Ncolon21
Lancaster,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, January 23, 2009
I just received an e-mail form this company stating they saw my resume on yahoo hot jobs. I completed their "sample dictation test" and e-mailed it back like they asked. I then got a respond stating if I wanted a job I would have to pay for their special MT Professional Software which costs $495. I knew right then and there something must be wrong because when I clicked on the link where you purchase the software, the web paged looked so made up and plan. Thank God I didn't order anything and first checked out this website! Thank you for reporting this for people like me. I would have spent my last dollars for this job. Thank You so much. God Bless.
Chiliheadwizard
Orlando,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, December 06, 2008
I got an e-mail from them this past summer. I had sent out so many applications at that time, I could not even remember if this was one of the employers or not. I responded, taking their test, and of course I qualified. Lucky for me, I was frequenting the Clark Howard boards at the time, where there was already a thread going on about home business and home employment scams. TransAm told me I could qualify and that I just needed their training software. I responded to TransAm with what I thought was a short, simple question... "And the software will only cost me how much?" I got back a long rambly e-mail about the grrrrrreat job opportunities out there for me after their tutelage. I had to hunt and search for the price, finally digging up that info I asked for... that $495 fee for the software. I went to the Clark Howard board and told them what happened. Someone who had a friend of a friend who got burnt by them and another who did transcription for a living jumped into the thread. They explained to me the major problem with TransAm. I was skeptical and just ignored TransAm from there on. Your experience along with the testimonies on Clark Howard's boards reassures me that I was right to ignore them and never waste my money on them.