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5th of Jun, 2011 by User834944

With the recent buzz about Bluemile Inc. in Columbus Ohio, New Albany Ohio, and Bluemile Cloud or bCloud, I thought I would throw in my two cents worth and let others know what I know. I was working for a National IT staffing company based in Columbus, Ohio. In a weekly meeting, one of my local offices had mentioned that a new prospect was Bluemile Inc. or Bluemile LLC. During conversation with other business partners, I casually mentioned that we had a new prospect named Bluemile Inc. in Downtown Columbus Ohio. One of the partners immediately
warned me about bad business experiences his company had with Bluemile and warned me to stay far away from Bluemile, Jamie Busic, Michael Marlowe, and anybody that had anything to do with them. I promptly passed that information on to my local branch office that was pursuing Bluemile Inc. as a client. The local office chose to dismiss my warnings about Bluemile Inc., Jamie Busic, Michael Marlowe, and their questionable business practices (i.e. Bluemile, Jamie Busic, and Michael Marlowe are in the habit of not paying their bills). When all was said and done, not only did Bluemile, Jamie Busic, and Michael Marlowe downright refuse to pay for consulting services rendered, Bluemile Inc. also back-door hired one of our consultants. In plain English that means they converted the consultant from temporary to permanent without paying our conversion fee. Bluemile Inc, Jamie Busic, and Michael Marlowe stole from my employer, my team, and most importantly, my peers and friends. In very short order being a vendor to Bluemile Inc., the organization I was employed by lost in excess of $25,000.00. We were forced to write off the business as un-collectable. Had the local office listened to the warning we received about Bluemile Inc.s shady business practices, not only could they have saved in excess of 25,000.00 dollars, they also could have saved countless resources
wasted servicing these deadbeats. It is pretty amazing to me that the City of New Albany, Ohio and other municipalities that have bought into Bluemile Inc. did not perform better due diligence before spending the taxpayer's money with petty thieves like Jamie Busic, Michael Marlowe and Bluemile Inc. Sincerely, Former Account Executive
National IT Staffing Firm
Columbus Ohio

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