I cannot believe that this company could just take our money like that and run. I, too. Gave $450 to this company after I thought I was being offered a position as an IT Manager in some downtown area in Chicago, IL. They sure had me fooled when I was at the point of taking some Microsoft Excel ...
I was contacted in late May by Glen Smith of Receiver Corporation alerting me that I had been selected for an interview for a position in software development. Being that I was a recent, local graduate with a degree in computer science, this stuck out as a great oppurtunity. I went to the interview ...
A consumer class action lawsuit has been filed against Receiver Corporation for deceptively and falsely promising employment to applciants upon completion of a training program for which the company charged tuition. Receiver advertised on the internet and other media for prospective employees by ...
I too, was scammed. They took my money and ran. I will be contacting the Attorney General, BBB, Chicago Police, Microsoft, and Computer Associates. I am upset, but we will get our funds back. ...
In August I was called for an interview with the Receiver Corporation. A few days later I had a face-to-face iterview with Chris Price HR manager/Receiver Corporation. I have been asked for a $450 for a pre-hiring training. The training was way below expectations and I did ask for my money back. ...
May I was called in by Glen Smith for an interview. Then in June of I was called back for a second interview with Tony Volz of Receiver Corporation. The next I went back and gave them 450 dollars to start training and was told that when I was done, I'd be given a job on a Help Desk in Lansing, IL. ...