I joined Global Solutions back in late November, paying $1295 for a web site, and, so I thought, coaching on how to market on the internet. A few days later, I received a call from Eric Smith. He turned out to ba a very high pressure salesperson and convinced me to pay an additional $9000 on Dec. 2 ...
"Global Solutions" has changed its tactics. If you have posted your resume on the internet, be wary. The recruiter managed to find my resume posted on a popular career website. He gave me the impression that they were a "big" marketing firm which stumbled upon my resume on the ...
Global Solutions was one of the biggest scams here in Greensboro, NC. It was located at 8-E Dundas Circle in Pomona Center. I worked for this "company" for almost 3 months. I was never paid a dime. I was told it was not an hourly job, but my director Annie Bratcher explained to me all of ...
This is just a simple statement about Global Solutions' (an MLM) tactics on enticing people in by trolling job sites. I recently lost my job and had listed my resume on several sites online. I received an email from a Monico Perez who was rather slick in his friendly way of inviting me to a job ...
Go directly to your bank, tell them " you were called and told you were approved for a MasterCard Credit Card, and that you've since found out it was a fraud, that you signed nothing. You need to file a Regulation B report" (w/in 60 days of the date of the withdrawel). That's how they get ...
This company has not responded to my repeated requests for a $349.00 refund as promised in their advertising and materials. Contacting customer service is a waste of time since it appears they are there to buy time for the company. They will tell you that the refund is being reprocessed and ask ...