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| Elite Fragrance in Federal Way Andrew, Shay, Debbie the SCAMERS... Office Assistant (Full Time) (Renton) SCAM..... Office Assistants are needed for |
| 1st of Nov, 2011 by User952503 |
| In the economy today everyone is trying to make ends meat… Looking for a job is very hard for others and the last thing that they need is for a company to waist there time. BY SCAMMING THEM… from the reviews that I have seen from this job I can REALLY say that everything is true ( Job Scam) Well I was one of them that was almost a victim but ALITTLE to smart for them ( Elite Wholesale distribution perfume ) They are a Scam. I was job searching today and seen an ad on Cragislist for an: Office Assistants Full Time position and It had a number I mean how often do you see a phone number on Cragislist. Well for those that know not often. So I call to schedule a interview and I talked with someone named (Andrew) he told me that he is looking for someone to start on Monday so I said yeah I can come in for an interview today at 3:30pm which it seem like everyone had an interview at the same time but we all went back one by one. So I go back and I had a Interview with this lady(Debbie) that looks like she just got out of JAIL or she was wanted I no she does Drugs because she looks like a METH OR A CRACK Head and everyone that is in the office. Just do to the fact that who has time to sit there and play with people and SCAM… As you guys seen in the other Review the they are all true and we have to get theses guys out of here. This is the Ad on Cragislist that is getting everyone in the door.. Office Assistants are needed for our new branch locations in Seattle, Renton and Federal Way. These positions are Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm. It's great that you have experience for this position, but it is not required. We will train the right candidates. Office Assistant's responsibilities include greeting customers, scheduling appointments, answering phones, cash handling, bank deposits and ext. Compensation $18-$19hour plus benefits. You must be 18+ years of age to apply for this position and willing to commit to a full time schedule. To schedule an interview call our office at (253) 517-3401. WHY???? What are they getting out of it??? |
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| Great Company and Amazing Place To Work. Debbie Is The Best!! |
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| First of all, Elite Wholesale Fragrance is a supplier of rendition fragrances. They distribute their product line to Independent Business owners and Companies throughout the U.S. Second Elite doesn't ask you to invest any money, it's not a pyramid or multi-level marketing business, there's nothing to purchase, there are no sign-up fees. The only thing required from you is your time and hard work, and you’ll get a chance to work for there company. They are trying to help people who need to make a living, people who have families and are in need. They give back to the community and are such a great company to work for. The owners there are really good people and they want to help people who are struggling in this bad economy. It probably sounds too good to be true, but its NOT. I was always taught "never take financial advice from broke people or advice about what to do with you life or carrier. I know its a little harsh but so true. Why would you take advice from some of these people complaining when they probably are still looking for work, live with there parents, have know money and have nothing better to do then write negative stuff online. Last thing Elite is a great company. Give it a shot than make a decision, no hard feeling. The owners are great people you have to meet them for your self. |
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I'm the kind of person who listens to both side of things and also a person who gives people chances...i feel we live and learn from our mistakes and its nice for others to warn us about companies but to say things in a disrespectful way and slamming each other is nt solving problems it just causes more. I work hard and put my all into work and personal life and if i do get scammed its a lesson i will learn on my own and i live..to me ive learned allot about sales and pubic speaking going to elite and I'm thankful for that but i feel people who say this is a scam should not stay in the class to bring everyone to their level but what you talk about outside the company is on you. i would not go into someones home and be disrespectful that is just childish. people make mistakes but how we correct those mistakes is what matters. i want my own business and ill bust my butt work hard each day to get it...i wont sit around and complain about not making sales to move up...sales is cut throat at any place you go. i hear the complaints from others but what solutions are being brought? people need to think about how to fix a problem not add to it. this is just my opinion. have a goodnight
It seems to me that someone literally has too much time on their hands. It sounds like complaining is their hobby. It’s very professional of you to curse and say the “F” word especially when you’re trying to prove a false point. With that attitude and word choice, does it seem that you’re a assistant in training? Or qualify to be a assistant? Stating that you are an “employee” of the company listed above. It’s strange and funny how people make assumptions, lies and come up with false information about the owners, Andrew and Taylor just to prove their story. You cannot believe everything you read online, especially when it’s coming from some one who only worked at the company for two days. Even McDonalds, Burger King, Macys, and ALL the other major companies are listed on scam reports. Anyone can post anything on Scam Informer and get away with, but it’s not fair to the companies who works really hard to establish their business, get it up and going, and get their reputation tarnish by an unsatisfied person who made it their number one priority in life to talk negative about that company. Move on with your life. Cursing and stooping down to someone’s low level to present a rebuttal is not something that any employee or the owners of the company will do. If you don’t believe that it’s a legit business, you can always check them on business registration. We have one uptight ex staff member who left because they are unhappy with life and tons of staff who believe in the business and make it as a career. Andrew and Taylor always said that this business is not for everyone, they don’t force you to stay. The doors are always at the same spot and feel free to leave. No hard feelings. Or stay and we’ll welcome you with open arms. Scam Informer is a serious matter, if you’re sitting on your computer, waiting for a rebuttal, so that you can turn this into a blog, you should think real hard as to whom you are as a person.
