Brand.com - Mike Zammuto knowingly took individuals money knowing they could not perform the service Philadelphia Nationwide

During the entire interviewing process at Brand.com, I was lied to.  But, at the time, I did not know it.  Based on the fictitious information, I made a choice to leave my position at a company, readjust my life interests and begin work at Brand.com.

These personal decisions were tough and after less than one-week at Brand.com knew I had made a terrible mistake. During the interview process, my position was going to be based on working with large corporations.  I was handed a book of business which consisted of reputation management clientele.  For anyone reading this, "reputation management clientele" consisted of people who had a criminal past which sought services to remove their past from the internet.  I spoke to people who were convicted of child molestation, masturbation in public and other obsene gestures which people were charged and convicted.  These search engine removals were unethical, but in the words of Mike Zammuto, "they keep the lights on."

This was not large organizations and companies I was promised.  

BUT, all of the sudden Brand.com changed their business model to a PR type company that would take customers stories directly to the media through large well known publications.  EXCEPT, we did not have contracts/partnerships with these publications but would take peoples money anyway.

Mike Zamutto, whom at the time was CEO, is the absolute epidemy of a dirt bag.  His shift in business model proven to be a massive disaster whereas millions of dollars were lost because the PR model DID/DOES NOT WORK.

Mike Zamutto does not have business accumen or understand the fundementals of any business decision because he believes his own lies.  Case and point, Mike Zamutto told me to my face to lie to the customer because all customers lie to us.  I have no idea how Mike Zamutto will ever retain a position in senior management.

This was the best learning experience of my life, because I learned how NOT to run a business.  There was a phrase that was said to me while working at Brand.com, "don't look at Brand.com as a viable business, rather look at it as a scam." This phrase is the best takeaway from Brand.com.

If I am contacted by any media source or legal counsel, I would be happy to tell my story.