As you can see, other individuals have also submitted reports on this ridiculous "company." I cannot wait to read the barrage of reports that follow mine. It'll be a good laugh! I responded to a rather dubious looking ad for a "dream job" on Hotjobs. It was for a talent scout at ...
Writing this after I done a ton of research on this site and other websites about modeling scams, it's EXACTLY THE SAME as to what everyone else says here. After doing all this research and knowing what I know, I went to the interview because I had nothing else to do that day and knowing what I ...
We had similar problems with fraudulent billing as many others have described and went through a year of phone calls, faxes, commitments to credit our account which never happened, etc. Finally, when we were sent to extortion note about the collections company, we decided to escalate. We had taken ...
I had a contract with Worldcom from Feb. 2000 to Feb. 2001. I was sent a letter in Feb. 2001 stating that if I didn't call or send a written statement, my account would automatically be renewed. I called and spoke to a woman who tried to persuade me to stay with MCI. I had to take the time to ...
I signed on with MCI Worldcom Wireless in March because I was promised many free items, mainly free long distance, free voicemail and a free phone. I ended service with my then current provider, AT&T Wireless to sign with Worldcom. The local salesperson actually wrote all of this on the ...
Worldcom wireless has serious computer and personnel defects in their wireless services. The staff is not informed as to what their different service plans do. Then they may not apply the terms and conditions of your plan, and charge you $. 40 per min. Plus long distance plus taxes and fees based ...