Ok ok ok people I'm thinking that its time to move along with all the "Oh this company is horrible its a scam, they don't know what there talking about!" blah blah blah. In reality anyone that is complaining, you could sit down and be talking to them and they would say well I didn't go to the second interview. Or well It sounded like a scam (meaning I don't really know but I'm going to make drama cause that's all I'm good at.) Are you going to sit there and listen to someone who has NO CLUE because they didn't even go through training for the position anyhow? You know this world is just coming to a halt because NOBODY wants to work for there positions anymore. Everyone just wants to be given everything cause that's what this world is coming to. Do you really think that if we were to sit here and just "pull people of the streets" and say here you go do whatever you want. Do you think that's a good business? uhh I'm thinking NO. But oh wait that's NOT what elite does they really are legit. Taylor and Andrew are some of the best people that I have met, they are business oriented, honest and will do anything to help anyone at anytime. Now if you think your really big enough person to sit there and say that that is not how people should be you should really get your priorities straight.
First off, let me introduce myself. My name is Cody Ash and I am an Assistant for Elite Wholesale Fragrance In Kent Washington. When I first started I answered the ad just like everyone else. But unlike the other people that I started with, I stuck with it and I am now an Assistant. Before I started I was in the military, I left the military and had no plan in life. I was broke going from job to job to job until finally I answered the ad, Andrew did my first interview and he gave me the opportunity of a lifetime. People who blow out in their first or second week obviously didn't understand the business. They give anyone, no matter what race, color, gender, or age the same opportunity they gave me. Like I said I went through training in Federal Way and I got the freedom to move to the location of my choice. Any person with a brain can look at all these negative letters and see that some people just are not cut out for this business and have way to much time on there hands. I mean there are so many companies out there with negative feed back but does that mean you will not shop there? Everyone at Elite has the exact same equal opportunity. All it takes to complete training is working hard, dedication, and a little blind faith. I have allot of respect for Andrew and Taylor. They are great people and unbelievable company owners. When an opportunity like this comes your way it isn't about what someone else did or does for you but what you do with the opportunity yourself.
First of all, Elite Wholesale Fragrance is a supplier of rendition fragrances. They distribute their product line to Independent Business owners and Companies throughout the U.S. Second Elite doesn't ask you to invest any money, it's not a pyramid or multi-level marketing business, there's nothing to purchase, there are no sign-up fees. The only thing required from you is your time and hard work, and you’ll get a chance to work for there company. They are trying to help people who need to make a living, people who have families and are in need. They give back to the community and are such a great company to work for. The owners there are really good people and they want to help people who are struggling in this bad economy. It probably sounds too good to be true, but its NOT. I was always taught "never take financial advice from broke people or advice about what to do with you life or carrier. I know its a little harsh but so true. Why would you take advice from some of these people complaining when they probably are still looking for work, live with there parents, have know money and have nothing better to do then write negative stuff online. Last thing Elite is a great company. Give it a shot than make a decision, no hard feeling. The owners are great people you have to meet them for your self.
Scam Informer is a great tool or website that everyone can use to hear about people's claim towards a company. But it shouldn't be use in a negative way. That is true that you should be able to voice your opinion, but the lack of education you know and assumptions you make can affect everyone. Elite Wholesale Fragrance, LLC might not be right for you, but that doesn't mean that its not right for someone else. Huge corporation and other companies all have something negative about them. ALL companies can not be in business to please everyone, or else they will go out of business. The funny part is, anyone can write any thing online. All I am trying to say is that ELITE is a great company to work for. I know that they ask a lot out of an employee, but I have no issue exceeding their expectations. And this is my opinion.
