Scam
Scam. You will get nothing for your advertising money- no leads, no follow up, no good. I’d like my money back, I’ll be contacting my credit card company to dispute the charge.
June 23, 2020
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Scam
Scam. Don’t waste money. No actual union affiliation. Call local unions they will confirm. Owner Brandon Tyler is a long time scammer. Call anyone advertising and they will confirm it’s a big waste of money. Check reviews before you get sucked into this guys scheme. He’s been banned from paypal and accepting credit cards due to his fraudulent behavior.. someone from the IRS needs to check him out, I promise nothing good would come of it for him.
September 7, 2018
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