McKenzie Scott Beware of: 'Free Publications you requested online' sent via Priority Mail & phone interview' to follow Denver Colorado

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*UPDATE: Rip-off Report Investigation - McKenzie Scott to resolve any and all issues, commitment to 100% customer satisfaction -commitment to provide excellent customer service - safeguards for their clients - consumers should feel secure when doing business with McKenzie Scott.

All you job seekers out there,

Watch out for a Priority mail package in the mail from McKenzie Scott. This is a sleek, online scam out to capitalize on your need for a new job. I went through their 'phone interview' and was almost sucked into paying them upfront fees of $5,000+ until I did some online research of my own and learned of the scam they've been doing and getting away with: promising job seekers positions they later do not deliver and doing a shoddy job in resume writing, to name a few.

A gentleman - Paul Mills, I believe, whose condescending voice i will never forget) grilled me the first time on the phone on my liability before he even bothered find out what my strengths are. Not only was he was cold, impersonal, he was a sleazy salesperson type and it was just bad vibe all around.

Make a long story short, do a simple search online for yourself underline the name and read about others experience and you'll see for yourself why so many others are reporting them to the BBB.

Chai Hui
Woodland, California
U.S.A.