P.S ELITE WHOLESALE FRAGRANCE, LLC is still ELITE WHOLESALE FRAGRANCE, LLC. |
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Mitt Romney will win three states in Super Tuesday primaries, while Rick Santorum will win in Tennessee and Oklahoma and Newt Gingrich grabbed a vital triumph in Georgia, CNN projected.
Santorum's victories showed his continuing strength among conservative voters, while Gingrich's win in the state that sent him to Congress allows him to keep his campaign going.
The Santorum victories also hurt Gingrich's Southern strategy after the former House speaker's triumphs in South Carolina and now Georgia, which both border Tennessee.
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Romney, meanwhile, easily won as expected in Virginia, Vermont and Massachusetts, the state where he served as governor and considers home.
The early results from contests in 10 states that put 419 delegates up for grabs were expected, based on polls and the fact that two of the candidates -- Santorum and Texas Rep. Ron Paul -- weren't on the Virginia ballot.
For Gingrich, who represented Georgia's sixth congressional district for two decades, the victory provided a new boost after a string of defeats since his only other primary triumph in South Carolina.
Voters fill out their ballots Tuesday at a polling station setup in Froehlich's Classic Corner restaurant in Steubenville, Ohio. Voters fill out their ballots Tuesday at a polling station setup in Froehlich's Classic Corner restaurant in Steubenville, Ohio.
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"Thank you Georgia! It is gratifying to win my home state so decisively to launch our March Momentum, " Gingrich said Tuesday night in a Twitter post.
"There's lots of bunny rabbits that run through, " Gingrich later told supporters in Georgia. "I'm the tortoise."
A Gingrich campaign source also told CNN on condition of not being identified that the former House speaker will become the third GOP candidate to get Secret Service protection starting Wednesday. Romney and Santorum already have that protection.
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Romney entered Super Tuesday off of three wins last week and a growing lead in the delegate count toward the 1, 144 needed to secure the nomination to face President Barack Obama in November.
In excerpts of his planned remarks to supporters later Tuesday night in Boston, Romney focused on Obama in trying to sound like the presumptive nominee.
Citing unemployment that remains above 8%, Romney will say the figure is just an "inconvenient statistic" in the eyes of the Obama administration.
"But those numbers are more than data on a spreadsheet; they are worried families and anxious faces, " Romney will say, according to the excerpts. " And tonight, I'd like to say to each of them: You have not been forgotten. We will not leave you behind. Our campaign is on the move. And real change is finally on the way, "
Romney also will signal a continued battle for his campaign.
"Tonight we've taken one more step toward restoring the promise of America, " he will say, according to the excerpts. "Tomorrow we wake up and we start again. And the next day we do the same. And so it will go, day by day, step by step, door to door, heart to heart."
Tuesday was the biggest single day of the primary season, and included showdowns in several states that will determine the ability of Santorum, Gingrich and Paul to blunt Romney's momentum toward what many believe will be his inevitable nomination.
Before Tuesday, Romney had accumulated 207 delegates to 86 for Santorum, 46 for Paul and 39 for Gingrich, according to CNN estimates.
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Georgia had the most delegates up for grabs on Tuesday with 76, but Ohio, because of its status as a crucial battleground state in the general election, is considered the main prize.
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Early results showed Romney and Santorum running almost event. A CNN/ORC International poll released Monday indicates that Ohio was a dead heat between Romney and Santorum, with each grabbing 32% of likely GOP primary voters. Gingrich was at 14% and Paul was at 11%.
Surveys released a week earlier suggested Santorum led Romney, but they were conducted before Romney's victories in Arizona and his native Michigan on February 28, followed by winning the Washington state caucuses on Saturday.
A leading GOP strategist thinks if Romney does well across the board on Tuesday night, he could come close to locking up his bid for the nomination.
"Even a come-from-behind win in Ohio won't give Romney the momentum he needs to put this race away, but Romney could seal this deal Tuesday if he takes not only Ohio, but Tennessee, " said CNN contributor Alex Castellanos.
