TGO Consulting

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved Sincerely, [redacted] ***

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

I am unsure about what exactly the complaint is in the "Customer's Statement of the Problem". All I read, the statement was a bunch of weird contradicting sentences. Also I would like to point out that we don't register people for employment, nor have we ever claimed this. Also we are not on Indeed,...

nor have we ever claimed this. I am unsure if the individual is mixing us up with another company that operate indeed? But I would like to ask What is the actual problem? Also after reading his statement, I have read up on [redacted]. It appears that he is a scam according to scam.com and he was arrested for scamming In July 2016. So please clarify what exactly is the problem. If he was told during his meeting with the company that he would be registered with our company for 100$(not a job or employed that's why its called registration [Cause I am sure that you get "employed" for a job not "registered" the last time I looked up the words]) and that, like he said was said, it was non-refundable, and then he was in fact registered when he paid $100 just like he was told. How did the company not provide the services stated that they would provide, if they provided those services and gave him a receipt to prove that? Confused. He just said that he received the services that he paid for. Also, I am unsure how he is pursuing a refund to a nonrefundable service that he himself admitted was non-refundable and agreed to and already received services for. Confused again. As I have read his statement, [redacted]. just stated that he has received the services he wanted and that he was going to pursue something that doesn't exist. Confused x3 Please, [redacted], would you please make clear an actual complaint so that we may properly respond and resolve the matter that you have yet to define that exists. Just so you know [redacted]: The Text of your complaint and our answer will be publicly posted on any website we feel like it (in accordance to the terms and agreement [redacted] has signed), including but not limited to, [redacted], and many more. Just so the world can see fairly both responses and the actions taken by you and the Revdex.com on your behalf. BY SUBMITTING this COMPLAINT, TGO Consulting is REPRESENTING THAT this IS A TRUTHFUL ACCOUNT OF OUR EXPERIENCE WITH THE client. Revdex.com MAY EDIT our COMPLAINT TO pretend to PROTECT PRIVACY RIGHTS (which we didn't violate) AND TO REMOVE INAPPROPRIATE LANGUAGE(which we didn't use). And the real post will be posted all over those websites, Others, and social media so that everybody knows what was said in its entirety and what the Revdex.com takes out! TGO Consulting, in according to its terms and agreement that you [redacted] also agreed to, will be sending records of everything said here to all of its contacts of employers in every industry we consult with. Maybe Mathew, you should be careful about who you slander with fake accusations of scams when those people have done nothing but provide the services you asked for. Should like to remove your false claim, we will not take any further action unless your complaint made now or any made in the future ruin our public image in any way or cause negative actions with any organization (including the Revdex.com). Then according to our terms of agreement, we will not hesitate to follow through and your contract will be put up to collections. Sincerely, Brian