papa perfume
United States of America#2UPDATE Employee
Mon, July 19, 2010
Just another blow-out. Didn't ever make it so wants to discourage others. If you want to be successful listen to successful people. If you want to be unemployed listen to the unemployed. %95 of all the negative crap on here comes from people that didn't even make it 3 full days in this business. That's why they are unemployed.
Ann
United States of America#3Consumer Comment
Wed, July 14, 2010
So I was called for an interview, and according to what I've read so far, the names of the individuals scheduling interviews has changed. Now it is April and Kelly, and I took a drive over to see where the company was located, and it looks deserted, and also searched the web for information, and saw that this is a company that sells cologne, and perfumes. They tell you this is a Management position and don't worry, we will make sure you are trained, you don't have to have experience, all they need is a dependable person to come in from 9-5. Something did not sound right, and as I was setting up the interview, you can hear kids in the background, she was laughing while she was trying to tell me about the company, which was not much, and I agree they say the name so quick and talk really fast,so you really can't understand everything they are saying. I will be reporting them to the BBB, also the name has changed to FSM (Five Star Management) People please do not waste your time and energy, this is truly a scam!!! I will be looking into some legal action to get them stopped!!!
Tcml08
St.Louis,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, July 25, 2009
So I was supposed to have an interview with "five star" today, and I couldn't find the location, so I was 20 minutes late and to top it off I had personal issues to handle. I got there and Jenny and the baby, all the people that I've read about in these other posts were there, and much like everyone else, I found the job listing on Craigslist, got a call immediately, and had to call between 4-4:30 to see if I got the interview. Since i was so late, they rescheduled me for 10 AM next Tuesday. I have been trying to look up info about the company, but nothing has come up until now, and I don't like what I'm seeing. Can ANYBODY tell me exactly what this job entails? Is it a scam, or is it real? Because I REFUSE to "peddle" products on Natural Bridge, I just won't do it. HELP!
John
Wildwood,#5Consumer Suggestion
Wed, July 15, 2009
I just opened my office in South County and this has been a godsend to my family. I know the economy is bad, but you don't need to get so nasty and insulting when things don't work out. I love the company!
College Grad
Ballwin,#6UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sat, May 23, 2009
Hmm, here's another name to add to the list: Delta. I too had trouble finding out the name of the business. Most businesses are proud of their history, name, and integrity - that should tip you off. I just feel bad that I gave them the business of 4 people and myself. Sorry, family! I was desperate for work to save up for my husband's tuition. I hope that Rich and his ilk know how much such practices hurt people and their relationships in a time when people need the safety net their friends and family provide. It is a sad day when a person has to check out every "employment" opportunity online to verify a business.
Wally
Saint Louis,#7Consumer Suggestion
Fri, May 22, 2009
I found this job on craigslist and I went to the first two interviews and knew something was not right. I decided to do some research and what I found came to me at no surprise. How is this not illegal. I want to save other people the time and gas I wasted. Is there a way to stop these people? I actually asked for the name of the company and he never gave me a straight forward answer, he just mumbled about four different names like "enterprise" and I think "five star" I couldn't really understand. THIS NEEDS TO STOP!!
Wally
Saint Louis,#8Consumer Suggestion
Fri, May 22, 2009
I found this job on craigslist and I went to the first two interviews and knew something was not right. I decided to do some research and what I found came to me at no surprise. How is this not illegal. I want to save other people the time and gas I wasted. Is there a way to stop these people? I actually asked for the name of the company and he never gave me a straight forward answer, he just mumbled about four different names like "enterprise" and I think "five star" I couldn't really understand. THIS NEEDS TO STOP!!
Wally
Saint Louis,#9Consumer Suggestion
Fri, May 22, 2009
I found this job on craigslist and I went to the first two interviews and knew something was not right. I decided to do some research and what I found came to me at no surprise. How is this not illegal. I want to save other people the time and gas I wasted. Is there a way to stop these people? I actually asked for the name of the company and he never gave me a straight forward answer, he just mumbled about four different names like "enterprise" and I think "five star" I couldn't really understand. THIS NEEDS TO STOP!!
Wally
Saint Louis,#10Consumer Suggestion
Fri, May 22, 2009
I found this job on craigslist and I went to the first two interviews and knew something was not right. I decided to do some research and what I found came to me at no surprise. How is this not illegal. I want to save other people the time and gas I wasted. Is there a way to stop these people? I actually asked for the name of the company and he never gave me a straight forward answer, he just mumbled about four different names like "enterprise" and I think "five star" I couldn't really understand. THIS NEEDS TO STOP!!
John
Wildwood,#11UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, April 29, 2009
I worked there a few weeks.. it didn't work out for me, but they were the nicest people I have ever met. I am so sick of you internet junkies slamming anything and everything you actually have to work for and/or pay attention to. You are idiots and you deserve to be unemployed..
Randy
St. Louis,#12Consumer Comment
Thu, February 12, 2009
I interviewed with this company just today, (2/11/09). Virtually everything I experienced was identical to the many scam reports about this company. From the first email, to the office, to the catch phrases, to their tatics, to the promises, etc. . If it would have been just one or two things in common I might have given them the benefit of the doubt. But EVERY report I read astonished me at the uncanny similarity to what I experienced. Twenty to thirty virtually exact experiences are not a coincidence. They now are going by the name "Paradise Enterprises" located at 2305 Weldon Pkwy. Suite 3. Phone # (314) 453-9700. I also could find nothing about them on line. However, while filling out my application, I overheard the secretary answer the phone "Five Star" which is the catch phrase that let me to all the other scam reports about this company. I believe everything I read about this company's untruthful and unethical practices. I am now just trying to do my part to help others to not waste their time or money getting mixed up with scum con-artists like this. I thank all the rest of you who took the time to warn me about these frauds. You have saved me more than a great deal of valuable time.
Joe
St. Louis,#13UPDATE Employee
Thu, January 15, 2009
Okay, for one the guy that wrote this report has no idea what he is talking about. I have been there for a few weeks, Rachel and Jenny are not the same person, the baby is only there for a few hours on the days that Jenny has to come in. I have been treated wonderfully in the time that I have been here and have received every SINGLE thing that I have been promised. This guys whole account isn't true. He needs to get a life.