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Complaint Review: Norvergence - Thomas Salzano - Newark New Jersey
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Norvergence - Thomas Salzano
550 Broad St Newark, 07102 New Jersey, U.S.A.
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Norvergence - Thomas Salzano ripoff Newark New Jersey
I am a former employee of Norvergence "Screening Manager" that still has a bad taste in my mouth even after all this time. I never really got any of my expenses back nor did I get all the money that I was entitled to for commission. More importantly I feel horrible for the business that I sold to that are probably still fighting not to have to pay for this scam.
I just read in a Jersy paper that Thomas Salzano son of an executive at bankrupt telecommunications firm Norvergence stole nearly $500,000 from the company to pay for drinks, trips to area clubs and even a five-bedroom house, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Newark.
Yes, Thomas J. Salzano, 23, son of Norvergence chief managing officer Thomas N. Salzano, spent more than $200,000 in company money on a Glen Ridge house, and charged another $268,000 in personal expenses on the firm's American Express card.
Finally thhe FBI is conducting a criminal investigation of Norvergence, and the Federal Trade Commission won a $181.7 million default judgment against the company last summer....of which I am sure they will never see any of that money.
Lets hope they go to jail. That would give me a sweet taste in my mouth
Sharon
Queens, New York
U.S.A.
I just read in a Jersy paper that Thomas Salzano son of an executive at bankrupt telecommunications firm Norvergence stole nearly $500,000 from the company to pay for drinks, trips to area clubs and even a five-bedroom house, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Newark.
Yes, Thomas J. Salzano, 23, son of Norvergence chief managing officer Thomas N. Salzano, spent more than $200,000 in company money on a Glen Ridge house, and charged another $268,000 in personal expenses on the firm's American Express card.
Finally thhe FBI is conducting a criminal investigation of Norvergence, and the Federal Trade Commission won a $181.7 million default judgment against the company last summer....of which I am sure they will never see any of that money.
Lets hope they go to jail. That would give me a sweet taste in my mouth
Sharon
Queens, New York
U.S.A.
