Phoenix Executive Group deceptive company slime-ball employees Mahwah New Jersey

In December, 2002 I found myself unemployed with no prospects for the new year. It was then that I came across an ad in the newspaper advertising the Phoenix Executive Group. I followed up the advertisment with a phone call to the company inquiring about the services. Both indicated to me that they were going to find a new position for me. So I agreed to meet with one of their salesmen, Nick Luebecke, in the Mahwah location.

I met with Mr. Luebecke 2 times and it was during that second meeting that he assured me that he had spoken with potential employers about my qualifications. He also relayed to me that they were very impressed with my background but in order for me to have access to them I had to retain the Phoenix Executive Group's services. Mr. Luebecke informed me that most of the companies interest in me were offering competitve salaries and extensive sign on bonuses. After discussing it with my wife, we decided that the investment of $6,000.00 to retain PEG would come back to me when Phoenix Executive Group put me in contact with the "POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS" interested in me. Suffice it to say, almost immediately after signing on the dotted line and paying the ENORMOUS fee all conversations of prospective employment ceased. When I tried to contact Mr. Luebecke about the companies he had contacted on my behalf my phone calls went unreturned.

It has now been three months since I singed up with the Phoenix Executive Group and I have gotten nothing more than a resume that I get no response from and data that does not even match what I am looking to do in my career. I was CHEATED, RIPPED OFF and TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They must be stopped. For all job seekers considering using their services DON'T get lured in the way I did.

John
Pittstown, New Jersey
U.S.A.