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Complaint Review: R.L.Stevens & Associates Inc. - Waltham Massachusetts
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R.L.Stevens & Associates Inc.
800 South Street, Ste.295 Waltham, 02453 Massachusetts, U.S.A.
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R.L.Stevens & Associates Inc. R.L.Stevens uses "False Advertisement, aged and dishonest people, and one lie covers another" Tactics to Spend $4000 but Only Got One Resume and Cover Letter. Waltham Massachusetts
I am writing to express my total dissatisfaction with the job-search services provided by the R.L. Stevens at 800 South Street, Ste.295 Waltham Ma 02453. Their services are so far from what they advertised on Boston-job.com and Boston Globe Sunday newspaper.
On March 15, 2006, I paid the R.L.Stevens a total of $4,000 for their job-search services they advertised. They insisted that I pay that amount in one payment to avoid $500 additional charge for the interest if paid in installments. They told me they would probably find me a job within three months, so it was not worth paying that extra. I compiled and paid them $4,000 at our first meeting. With the payment, they reviewed my qualifications and promised the following:
They will connect me to the decision-makers of the companies I am interested or they recommended (they told me they have special codes to help me reach those companies, such as TJX, Home Depot, Talbots, and Staple),
I will get responses from those "decision-makers" through their connections ,
I can go back to them if I am not happy with the job they find me.
Seventeen months later, none of the above happened to me. Instead, I was asked by the R.L. Stevens to call companies that never responded or did not recognize the R.L. Stevens; to attend various social events to establish network with different people; to pay due to join professional clubs, and to travel to other states to attend job fairs. program.
I am indignant that the R.L. Stevens used their false advertisement to seduce people like me to the services they could not or never intended to deliver.
Ninglin
Dorchester, Massachusetts
U.S.A.
On March 15, 2006, I paid the R.L.Stevens a total of $4,000 for their job-search services they advertised. They insisted that I pay that amount in one payment to avoid $500 additional charge for the interest if paid in installments. They told me they would probably find me a job within three months, so it was not worth paying that extra. I compiled and paid them $4,000 at our first meeting. With the payment, they reviewed my qualifications and promised the following:
They will connect me to the decision-makers of the companies I am interested or they recommended (they told me they have special codes to help me reach those companies, such as TJX, Home Depot, Talbots, and Staple),
I will get responses from those "decision-makers" through their connections ,
I can go back to them if I am not happy with the job they find me.
Seventeen months later, none of the above happened to me. Instead, I was asked by the R.L. Stevens to call companies that never responded or did not recognize the R.L. Stevens; to attend various social events to establish network with different people; to pay due to join professional clubs, and to travel to other states to attend job fairs. program.
I am indignant that the R.L. Stevens used their false advertisement to seduce people like me to the services they could not or never intended to deliver.
Ninglin
Dorchester, Massachusetts
U.S.A.