"If Romney demonstrates he can win in the South, GOP establishment and conservative voters will rally around him and money for his opponents would begin to dry up, " added Castellanos, who was a top media adviser for Romney's 2008 nomination bid but who is not taking sides this cycle. "The real test Tuesday is this: Can Romney win not only in Ohio but in the South?"
County-level results in Ohio
Romney's campaign was bolstered by endorsements from leading conservatives this week including House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Virginia, Oklahoma Sen. Tom Coburn and former Attorney General John Ashcroft.
The endorsements indicated a growing push in the Republican Party to show Romney can win the trust of conservatives, despite concerns that he is too moderate.
Thanks to a sweep of contests in Colorado, Minnesota, and Missouri on February 7, Santorum went from a long-shot candidate to a co-frontrunner, but going into Super Tuesday he hadn't had a victory since.
"Simply put, he needs to stop the bleeding after three straight losses by winning several states of his own -- including the big one in Ohio, " said Gentry Collins, a former political director for the Republican National Committee and the Republican Governors Association.
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Santorum and Gingrich were not on the ballot in Virginia because they failed to get enough signatures to qualify, and Santorum was not eligible to win some delegates in Ohio because his campaign failed to file required paperwork in some congressional districts and didn't submit a full list of delegates in others.
"If Santorum wins one or two, but fewer than Romney and the narrative becomes his campaign was too inept to make the Virginia ballot or several districts in Ohio, he's in trouble, " said Collins, who ran Romney's 2008 operation but is neutral this time. "Remember, Republicans are hungry for a winner against Obama. If the stench of incompetence sticks to him, he's toast."
Paul has focused his efforts on winning delegates in the caucus states of Idaho, North Dakota and Alaska so that he can wield influence at the Republican convention in August.
Here is a state-by-state breakdown:
* Alaska is holding caucuses from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. ET. There are 24 delegates at stake, to be allocated on a proportional basis.
* Georgia held a primary, with polls closing at 7 p.m. ET. There are 76 delegates at stake, allocated on a proportional basis.
Georgia results | Georgia exit polls
* Idaho is holding caucuses beginning at 9 p.m. ET. There are 32 delegates at stake, to be allocated on a proportional basis.
* Massachusetts held a primary, with polls closing at 8 p.m. ET. There are 38 delegates at stake, to be allocated on a proportional basis.
Massachusetts results | Massachusetts exit polls
* North Dakota is holding caucuses from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET. There are 28 delegates at state, to be allocated on a proportional basis.
* Ohio held a primary, with polls closing at 7:30 p.m. ET. There are 63 delegates at stake, to be awarded on a proportional basis.
Ohio results | Ohio exit polls
* Oklahoma is holding a primary, with polls closing at 8 p.m. ET. There are 40 delegates at stake, to be allocated on a proportional basis.
Oklahoma results | Oklahoma exit polls
* Tennessee held a primary, with polls closing at 8 p.m. ET. There are 55 delegates at stake, to be awarded on a proportional basis.
* Vermont held a primary, with polls closing at 7 p.m. ET. There are 17 delegates at stake, to be awarded on a proportional basis.
Vermont results | Vermont exit polls
* Virginia held primary, with polls closing at 7 p.m. There are 46 delegates at stake, to be allocated on a proportional basis. |
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As results come in for Super Tuesday's nominating contests, CBS News projects Mitt Romney will win the Republican presidential primaries in Virginia, Massachusetts and Vermont. CBS News projects Rick Santorum will win in Tennessee and Oklahoma. CBS News also projects Newt Gingrich will win in his home state of Georgia, clinching his first primary victory since South Carolina's January 21 primary contest.
In the battleground state of Ohio, where polls closed at 7:30 p.m. ET, CBS News estimates a close race between Romney and Santorum. With 23 percent reporting, Santorum has 38 percent and Romney has 36 percent.
There are also caucuses in Idaho, Alaska and North Dakota. Results are expected later this evening.
With voters in ten states selecting their choice to be the Republican presidential nominee and 419 delegates up for grabs, Super Tuesday could be a make-or-break night for the remaining Republican presidential candidates.
According to early exit polls, the economy is the top issue for voters in the primary states today, while the ability to defeat President Obama is candidate the quality that matters most to voters. More than a quarter of voters made up their minds in the last few days.
