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Complaint Review: Seccion Amarilla Hispanic Employees - Birmingham Alabama
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Seccion Amarilla Hispanic Employees
2101 Magnolia Ave S # 501 Birmingham, 35205 Alabama, U.S.A.
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Seccion Amarilla Hispanic Employees Faux Translators Birmingham/ Huntsville/ Nashville Tennessee Alabama
the Hispanic employees have found a new way of getting advertisers to sign contracts with them, they offer translation services to you that they supply.
None of them are licensed or insured and most only have the education they came into this country with which in most cases is less than a elementary school grade
education, they have no formal English training most of them don't understand English that well, they copy the words we speak and write.
They even have a hard time speaking and writing the Spanish language from the country they came from not including all the other countries that speak Spanish. They claim to be translators for Doctors, Lawyers, Financial Companies, they promised this to all their customers to get you to sign the contract, they don't have enough hours to translate for all the companies they have promised. This is just another scam to get you to sign the contract.
The Hispanics are constantly changing what they say to you to get you to sign a contract. They don't care about your business they only care about the American money.The Hispanic employees will tell you what ever it takes to get you to sign. cancel your contract, call the company and complain,contact a lawyer if they have translated for you without a privacy consent, or if they have translated
for you period, none of them are qualified to even translate.
Hispanic fauxs
Huntsvaille, Alabama
U.S.A.
None of them are licensed or insured and most only have the education they came into this country with which in most cases is less than a elementary school grade
education, they have no formal English training most of them don't understand English that well, they copy the words we speak and write.
They even have a hard time speaking and writing the Spanish language from the country they came from not including all the other countries that speak Spanish. They claim to be translators for Doctors, Lawyers, Financial Companies, they promised this to all their customers to get you to sign the contract, they don't have enough hours to translate for all the companies they have promised. This is just another scam to get you to sign the contract.
The Hispanics are constantly changing what they say to you to get you to sign a contract. They don't care about your business they only care about the American money.The Hispanic employees will tell you what ever it takes to get you to sign. cancel your contract, call the company and complain,contact a lawyer if they have translated for you without a privacy consent, or if they have translated
for you period, none of them are qualified to even translate.
Hispanic fauxs
Huntsvaille, Alabama
U.S.A.
