Overkill T.

This company keeps emailing me about job opportunities that I did not sign up for on their website nor in person. They "steal" that information from other websites in order to make a profit for themselves. I do not put my address or phone number on my online resume for fear of the constant harassment of phone calls or mails from companies like these. Instead, I can at least flag their constant emails so it goes straight to my spam folder. This guy Sharaq Baig (*******@scadea.net) keeps emailing me of jobs nowhere near where I live. All he has to do is look at the places I work in to know that I am nowhere near job locations he is trying to peddle. His emails offers apologies but not an email link to remove me from their email blast list. I tried several times to email them to stop but no replies. They don't think of your own benefit but their own commission that they can pocket. That's why they don't offer that remove me from email list link. Don't do business with them. This company is not here for you, they are here for their own profit margin.

Tried their service once and saw how expensive their service is and did not try their service again. Several months later, I got emails from them that someone accessed my account from a different part of the city. The person or people who accessed my account charged a delivery to 111 W. 7th Street *******671) for about $100 for a salmon dinner, delivery fee, and tips. When I saw this, I quickly resetted my password and deleted my credit card information. I have contacted their customer service department to have this issue resolved and not charged my credit card for a delivery I did not ask for (especially since I have gout and salmon is bad for me). Their response is pending but I want to warn people of the breach of information, security and privacy.

This company is selling an Apple alternative to AirPods with visible battery level and advertise as cheap on Instagram. What they don't disclose is that it is being shipped from China. Just like Wish.com, they have a customer service center based in San Francisco but products are delivery one month later from China. I will update this review when I receive the merchandise to see if it's any good. The last cheap knockoff of AirPods I got, one of two can fully charge while the other can't. I can't remember where I got it (maybe it was from Wish.com or from Groupon) but maybe I should shell out a few shekels for the real deal.

I took my parents here on the recommendation of a friend. When we go to the location, they had us wait outside their door. What? Don't they have chairs for my parents? My father has a hard time walking; seriously? What I can see of the inside when they open the door was a table that was blocking the entrance (can you say fire hazard) and someone sitting behind it to take your forms and answer questions (if possible).

So, my parents gave them all their paperwork and they said they will call back when they are done. 20 mile trip and that's it?

Ok. So, a week passes and my parents were informed to come on over to sign the forms. We went there and again we can't sit down in their office. They said to sign the forms where they indicated and they will file it for them. Mind you my parents are trusting and not internet savvy.

Safe to say they were not coming back here again for this kind of experience so the next year they went some place else.

Here's the bad experience with this place and a lesson to be learned.

Fast forward to today. My parents gets a letter from Mayor Karen Bass (I didn't vote for her) and her financial office. Apparently, the tax forms Cruz Financial Services made my parents a business company in order to get some tax write off and the mayor wants to tax them for that.

Call to Cruz Financial Service to explain this? Nothing. Audit protection against this kind of error? None existent, like the other reviews I have read of this wicked dealing this company runs. Recommendations? Call a news channel's investigative reporter to look into this company's bad practice and how they are still in business making money for themselves and you taking all the blame. Lesson: review the forms before signing and have a second company take a look at this to make sure you are not being taken advantage of.

Movers were asked to move the truck back several feet so I can get out of my driveway on the day the street was being cleaned; so there were no cars parked behind them. They said they will be finished in 15 minutes. 1 hour later, they still blocked my driveway. I called the Parked Enforcement phone number. 25 minutes later, I asked for them to cite these people. 15 minutes later, the movers left. If I or my mom have to go to the hospital, how am I going to do that? I guess White Privilege prevails over people of color again. They have no respect for the law or other people's property. The White guy who is moving out from this location had an Army license plate holder. I guess he doesn't obey the law either. I would never use this company since their logo and phone info is only on the cab and not as big as reputable moving companies that have their logo and phone info all over the truck.

Who hired these employees? They just pick them up from in front of a Home Depot. Whoever was their truck parked in front of my house, they just dumped their McDonald's bag of trash and their water bottles. Who do you think is going to clean that up? The park rangers? No one except the house owner and they worked several houses away. They are not professionals and they are not well know to be used as a business. I would rather use Orkin or someone else that isn't a dying business.