In both Tennessee and Oklahoma, Santorum did well among the nearly 75 percent of primary voters who identified as evangelical Christians, according to exit polls. He did particularly well among those voters who said it mattered "a great deal" to them that a candidate share their religious beliefs.
Speaking to supporters in Ohio, Santorum called Tuesday a "big night" for his campaign, despite having been up against "enormous odds."
"This was a big night tonight, lots of states. We're going to win a few, we're going to lose a few, but as it looks right now, we're going to get at least a couple of gold medals and a whole passel full of silver medals, " he said. "We went up against enormous odds, not just here in the state of Ohio, where -- who knows how much we were outspent -- but in every state. There wasn't a single state in the list that I just gave you where I spent more money than the people I was able to defeat to win that state. In every case, we overcame the odds."
In Georgia, which he represented in Congress for 20 years, early exit polls showed Gingrich winning among men, women, and white evangelical voters. He also led among very conservative voters and those who said the economy was their top issue.
Gingrich's victory in Georgia could give the candidate a much-needed boost in momentum after a string of losses in recent nominating contests. Reflective of his strategy to build support in the South, the candidate also headed to Tennessee Monday to make a play for some of the state's 55 delegates.
In remarks in Atlanta after the Georgia polls closed Tuesday night, Gingrich made clear that he plans to stay in the race, even as he struggles to maintain his momentum as a candidate.
"Remember when it was Tim Pawlenty who was going to crowd me out? And remember then when it was Michele Bachmann? And then it was our good friend, Herman Cain the first time? And then, for a brief moment, it was Donald Trump almost, " Gingrich told supporters. "And then it was our good friend, Rick Perry, then it was Herman Cain the second time, and now it's Santorum."
He continued: "You just can't quite get across to them: It's all right. There are lots of bunny rabbits that run through. I am the tortoise. I just take one step at a time."
In Virginia, Romney performed well among most demographic groups, including men, women and conservatives. But both Gingrich and Rick Santorum -- who could have posed a threat for Romney in Virginia -- failed to get on the ballot, leaving voters to choose between just Romney and Ron Paul.
Exit polls show Romney with strong support across most demographics in Massachusetts, where he served as governor from 2003 to 2007. He also did well among most demographic groups in Vermont, where he enjoys an advantage due to the state's proximity to Massachusetts.
The ten states in play Tuesday are Ohio, Tennessee, Georgia, Oklahoma, Virginia, North Dakota, Alaska, Massachusetts, Vermont, and Idaho.
All ten states are awarding their delegates proportionately - allocating them based on the outcome in congressional districts, a candidate's percentage of the statewide vote, or a combination of the two (as in Ohio). The lack of "winner take all" contests makes it almost impossible for the remaining GOP presidential hopefuls to accrue enough of the 419 delegates at stake Tuesday to create an aura of true inevitability around their candidacy. |
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| My opinion Romney will know how to get the Country on the right financial track. He will not worry about buying votes with stupid investments that have done nothing but enriched his millionaire donors who have further enriched themselves with failed energy policies. Obama never stops - now it's algae. He spends the taxpayers money like we have an inexhaustible supply. The fact is the well ran dry from the first week Obama was in office. Somehow he tries to convince the unthinking, selfish mobs that he is midas and everything thing he touches turns to gold when in fact no one can be so uninformed that they are not aware of all Obama's stimulant money has gone into bankrupt factories. He doesn't stop. He doesn't care. He wants to keep printing money and then he will have enough for himself to satisfy all his wanton material desires. At that point he will say 'the hell with the rest of you, you worry about paying back all I spent on my own personal pipe dreams. |
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I do not trust him since he has offshore bank accounts in the cayman islands and switzerland, to evade taxes. he is a capitalist so he would treat america like a business. he has no virtually political experience so i would never vote him for president. he is the biggest flip-flop politician i have ever researched. he is pro-war.
