Yes this is not joke I attended an interview for Alpine Access to work at home. Everyone was told to fill out a profile and submit a screenshot for the adobe connect meeting. Their were at least 40 people or more in the meeting and I was called a f*g while being told to pay 45$ dollars for a ...
I was told by a church member about Alpine Access. I signed up and was immediately offered an interview. I interviewed and passed with flying colors. I was then given a choice of companies to work for. I chose Macaroni Grill. I was asked to pay $45 for a Criminal and Credit Check. I paid this money ...
Do not work for Alpine Access. I work for them for 6 months. We were told during training that if any tech issuses happened on thier part or Cigna's part we would me paid for the hours we missed. 5 months into my employment the computer they sent to work from went out. I was out of work for 4 weeks ...
Wow!!! I sit and read all the issues, of course the ones who side with this company are the team leaders pets. Just like when we were in school, someone always has a pet. Believe the stories where the employee has been treated like crap, please dont believe the very few that actually stick up for ...
I wish I would have checked my favorite site - complaint - before starting the very long and intentionally arduous process of completing an application on Alpine Access' website. There are tutorials, tests, Alpine employee testimonials, simulated customer service calls and an essay to answer. After ...
I never actually went to work for Alpine Access, and that's probably a good thing that saved me a lot of money. I was lucky enough to encounter their poor support before I ever got started so they never got any money out of me. They want $45 for a drug screen. Another $45 to run a credit check on ...