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Complaint Review: Wagner-Dean - Irving Texas
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Wagner-Dean
5605 N. MacArthur #1100 Irving, 75038 Texas, U.S.A.
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Wagner-Dean/ GLDS, RIPOFF! SCAM! Blood-sucking scam artist who takes advantage of job seekers. Irving Texas
RIPOFF! Scam! Promised me a job and assistance to find a job for me, when in reality the "e-mail job updates" he sent me gave me h*o help at all!
Nothing relevant- mostly technical stuff (which I have absolutely no skill in!). Not only that, but after aabout a month or two of e-mails and sending in my "required updates, he became very negative: he would always reply "Let's get this done," as if I wwas doing nothing but sitting on my butt and letting the junk come into my inbox.
The "materials" he gives you are nothing more than what you can find in your local bookstore or even on the Internet. He's not what he cracks himself up to be, and when I complained directly to him about it (the quality of service and his attitude), I received a very defensive, abusive and cocky reply "It's not magic Kim-" no DUH (and I do have a printed copy as proof)!
When I finally got the Better Business Bureau involved, he only offered me the "net profit" of $75 as a refund! What the ....!? I spent $675 on this "service" and no way was the resume, job hunting, etc worth $600.. Most resume services cost much less than that!
If you're looking for a job and see his ad in the Star Telegram (where I saw it) or the Dallas paper, ignore it.. it's just a scam.
Kimberly
Lewisville, Texas
U.S.A.
Nothing relevant- mostly technical stuff (which I have absolutely no skill in!). Not only that, but after aabout a month or two of e-mails and sending in my "required updates, he became very negative: he would always reply "Let's get this done," as if I wwas doing nothing but sitting on my butt and letting the junk come into my inbox.
The "materials" he gives you are nothing more than what you can find in your local bookstore or even on the Internet. He's not what he cracks himself up to be, and when I complained directly to him about it (the quality of service and his attitude), I received a very defensive, abusive and cocky reply "It's not magic Kim-" no DUH (and I do have a printed copy as proof)!
When I finally got the Better Business Bureau involved, he only offered me the "net profit" of $75 as a refund! What the ....!? I spent $675 on this "service" and no way was the resume, job hunting, etc worth $600.. Most resume services cost much less than that!
If you're looking for a job and see his ad in the Star Telegram (where I saw it) or the Dallas paper, ignore it.. it's just a scam.
Kimberly
Lewisville, Texas
U.S.A.