quotes that disturb me greatly: "not concerned about the very poor", "not concerned about the very rich", "the banks arent bad people", "we should double guantanamo", ''dont try to stop the foreclosure process. let it run its course and hit the bottom.''...among others. |
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| I don't think I would like to see him in the White House but he is the best of the bunch running. He does not seem as flexible as the others but he has the experience in both government and private business to give him a better feel and mix than the others have! No military but as Governor he should have had enough interaction with the National Guard to understand at least the basics. No federal government experience but as performance is showing that can not be a problem and most likely a plus!. |
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| A good politician and a good candidate for president. The problem with him though is that I learned about his policies by going on his website and reading up on them. I should know about what he plans on doing if elected as president through speeches, but most of his speeches consist of why Obama isn't a good president. I know why I don't want to vote for Obama, so i don't need to know why I shouldn't vote for him, I need to know why I should vote for Romney. That's his biggest issue right now. |
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I was born and raised Lutheran (Missour Synod), converting later in life to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Despite the political and even religious diatribe, most of which is innuendo and false accusations from the undereducated…
It’s still going to be about the economy and who can get the job done!
Romney knows and understands world economics. In the private sector, for most of his life, he successfully and profitably managed large companies, helped turn around large companies that were sinking and helped other companies get started, saving and creating thousands of jobs, Domino’s Pizza, Sports Authority, and Staples to name just a few of many.
Funny. Half of MA loves what Romney did, the other half hate him, maybe because he left after completing only one term. Maybe he is not a “career” politician, do you always need a “career” politician to get the job done?
Yes, he worked as the MA governor for his entire term for FREE!!! Who else would have done that!?
Yes, during his 4 years as governor MA started out ranked 49th in job creation for half of his term before moving up to 47th in his final year. Not a stellar record to some. Yet Romney also reduced corporate loopholes and cut state spending in order to cut taxes and increase consumer spending. MA had a huge deficit, about 3 Billion dollars when he started, and he left MA with a 600 million surplus and balanced budget at the end of his term (yes, he raised state “fees”, but still kept them below the national average). He can't help it if the government screwed up after he left.
MA’s super majority Democrat controlled legislature wanted desperately some kind of Universal Health care program. Romney worked with them to create one that would work, similar to mandated auto insurance (most states have such mandates). It is estimated that 98% of the residents are now covered. It was within projected budget (about 1% of the State budget) until Romney left and MA made changes to the program and now it is costing them. Romney believes that states -- not the federal government -- should be free to design their own plans for covering the uninsured if that is what they want to do.
Yes, he compromised on some political issues, again dealing with a super majority Democrat Legislature and Judicial Branch in MA, in order to keep the state government working together and moving forward.
He turned around a struggling 2002 Winter Olympics with millions in debt and made it into one of the most profitable Olympics in history. And only took a $1 dollar salary. Who else would have done that!?
He is against federalization and big government and believes in state’s rights to govern their own affairs.
He believes in marriage between a man and woman, the importance of family, and lives the example.
He is for a strong military and believes the borders should be better protected.
The list of real positives is far greater than the supposed list of negatives.
And the Democrat Party is most afraid of Romney. |
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| I think he has some awesome ideas and I absolutely love him. I really hope he wins, it would be flippin awesome to have a mormon president. That's just me, though. |
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I was scheduled for a 1pm interview today with Taylor and Co. However, something just seemed a "little off" to me. In my nearly 30 yrs of employment, I have never seen an Admin Assistant make $18/hr to start! Yes, it would be nice, BUT! So I started researching them online. I am so relieved that I did not waste my time and energy AND gas on that scheduled interview! I called the BBB and, indeed, they have many, many consumer complaints that Taylor and Co/Elite Fragrance have not responded to. I also called the Washington State Attorney General (800) 551-4636 and informed them of what I had found on ScamReport.com. I also flagged their ad on Craigslist and sent a complaint to Craigslist.
I hope that nobody else gets scammed and hurt by these "companies!".
Best wishes to all of you (including me) who are still looking for legitimate employment! |
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I was scheduled for a 1pm interview today. I was researching the company online and I found it interesting that Taylor and Co was often linked with Elite Fragrance. I kept researching and I am so glad that I followed my gut instinct on Taylor and Co. First of all, in my nearly 30 yrs of employment, I have never been paid $18/hr to start as an Admin Assistant and they are going to "provide training" at $18/hr?! I called the BBB and the person that I spoke with said that there have been numerous complaints that have not been responded to by Taylor and Co/Elite Fragrance. I then called the Washington State Attorney General's office (800) 551-4636 and reported to them what I had found here on ScamInformer.com. Believe me, he was VERY interested! I also flagged Taylor and Co's ad on Craigslist and sent a complaint to Craigslist. I then called Taylor and Co that I would not be making my 1pm interview and gave her the reason why and what proactive steps I had taken. She said in her sweet voice "I'm sorry you feel that way."
