Clearly, those of us who've taken the time to write about this company, are trying to give warning to those of you looking for assistance in these troubling economic times. After falling victim to this company, and doing subsequent searches on them afterward, I'm trying to ensure others aren't fooled. I wish I'd have checked a site like this prior to being duped out of hundreds of dollars by Marston Mills (aka MMI Research, aka Lightship).
If you look at the company's website, they're obviously hiding. They have no contact information and no real office location. They lure their prey by sending out a bogus email from a fake company (not their own), suggesting job seekers contact Lightship for assistance in finding a job.
They've recently had a bunch of positive reviews written about them on yelp. However, if you look closely, note that they're all written on the same date. These are not actual customers who've written.instead, they've likely used a paid service to try to counteract the real, negative reviews people are writing.
If you've read this and you still choose to take the bait that Jim Johnston and his side-kick daughter, Elizabeth Johnston, feed you... Consider yourself fairly warned.
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