Samantha
Coconut Creek,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Thu, June 28, 2007
i used to work for the elephant group as well, let me tell you a little bit about e-club. most people were not told about it. most people were slammed with it. countless times we have asked for a recording to be pulled and guess what? no recording found! its $19.23, not $1,923. They do not care if they slammed you and they dont care that your upset. just accept the refund of the LAST charge (no matter how many times you were charged before) and WALK away. its not worth your time or effort.
Christopher
Elkridge,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Fri, January 05, 2007
Jerry you are wrong.... I grew up in France and you can not translate things literally from French into English. Where I come from C'est Dommage means what a shame. What is taught in the textbooks does not make for proper translations. So, you are the one who needs to go back and actually live in La Belle France! Quel Dommage is not even used in idiomatic French anymore.... Best of luck ripping the public off some more my friend and Enculez Vous! Look that one up. That is not in text books either!
Jerry
FairPlay,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, December 14, 2006
First: Best of luck in your new career...I hope you achieve nothing but success. Secondly: Go back to your textbooks Skippy! Quel dommage= What a shame C'est un dommage=It's a shame You left the article out. I will be going back to doing things constructive, like fixing what's broken and improving quality of life. You should too. Be Well
Jerry
FairPlay,#5Consumer Comment
Thu, December 14, 2006
First: Best of luck in your new career...I hope you achieve nothing but success. Secondly: Go back to your textbooks Skippy! Quel dommage= What a shame C'est un dommage=It's a shame You left the article out. I will be going back to doing things constructive, like fixing what's broken and improving quality of life. You should too. Be Well
Jerry
FairPlay,#6Consumer Comment
Thu, December 14, 2006
First: Best of luck in your new career...I hope you achieve nothing but success. Secondly: Go back to your textbooks Skippy! Quel dommage= What a shame C'est un dommage=It's a shame You left the article out. I will be going back to doing things constructive, like fixing what's broken and improving quality of life. You should too. Be Well
Christopher
Elkridge,#7UPDATE EX-employee responds
Tue, December 12, 2006
Jerry, eveidently you work for Elephant Group, what is a scholar emeritus who speaks bad french doing working for such a company? Maybe your recruiters misrepresented the company to you also and you swallowed the bait! I was offered a possilbe management position with your company but I was informed that I would have to start out as an inbound sales rep as the posting appears on Monster, Careerbuilder, and MSN job sites. NOT THE CASE, instead I am put on OUTBOUND calls to people who had failed credit. The wage was listed as 24K-35K per year, that was bogus also. This was just bridge job for me. I now have a REAL position as an executive with a MAJOR corporation probably making 3X what you make. As for legal recourses, it has already been done... By the way you need to brush up on your French. the correct idiom is C'est Dommage! Chris
Jerry
FairPlay,#8Consumer Comment
Mon, December 11, 2006
Christopher- You spent countless hours issuing a "rebuttal" to every complaint filed against this company on the rip-off report site....that doesn't show any altruism, just spite. To you and everyone out there who feels wronged in life: We are fortunate to have legal recourse in many areas of our lives.....use it! And to you Christopher, holder of many academic degrees and PhD candidate......a scholar emeritus like you working for a telemarketing company???? Quel Dommage! Your energies are best spent elsewhere. Consider it fate you were forced to improve your lot.
Christopher
Elkridge,#9Consumer Suggestion
Mon, December 11, 2006
The only way I screwed up was to accept employment from the Elephant Group in the first place. I was let go because I disputed my wage due to misrepresentation of your recruiters-Wage Fraud is illegal. Furthermore, we are protected by certain laws and we can exercise free will in reporting violations of said laws to government agencies that enforce said laws. The author of this excerpt is a PhD candidate and a holder of several degrees.
Mary
Pinnacle,#10Author of original report
Mon, December 11, 2006
Obviously, Jerry works for this underhanded company because Christopher's suggestions were valid options.
Jerry
FairPlay,#11Consumer Comment
Sun, December 10, 2006
Boy, Christopher, you are really exerting a lot of negative energy to smear this company. I guess your parting from them wasn't very pretty. It's good to see such a champion of consumer rights...Grow up boy, you screwed up and now can move on to bigger and better careers.
Christopher
Elkridge,#12Consumer Suggestion
Sun, December 10, 2006
Anyone can file a complaint about fraud and ripoffs online with these organizations: 1. Better Business Bureau http://www.bbb.org 2. Federal Trade Commission: http://www.ftc.gov 3. Federal Communications Commission: http://www.fcc.gov Fill out the forms on the respective web pages and let the world know what a rip off companies like these are.