Best wishes to all of you (including myself) who are still looking for honest, legitimate work that I can be proud of!!
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| @ snwflke6 I KNOW ... I didn't even notice the same name logged in twice lmfao idiot!!! @ travistanner: FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK |
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| 2 Sunshine how dumb are you? You did not even go in for an interview and your making all these assumptions based on what people write online. Not only did you not go in but you flagged some ones account. You went just a little overboard what a weirdo. Some people in this world just have know clue. How would you like it if some one took your first and last name and put it on this site or another scam website? This company helps out allot of people in Washington state especially those in need. If only people would understand that anyone can write anything only. This company is great and I know from person experience. |
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I'm the kind of person who listens to both side of things and also a person who gives people chances...i feel we live and learn from our mistakes and its nice for others to warn us about companies but to say things in a disrespectful way and slamming each other is nt solving problems it just causes more. I work hard and put my all into work and personal life and if i do get scammed its a lesson i will learn on my own and i live..to me ive learned allot about sales and pubic speaking going to elite and I'm thankful for that but i feel people who say this is a scam should not stay in the class to bring everyone to their level but what you talk about outside the company is on you. i would not go into someones home and be disrespectful that is just childish. people make mistakes but how we correct those mistakes is what matters. i want my own business and ill bust my butt work hard each day to get it...i wont sit around and complain about not making sales to move up...sales is cut throat at any place you go. i hear the complaints from others but what solutions are being brought? people need to think about how to fix a problem not add to it. this is just my opinion. have a goodnight
It seems to me that someone literally has too much time on their hands. It sounds like complaining is their hobby. It’s very professional of you to curse and say the “F” word especially when you’re trying to prove a false point. With that attitude and word choice, does it seem that you’re a assistant in training? Or qualify to be a assistant? Stating that you are an “employee” of the company listed above. It’s strange and funny how people make assumptions, lies and come up with false information about the owners, Andrew and Taylor just to prove their story. You cannot believe everything you read online, especially when it’s coming from some one who only worked at the company for two days. Even McDonalds, Burger King, Macys, and ALL the other major companies are listed on scam reports. Anyone can post anything on Scam Informer and get away with, but it’s not fair to the companies who works really hard to establish their business, get it up and going, and get their reputation tarnish by an unsatisfied person who made it their number one priority in life to talk negative about that company. Move on with your life. Cursing and stooping down to someone’s low level to present a rebuttal is not something that any employee or the owners of the company will do. If you don’t believe that it’s a legit business, you can always check them on business registration. We have one uptight ex staff member who left because they are unhappy with life and tons of staff who believe in the business and make it as a career. Andrew and Taylor always said that this business is not for everyone, they don’t force you to stay. The doors are always at the same spot and feel free to leave. No hard feelings. Or stay and we’ll welcome you with open arms. Scam Informer is a serious matter, if you’re sitting on your computer, waiting for a rebuttal, so that you can turn this into a blog, you should think real hard as to whom you are as a person.
Ok ok ok people I'm thinking that its time to move along with all the "Oh this company is horrible its a scam, they don't know what there talking about!" blah blah blah. In reality anyone that is complaining, you could sit down and be talking to them and they would say well I didn't go to the second interview. Or well It sounded like a scam (meaning I don't really know but I'm going to make drama cause that's all I'm good at.) Are you going to sit there and listen to someone who has NO CLUE because they didn't even go through training for the position anyhow? You know this world is just coming to a halt because NOBODY wants to work for there positions anymore. Everyone just wants to be given everything cause that's what this world is coming to. Do you really think that if we were to sit here and just "pull people of the streets" and say here you go do whatever you want. Do you think that's a good business? uhh I'm thinking NO. But oh wait that's NOT what elite does they really are legit. Taylor and Andrew are some of the best people that I have met, they are business oriented, honest and will do anything to help anyone at anytime. Now if you think your really big enough person to sit there and say that that is not how people should be you should really get your priorities straight.
