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Complaint Review: Axis Global Client Referral Services Aka Axis Global Telecommuting Job Services - Nationwide
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Axis Global Client Referral Services Aka Axis Global Telecommuting Job Services
http://www.axisglobalclientreferralservices.com Nationwide, U.S.A.
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Axis Global Client Referral Services Aka Axis Global Client Referral Services Aka Axis Global Telecommuting Job Services Axis Global Telecommuting contacted me too! I also think they are SUSPECT Oklahoma
*UPDATE Employee: I am a satisfied agent with Axis Global - Axis Global is LEGITIMATE!
*UPDATE Employee: Axis Global Client Referral Services is legitimate and they are currently helping 10 of my friends now take care of their families!!!
*Consumer Comment: negative feed back
*UPDATE Employee: Axis Global is legitimate my thoughts and I've searched for years!!
This company contacted me as well. I had not previously applied for a position with them, but had been told by their "recruiter" that they had found a posting of my resume on a jobseeker website in which I had utilized.
I was excited at first when the lady called me. However, the longer that I spoke with this woman, it almost sounded as if she was reading from a telemarketing script while she was trying to "recruit me." This was a red flag immediately. The next red flag came when she mentioned that there was a $35 background check fee that had to be paid once you filled out your application. Now I went back and asked her if you could pay it AFTER you had been specifically hired for a project and she told me yes. However, if you go to their website, it seems that they want you to pay this upfront before they process any of your paperwork for any of their positions. How can you charge someone a background check fee, when they haven't even been OFFICIALLY hired for anything? That's EXTREMELY suspicious to me...
The next weird thing is this. The "recruiter" that I spoke with on the phone mentioned to me that the company was based in Oklahoma. I went to their website and it too says "Oklahoma." However, I checked on a couple of websites, and they had a posting in which they said that their location was in Liverpool, NY. Now I'm not sure whether or not they have a satellite office there, but it sure wasn't listed on the website, which was also SUSPICIOUS.
I have also researched responses over the net about this company, and the majority of folks who responded have had some of the same questions that I had with no real legitimate answers. I have only seen ONE response on a website that said that this was a reputable company to work for. Who really knows, it could have been a company rep just trying to ease suspicians.
But in any case ladies and gentlemen, I don't have a good feeling about this "company." My intuition tells me that there is just something fishy about this.
I didn't pay the money because it just sounds too much like a scam. When any organization raises this many questions, all eyebrows should be raised, and you should definately BEWARE. You don't have to pay someone for any job fees if it's legit. Now if you're talking about home office equipment cost, that's one thing. But "processing fees for a job application," or "background check fees." I just don't think so. If they can't take it out of your pay after you made some money and are hired, don't do it.
Just a thought...if this company got over 10,000 people to pay that $35 fee, they would have made $350,000 in profits. Don't fall prey. STAY SMART!
O
Atlanta, Georgia
U.S.A.
I was excited at first when the lady called me. However, the longer that I spoke with this woman, it almost sounded as if she was reading from a telemarketing script while she was trying to "recruit me." This was a red flag immediately. The next red flag came when she mentioned that there was a $35 background check fee that had to be paid once you filled out your application. Now I went back and asked her if you could pay it AFTER you had been specifically hired for a project and she told me yes. However, if you go to their website, it seems that they want you to pay this upfront before they process any of your paperwork for any of their positions. How can you charge someone a background check fee, when they haven't even been OFFICIALLY hired for anything? That's EXTREMELY suspicious to me...
The next weird thing is this. The "recruiter" that I spoke with on the phone mentioned to me that the company was based in Oklahoma. I went to their website and it too says "Oklahoma." However, I checked on a couple of websites, and they had a posting in which they said that their location was in Liverpool, NY. Now I'm not sure whether or not they have a satellite office there, but it sure wasn't listed on the website, which was also SUSPICIOUS.
I have also researched responses over the net about this company, and the majority of folks who responded have had some of the same questions that I had with no real legitimate answers. I have only seen ONE response on a website that said that this was a reputable company to work for. Who really knows, it could have been a company rep just trying to ease suspicians.
But in any case ladies and gentlemen, I don't have a good feeling about this "company." My intuition tells me that there is just something fishy about this.
I didn't pay the money because it just sounds too much like a scam. When any organization raises this many questions, all eyebrows should be raised, and you should definately BEWARE. You don't have to pay someone for any job fees if it's legit. Now if you're talking about home office equipment cost, that's one thing. But "processing fees for a job application," or "background check fees." I just don't think so. If they can't take it out of your pay after you made some money and are hired, don't do it.
Just a thought...if this company got over 10,000 people to pay that $35 fee, they would have made $350,000 in profits. Don't fall prey. STAY SMART!
O
Atlanta, Georgia
U.S.A.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Cindy
Tulsa,Oklahoma,
U.S.A.
