Harvard Professional Group, Michael Poz They do nothing for your money. Deceptive sales practices. Ripoff Edison New Jersey

My story unfortunatly is very similiar to everyone else's here. After you respond to an ad in the paper which makes them appear as a recruitment agency (who are paid by the employer), you must go to their offices and schedule several meetings in order to take a battery of tests. Once you have invested substantial time, you meet Michael Poz, who speaks nothing buy lies about his abilities and your prospects. He finally mention that there is a significant fee for their services. They mention that you're paying for access to their network, and that they have jobs lined up for you.

Well, it turns out that they have no network. In fact, they stop checking for companies within their fictional network after you pay the initial fee. After that all you get is career advice. Although it has been nearly a year since I signed up with HPG, I have given up on them a long time ago. I recently tried to contact them in hopes that maybe they can begin my job search again, but have not heard back from them. After checking the updates on Ripoff Report, I have heard that they are now bankrupt. Can anyone tell me if this is true? Is there currently a class action suit against them? Well, please post replies if you have any information that will help me- and DO NOT FALL FOR THEIR LIES!

John
Brick, New Jersey
U.S.A.