First off, let me introduce myself. My name is Cody Ash and I am an Assistant for Elite Wholesale Fragrance In Kent Washington. When I first started I answered the ad just like everyone else. But unlike the other people that I started with, I stuck with it and I am now an Assistant. Before I started I was in the military, I left the military and had no plan in life. I was broke going from job to job to job until finally I answered the ad, Andrew did my first interview and he gave me the opportunity of a lifetime. People who blow out in their first or second week obviously didn't understand the business. They give anyone, no matter what race, color, gender, or age the same opportunity they gave me. Like I said I went through training in Federal Way and I got the freedom to move to the location of my choice. Any person with a brain can look at all these negative letters and see that some people just are not cut out for this business and have way to much time on there hands. I mean there are so many companies out there with negative feed back but does that mean you will not shop there? Everyone at Elite has the exact same equal opportunity. All it takes to complete training is working hard, dedication, and a little blind faith. I have allot of respect for Andrew and Taylor. They are great people and unbelievable company owners. When an opportunity like this comes your way it isn't about what someone else did or does for you but what you do with the opportunity yourself.
First of all, Elite Wholesale Fragrance is a supplier of rendition fragrances. They distribute their product line to Independent Business owners and Companies throughout the U.S. Second Elite doesn't ask you to invest any money, it's not a pyramid or multi-level marketing business, there's nothing to purchase, there are no sign-up fees. The only thing required from you is your time and hard work, and you’ll get a chance to work for there company. They are trying to help people who need to make a living, people who have families and are in need. They give back to the community and are such a great company to work for. The owners there are really good people and they want to help people who are struggling in this bad economy. It probably sounds too good to be true, but its NOT. I was always taught "never take financial advice from broke people or advice about what to do with you life or carrier. I know its a little harsh but so true. Why would you take advice from some of these people complaining when they probably are still looking for work, live with there parents, have know money and have nothing better to do then write negative stuff online. Last thing Elite is a great company. Give it a shot than make a decision, no hard feeling. The owners are great people you have to meet them for your self.
Scam Informer is a great tool or website that everyone can use to hear about people's claim towards a company. But it shouldn't be use in a negative way. That is true that you should be able to voice your opinion, but the lack of education you know and assumptions you make can affect everyone. Elite Wholesale Fragrance, LLC might not be right for you, but that doesn't mean that its not right for someone else. Huge corporation and other companies all have something negative about them. ALL companies can not be in business to please everyone, or else they will go out of business. The funny part is, anyone can write any thing online. All I am trying to say is that ELITE is a great company to work for. I know that they ask a lot out of an employee, but I have no issue exceeding their expectations. And this is my opinion.
P.S ELITE WHOLESALE FRAGRANCE, LLC is still ELITE WHOLESALE FRAGRANCE, LLC. |
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@ ooGreatCompanyoo
I did not just do my research online. I also contacted the Federal Way Police Department, spoke with the BBB and the Washington State Attorney General. Every single one of these agencies had inflammatory information regarding Taylor and Co/Elite Fragrance.
My information is fact based. I don't appreciate being called "dumb." Clearly, I am not. |
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| Let me start by saying that I have a job as a Business Account Administrator, and that's what I do...Office Work. I spoke to a friend this morning that fell prey to this scam of a company offering her an Office Asst position. She was supposed to start her frist day of training today. After researching and reading all of these negative posts about this disrespectul, disgusting company... I called her back and advised her that this was NOT an office assistant position, but some parking lot sales rep for knock perfumes and that they lied and ripped people off. First of all, Taylor & Co, Elite or whatever you want to call yourself, don't lie to people..let them know EXACTLY what they are getting themselves into. Thank God I'm not naive and gullible. Any job posted on Craigslist for an Office Assistant job starting at $18...come on, thats absolute BS!! I have been in several clerical/office positions and NOBODY starts out making that kind of money...NOBODY!! By the way... she isn't wasting her time and showing up to the "job" (and I use that term loosly) and thanked me for giving her the heads up. People...if it's too good to be true, then it is...PERIOD!! This company should be ashamed of themselves taking advantage of desperate people! |
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| @2sunshines - I also did the background check on this company and it definitely has a VERY bad reputation for screwing with people! I ALSO am a VERY intelligent woman and don't feel the need to resolve to using foul language, but this company clearly needs to be held accountable! I hope they get what's coming to them! Bad publicity and getting the word out should do the trick. |
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