Axis Global is legitimate my thoughts and I've searched for years!!
#2UPDATE Employee
Fri, January 09, 2009
Hello I have had good experiences with Axis Global working for several clients so I can not speak for others and not all reputable companies are listed with BBB due to their high membership fees for small business owners. BBB is a business just like any other business that is a scam alone with all their fees they charge their customers and members to keep a good report going so naturally they will report bad standings until you join with them to turn it into good standings, I know because my friend worked with them for 15 yrs. So let's get real !!!!! Anyone with doubts call Corporate 1-405-886-9429 they will help you out instead of wrongful Speculators posting info online! Good Day! http://www.axisglobalclientreferralservices.com
Sparky
Topeka,Kansas,
U.S.A.
negative feed back
#3Consumer Comment
Thu, January 08, 2009
Please check with the BBB about this Axis Global. Nothing is positive and they are not listed as a legitimate business - not even with the government.
Sarah
Dallas,Texas,
U.S.A.
Axis Global Client Referral Services is legitimate and they are currently helping 10 of my friends now take care of their families!!!
#4UPDATE Employee
Wed, January 07, 2009
Hi I paid the fee and I have had nothing but the best luck in finding jobs from home. I have worked with Axis Global from home for the past 3 months and I would like to tell all how Legitimate Axis Global really is when I had doubts in the beginning due to all online scams that I encountered before I found them. Axis Global has helped me and a lot of my friends stay at home to take care of our families during a time like this when I lost my job due to this horrible recession we are in. I have had nothing but GOOD luck with them, so maybe working from home is not for everyone in todays world. I currently work as a document coder with a medium size medical clinic client referral that allows me to code documents daily for them from home through Axis Global Client Referral Services - I make $12.50 per hour and I love my job from home. Thank God! I do get paid hourly and on time by them and I recommend them to anyone who is unemployed needing work badly. The one time fee is their only fee and its legitimate. I would rather pay one fee for something very legitimate instead of listening to people who has never paid the fee and only speculating bad reports online - which detours me when I read negative messages that is posted on this site by many companies of all sorts. Anyone can post negative adds to destroy valuable clients that have good reputations, its a name game it seems when finding reliable clients to work for especially from home. You can contact them directly daily at 1-405-886-9429 or online here to apply http://www.axisglobalclientreferralservices.com/index.html to find a job to work reliable and legitimately from home. Hope you all find work soon!
Cindy
Tulsa,Oklahoma,
U.S.A.
I am a satisfied agent with Axis Global - Axis Global is LEGITIMATE!
#5UPDATE Employee
Thu, July 03, 2008
Hey there! - SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT! Where did all of this bad conversation come from, the only bad report online is from this site, which I agree with someone else who just posted the same comment? Whose to say this site is legitimate or not if you want to bash peoples businesses without knowing the whole truth. I guess that is what happens when people have been burned by many non reliable companies and you start to feel that they all are the same. My thoughts are - If you do not know all facts then do not post them online. This causes a disturbances to everyone, especially to agents that are seeking viable employment from home. These are the replies that are posted on this site if you all will read further: Axis Global Telecommuting Jobs I spoke with a representative from Axis Global Telecommuting Jobs and this issue has been resolved. Both parties involved have been satisfied. Employee Submitted: 6/3/2008 8:31:45 AM Modified: 6/3/2008 4:00:06 PM Employee Cmwest Red Bluff, California U.S.A. I have found the opposite with this company #1 Yes you paid the bg check money so did I but you must not have done something right becuz I have a recruiter and actually work with two of them. This is a small company you can tell that but they are just like other job services online and in person. So dont say they are a ripoff. Funny thing is I can only find one report that says anything bad about them, and its yours I would like to say that I have been happily working with Axis Global for the past year from home. During my first 6 months working with them I have to say that I stay very busy with the variety of different projects and client referral positions they offer. They are very similar to your local temporary agency however they staff and refer agents to work at home on a ft or pt preference. I work 1 project with them currently in their HR Verification Dept. and I love the work and its fun. All their projects are very easy and manageable and most of all they do pay on time. I also work as a hotel reservationist full time in a virtual call center and I take inbound calls from home, in which I found this position through Axis Global too with a client referral position. I use to work with Willow better known as "Arise with the recent name change and I couldn't afford all the testing and training fees that they kept coming up with so I stopped working with them and a friend referred me to Axis Global. To sum up all my chatting....If you are seeking legitimate employment from home then I would recommend Axis Global to anyone who needs a legitimate job from home and quickly because their process takes 5 - 7 days when most companies take forever. I also know they are going to be hiring in a few weeks internally for Customer Service Representatives to work in their product catalog store. Thanks and I hope this helps anyone! Happy New Year! Katie - stay at home mom
