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Engajer Inc Michael Castellano Do Not Work With This Company! Menlo Park Internet
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I worked for Engajer for 6 months. During this time I watched as Michael received large deposits from his fathers company as an "investment". I worked for a measely 1000.00 a month thinking this start up would be the next big thing. Unbeknowst to me, Engajer has been a "start-up" for 5 years. I did not receive my final paycheck. nor did I receive proper notice. Michael Castellano also urged the accountant of the company to "cook the books" to make their financial standing seem better than it was to investors and others alike. Michael Castellano received 1.5 million dollars in funding which he used to go on lavish "business meetings" to Hawaii and florida multiple times a month with his girlfriend. This is not how business should be run. Beware of this fraud.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Michael
Menlo Park,California,
United States
This is way exagerrated
#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Fri, January 19, 2018
I would like to kindly rebut this report.
First of all, Engajer is a profitable very high tech company with very quality software and lots of customers. Many, many customers.
The individual here is a disgruntled employee who is upset because he never got a promotion to Senior VP of Video Interaction.
As well, I never went to Hawaii on behalf of engajer. I went to Hawaii for my yoga retreat, and just by coiincidence the yoga teacher ended up using engajer to promote her yoga class. Subsequent to that, our engajer for yoga practitioners has grown by over 30%. I'ts big, and going to get bigger.
All of the investors who invested in engajer new the risks of investing in very high tech. complicated, 3rd generation video software that does things nobody has done before.
I think that pretty much ties that up.
Rescinding This Report
#3Author of original report
Thu, May 05, 2016
The report that I wrote was untrue; I am sorry for writing it. I am trying to take down the post, but RipOffReport will not let me. They want thousands of dollars to "Arbitrate" the matter; that is the real Rip Off.