I have been going to this theaters for many years now. Due to COVID and my age, I wear a mask and neck gaiter for the double protection for being around people. When I got out of the bathroom after getting there, one of their personnel, possible their manager, told me that my double coverage is not good enough for them. I had to take off my protection and use their N-95 mask. I asked the guy if I can double up on mask and said I could wear my mask over that one and he said yes.

If that wasn't bad enough, I thought they spaced out people in the theaters. Then why was someone sitting directly behind me? Do I feel safe without my extra layer of protection? Hell no! I put on my neck gaiter since this guy behind me sounded like he was eating, thus no mask.

When I got out of the theater, I wanted to tell the manager about the seating arrangement. He wasn't there so I rather warn all you people of what to expect when you go here; possible COVID infection because I can't wear my extra layer of protection and they can't enforce the spacing in their theaters.

Don't trust a company called Uncommon.co., a company that is not a real. Com website. Apparently, they steal resumes from other websites and sells that information to people like Martha Gateley from Hawaiian Air <*******@hawaiianair.com>. She is trying to get me fired from my current employment. She contacted me on my work email address. If I was looking for a job, don't you think any intelligent person would use their Yahoo, MSN, or GMail accounts? That is why I don't like cold calling techniques used by one, whether by recruiters or employers. I would rather send my resume out to employers directly. They are the reason why I had to change my number so frequently because they keep calling me even though I already have a well paying job.

Rochelle Sun <*******@goyoss.com> is trying to get me fired from my current employment. She contacted me on my work email address. If I was looking for a job, don't you think any intelligent person would use their Yahoo, MSN, or GMail accounts? Apparently this college drop out, fresh off the boat, cut throat impersonal "person" doesn't have any ethical sense to contact me there and searched inactive LinkedIn account to get her commission of putting any bodies in front of her customer's address. That is why I don't like cold calling techniques used by recruiters who take 20% out of your potential pay from future employers. I would rather send my resume out to employers directly. They are the reason why I had to change my number so frequently because they keep calling me even though I already have a well paying job. Don't trust YOSS and don't trust Rochelle Sun.

I will never go to Coco Ichybana in Brentwood any more. I like their food but the service last time needs improvement. There was a White waitress last December who did not even bother to get my order when I was there. I dressed up like a street person because it was cold that day when I got there. She did not move from her station from the back of the restaurant and stayed with her White customers. A larger, taller Hispanic gentleman, probably one of the line cooks, took my order instead. Is this the kind of racism I expect to receive for being a non-White in Brentwood? Apparently so and I will never drive my Honda CRV to that side of town to get food from that restaurant again.

I had an ok service, not worthy of any kind of reviews either for or against them. However, during my last visit there, I must give them a review I feel is unsatisfactory to me. When I had a Honda and had my car serviced at the dealership in Santa Monica, I understand if they did not wash my car since the drought was going on. No biggie. At least, their vanpool service got me to my work and picked me up from my work to get my car when the service was done. However, the Santa Monica Ford vanpool service is different. Their vanpool only drops me off at my work. They will not pick up from my work to get my car from their facility. I had to get an Uber to drive me there. Doesn't this place care about their customers to get them back to their cars? If I was an elderly old lady living on a fixed income, that money for an Uber could have been better used for food or rent. I am not going back there again the next time I need my car serviced. I would rather wait for my car at another facility near to where I live when it get serviced than have to deal with that kind of treatment to a paying customer.

The holiday grinches seems to be coming to your area early. I ordered an item from Groupon to have it delivered to my work. I get notification it was delivered. Since I leave work early and have not received it, I assumed it was in the building mail box for my work office. The next day, nothing come to me. The next day nothing. One week later, nothing. I asked Groupon where is the product I order. All they can tell me is that FedEx delivered it. When I checked the tracking number, it showed that it was transferred to USPS. So the local post office delivered it. This is where Groupon said that they can't do anything else as their tracking system showed as being delivered. Why can't they implement, like Amazon, an electronic signature receipt of the delivery by the person who got it. Every time I go through Amazon, the products I order there is delivered to the office and signed by someone and not delivered to the building office mail box. For all I know, it was stolen by the mail person from USPS or from someone in FedEx. Groupon doesn't want to help their customers with the products ordered through their website or change the way they have items delivered with a guarantee that it will be delivered to a person and not a building mail box or through a third party deliverer. I deleted the app and deleted my account. Let's hope that whoever stole the product I order doesn't try to delete my bank account or credit score. If that happens, Groupon is to blame for not providing a better delivery system for products purchased through them. Groupon profits are more important to them than customer satisfaction.

