- Report: #652608
Complaint Review: Chicago Top Models Inc. - Chicago Illinois
Reported By:
Brittany -
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
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Chicago Top Models Inc.
150 N Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Phone:
312.266.1150
Web:
www.chicagotopmodels.com
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Chicago Top Models, Inc. ONE OF THE BIGGEST SCAMS Chicago, Illinois
I thought Chicago Top Models was finally out of business but no such luck. They started out in Prudential Plaza but got evicted for not paying their rent. Then they moved into 231 W. Institute Place and got evicted AGAIN for not paying their rent. In fact, there is still a sign on their door from the Cook County Sheriff saying they have been evicted, yet AGAIN. I went to pick up my comp cards from them (that took nine months to print) but instead of getting my comp cards, I saw the EVICTION notice. I tried to call Michael but he never called me back even though there was a sign on the door stating that if you have any questions to call him at [email protected]. And now they are back at 150 N. Michigan Avenue. It's only a matter of time till they get EVICTED from that place too. You've got to ask yourself what legitimate agency gets EVICTED not once, but twice, for not paying their rent. They hold "auditions" for phoney jobs but no one ever gets hired for anything but hair shows . And that you can find on your own. It took them four months to pay most of the hair show models and some have not gotten paid till this day. You call and call but because you're asking to be paid, they ignore you. And the pay was for only $80. Anyone that has ANYTHING GOOD TO SAY ABOUT THEM HAS GOT TO BE AN EMPLOYEE WHO IS ON COMMISSION. It's one of the biggest SCAMS in the city of Chicago. If you see any ads on Craig's List, just ignore them. They're not real jobs anyway. They just want you to come in so they can charge you $110 for test pictures. Then they want to charge you $400 for a portfolio and then another $600 for comp cards. Just stay away and save yourself a lot of aggrevation and MONEY
