- Report: #1024569
Complaint Review: Certified Payment Processing - Atlanta Georgia
Reported By:
ngozieze -
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
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Certified Payment Processing
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Phone:
18772887528
Web:
www.cpp-360.com/
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Certified Payment Processing UNPROFESSIONAL SUBPAR SCAM ARTIST Atlanta, Georgia
CPP is most definitly unprofessional, and more than likely a scam company. I recieved a call from an automated number that instructed me to call 1-877-288-7528. Upon calling this number, a hoodrat named Barry answered the phone. Barry was initially completely lost about the origination of my call & once he realized I was returning an automated call for a position he proceeded. His introduction of the company was very vague and full of ebonics and grammatically incorrect phrases. To say the least, he was incapable of pitching me the position based off of his grammar alone. The minute that I began politely expressing disinterest I was hung up on. To be honest, this was hysterical and only added to the discredit that company already has mounting.
In sole interest of helping the company weed out bad reps such as Barry, I called back. At this time another unconvincing young thug named "Lamar" answered the phone. I briefly discussed with him my prior call and distaste thereof, and politely asked to speak with a supervisor. At this time I was placed on hold for over 15 minutes, only then for the call to flatline. RED FLAG: If the recruiting representatives in the corporate office are able to act in this manner and even feel as if they can get away with, you're dealing with somthing sketchy.
This is apparently a homegrown organization that benefits and operates off of the impressionable for free labor. It's apparent.
In sole interest of helping the company weed out bad reps such as Barry, I called back. At this time another unconvincing young thug named "Lamar" answered the phone. I briefly discussed with him my prior call and distaste thereof, and politely asked to speak with a supervisor. At this time I was placed on hold for over 15 minutes, only then for the call to flatline. RED FLAG: If the recruiting representatives in the corporate office are able to act in this manner and even feel as if they can get away with, you're dealing with somthing sketchy.
This is apparently a homegrown organization that benefits and operates off of the impressionable for free labor. It's apparent.
