G Group LLC
Miami Florida 33129
United States of America
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G Group LLC Bob Gaber Fraud, Scam be careful Miami, Florida
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: One Last Point
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I recently applied for a position in the auto industry, I have never been in car sales but figured i'd give it a shot since. I need to provide for my family. Anyhow I apply and get a response to meet a Mr.Bob Gaber. When I arrive at the interview he asks me a couple of questions and tells me to come the next day to begin training. Did that an as soon as I get there, around 15 people are there also vying for the same position.
Training begins and everything seemed to be ok, until he asks us for a payment of $399....I was like no way. I have never paid to get a job and if I could pay I the money then why im I looking for a job.All the group pays on the last day. After we all pay he sends us out on a wild goose chase and when we come back we see that the money had already been either deposited or cashed.
After the training is done he says he has to leave and makes us wait for the owner of the dealership to come. This takes over 2 hours( Very unprofessional). When interviewed by the owner we were told that since we're new we still have to pass a background check, and that we are not yet employed. I thought that had been done already. They told me we would have a draw of $300 a week!! that wont even pay my housing, plus We would only have two days a month off working store hours which is around 12-14 hours a day!!!
It seems they never wanted us to work, they just want to have something to show because nobody that has a family will work under those conditions. This is a huge rip-off and I will put a stop payment immediately on the check I gave him. The AD on Careerbuilder said flexible hours, that doesnt seem to flexible to me. Please be wary of this individual, hes a smart man and a smooth talker. Stay away at all costs.
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#1 Individual Responds
AUTHOR: Bob Gaber - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, March 13, 2012
POSTED: Tuesday, March 13, 2012
One step at a time. First, you were paying for your education and If I remember correctly, you provided a written testimonial in that regards. Secondly, they were going to hire you, but you chose to leave. In retail sales, we have to be there for the customers and not the other way around. I do know that we were playing phone tag, and I did email you in regards to what your issues were, but you chose not to respond. At no point in time did we ever talk about what was bugging you. Did you know that there were people in your class who did not have the money and were hired. I was willing to wait in those particular cases for after the ninety days to get paid from the dealer. What was preventing you from going to another car dealer and you are just using this as an excuse to get your money back, but the banks sided with me, that was not going to happen. Did you ever think why the banks and the credit card company sided with me? Because I was truthful. Want to go to arbitration? I doubt it, because you know you would not win there either. I never lied to you. You were not happy with that particular circumstance and instead of talking about it, decided to threaten me by saying that if I did not pay you then you would go to ripoff report and say these things. Sorry, it doesn't fly. And, if you had any guts, you would use your real name so you could be exposed for who you really are. If you don't like it, then let's go to arbitration.
#2 Individual Responds
AUTHOR: Bob Gaber - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, March 14, 2012
POSTED: Wednesday, March 14, 2012
I spoke to the rest of the people who were hired at the dealership and they all appear to be very happy with their working conditions and their employer. I have said this before in the other report listed, I am very proud of the way I conduct my business.
Anyone can claim anything. I suppose if you yell loud enough, then maybe someone will believe you. I cannot help that the people complaining were in fact actually either hired or about to be hired and they didn't like retail sales. Complaining that their potential employer showed up late, without finding out why??? Come on. Unprofessional?? The man has a business to run in multiple locations and if something comes up that has to be handled, what do you expect. You are applying for the job and if waiting a little bit is an issue, then what is going to happen if you have a client in front of you that you don't like?
If you truly believe that you were scammed, then there are legal ways to handle it. I am not going anywhere. You know you won't go to arbitration because you would lose. If anyone believes you, then all they have to do is not apply to any dealer that I am at. If someone has something nice to say about someone, it is a twenty second conversation. If someone has something negative it is a two hour conversation and then you will call back the next day for the follow up.