I have been a loyal Honda owner for 20 years.

1) Have they ever helped me out with payment for a Honda? No.
2) Have they ever given me free stuff or car for being an owner of a Honda for two decades? No.
3) Have they ever waived any fees for service, labor, parts, end of lease bills? No.
4) Have they ever given me a discount for being a loyal customer in terms of down payments or monthly payments? No.
5) Have they ever given me a Christmas card or Birthday card for being a loyal Honda owner? No.

I can tell you want they will do:
1) Give away $10,000 to a kid will probably not buy a Honda so he doesn't have to earn it by shooting a basketball at half court.
2) Give away free hotdogs at a sporting event even to non-Honda owners to entice them to buy a Honda.
3) Build bicycles for strange kids who probably don't know what a Honda is except for that fat guy at Street Fighter.
4) Give free service maintenance to Honda customers in Beverly Hills and no where else.
5) Allow Honda owners to ride certain rides early at Six Flags only in Summer and not all of the rides or other times of the year, which cost them absolutely nothing to them instead of paying for their park ticket or parking.

I got my newest phone at the store at 7164 Beverly Blvd. In Los Angeles. That is the only positive thing of the review I have. The reason I have not added any more stars is my recent experience there. I went there for their T-Mobile Tuesday deal. I have been there before and was able to get their free swag within 5 minutes or even less. This time, there was only one person to mind the store. He was busy with another customer. Since the customer and the customer service representative were both Jewish, as this is a predominately Jewish community, I was waiting there for my free swag for 10 minutes before the representative acknowledge my presence and said that he will get to me as soon as he can as he was getting the customer's iPad working. Why didn't he just ask me if he could assist me with the free swag and determine that what I was there for would only take a minute to complete the task? Those 10 minutes could have used to get closer to work. Since I am not Jewish just like his rhythm-less Jewish customer that will never get his own reality show, I guess I was not important enough for him to even say "Hi" to me as I entered the store. Gentiles, you have been warned.

So, I posted my updated résumé on other legitimate sites to see if I can improve my economic situation. Brad Lythgoe from 24 Seven contacted me about a possible job. I called him up thinking why not and he gave my the info about the company but not the position. He told me the company name and a general idea of who they are looking for. So, I had to do some research on the company and I didn't like what I found. So, I called Brad to tell him I did not like the company's history and current situation. Brad insisted to go on the interview and tell them to be enthusiastic and willing to learn. So, I had the interview and midway through it, the interviewer informed me they wanted someone with more experience in other platforms than what I my résumé had clearly stated. So, the interview was stopped and my gut feeling from the start was confirmed. After that, I did hear from Brad and I pretty much blocked any emails from him or anybody from 24 Seven.

Bottom line: Brad and 24 Seven are only interested in getting their commission by trying to place anyone they can to any company that use their service. They need to do a better job in finding the right people for the right job

I have not contacted their site nor have I ever contacted by phone. For all I know they could be run by Consolidated Debt that keeps call me even though I never contacted them either. Anyway, I get calls from them as my phone's caller ID show them up as such. When I don't answer and check the message they leave behind, I just call block them. However, on using a different phone number, caller ID show them as Payday Loans again. This time I answered it and I get the same computer sounding message they left in a previous voicemail. I listen through it and waited until it told me to press 9 to not be called again. Surprisingly enough, they called again on a different phone number and caller ID show their name again. No matter how may times I do this (at least 5 times), they continue to call me again and again using a different phone number. They are nothing but harassing scammers that will stop at nothing to get your business.

While looking for a job, I was contacted by people at Talener for a possible position with a company they were working for. When I went to their office, I went through their usual two cents on what I wanted in a job and what they were going to do. Didn't hear from them about that possible job. Several months later, I got an email from them asking if I was available for a possible position. They said it was in the salary I was looking for as a manager. I explicitly said that I was not looking for a manager position but for a very experienced, non-manager role yet they were pushing me for this job. I have a medical history where any position that would increase my stress level will give me problems. All Talener is concern is their commission and not the employee's satisfaction. Now, new recruiters are working for them as they are trying to contact me to see if I need a job. I already have one that I got on my own and happy to be where I am at. The others who I have seen on the day of my visit have gotten their commissions and ran off with their share of the money. Ask Samantha Pitman who was there and is now at Internet Brands.