taken to each individual store, and signed by the store manager. A big pain. Some of the talent didn't live in the town where they worked. Nevertheless, we did it. Oh, ok, now you must have an affidavit from the store manager. I stayed on the situation because it was no longer about money, it's about integrity. Ms. Norris then decides to contact my talent individually and says she'll pay them directly. No problem. I just want these people paid. She paid one person and none of the rest. I contacted her attorney only because she told me not to contact her again. I emailed a new
invoice . Perhaps the most ridiculous event of all then occurred. Ms. Norris sent me her attorney's invoice for $2,000.00. Imagine that. She says she only had an attorney because our agency contacted him about receiving payment for a job that we completed. I must say, it's easy to ignore that invoice. It's ludicrous.!!! I hope my experience and sharing this will help someone who may consider working with TNT Management. What message does this send to our young adults? Do the job, work hard, be punctual, friendly, and just don't expect to get paid. Music manager Chester, South Carolina U.S.A.
STILL NOT PAID TO DATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!