This is exactly! What happens!
"I found this 'opportunity' on a pretty reliable job listing. Upon your first 'interview' you meet super bubbly, (read: Super fake) Bonnie. They do not allow you to ask questions, like what is the salary, benefits, and job duties; seeing as where I was replying to a 'receptionist' position. The very next day was the 2nd interview where I would interview with up to 25 other people at once! The 'Boss' Steve Tejeda comes in to sell you this dream of opening up your own wholesale business. They sell 'fashion jewelry' and 'genuine cologne/perfume' He comes in ranting and raving about how much $ he has and makes and how he wants to give you the opportunity that no one else will give you. He has some good points like: 'dont take adivce from poor people about $' ' you cant fail if you dont give up' but he is a scam artist and knew that I saw right through him and his fake LV portfolio. The front office has loud annoying music in front, then they play stuff like 'soldier boy' and dj khaled music while you wait. Tell you to dress professionally and have a great attitude.
Unfortunately they thrive on people who are unemployed, at their last resort, dreamers with good intention, gullible, and otherwise desperate for money, riches and a luxury life. This is wrong on every level.
After all the great things they tell you I decided to google Steve Tejeda and his wife Dana who is going by 'du-nah' now. It lead me here to complaint and his Scentua Creations. Well they are now going by Studio 99 and T&T&Co. And claim to be in the 'fashion industry'. Im glad I read the things I saw and do not plan on going back for the 'training' or filling out some background report.
If you call their office they wont give you their address or any other information about them until you tell them who you are.
Please do not do any sort of business with them and please try to stop their pyramid/scam business once and for all"
murdaught
miami, florida
U.S.A.
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