Subway ripoff, liar, Scam Artist, Cheat, Con Man Arlington Texas

I worked for this company for three months as a manager and I can attest to the fact that Mr. Suarez is a true ripoff artist.

I had problems with my paycheck EVERY pay period. I worked seven days a week. And never once got any credit for pulling the store on S. Cooper in Arlington back from the brink.

Stay away from this company.

I just Googled "Christopher L. Nash Arlington Texas" and this story came up. Is it a coincidence ... hmm, see for yourself.

Yesterday, I called AT&T to set up an account for myself here in Houston, Texas for the first time ever. When asked for my social security number to start my account, the lady said that my social security number is already in their system. She proceeds to tell me that a Christopher L. Nash (whom I do not know) used it to open an account with them and there is a $618 balance from when the account was closed in 2005 (which also coincidentally coinsides with this supposed fraud) for services in Arlington, Texas (where I've never been to).

I now have to jump through hoops to file a fraud claim and have my social security number removed from Christopher L. Nash's outstanding account with AT&T and this balance removed from my credit report. I understand that there could have been a typo made when the social security number was entered into their system by Mr. Nash. However, after reading this article, I'm inclined to take this incident to the Fraud and Identity Theft Department with the FBI.

So, if you are reading this Mr. Nash, I say to you ... If this was a mistake, do what you can to pay your debt to AT&T (because I'm not paying it), clear up the SSN issue on your end, and listen for the FBI to be knocking at your door soon.

I just Googled "Christopher L. Nash Arlington Texas" and this story came up. Is it a coincidence ... hmm, see for yourself.

Yesterday, I called AT&T to set up an account for myself here in Houston, Texas for the first time ever. When asked for my social security number to start my account, the lady said that my social security number is already in their system. She proceeds to tell me that a Christopher L. Nash (whom I do not know) used it to open an account with them and there is a $618 balance from when the account was closed in 2005 (which also coincidentally coinsides with this supposed fraud) for services in Arlington, Texas (where I've never been to).

I now have to jump through hoops to file a fraud claim and have my social security number removed from Christopher L. Nash's outstanding account with AT&T and this balance removed from my credit report. I understand that there could have been a typo made when the social security number was entered into their system by Mr. Nash. However, after reading this article, I'm inclined to take this incident to the Fraud and Identity Theft Department with the FBI.

So, if you are reading this Mr. Nash, I say to you ... If this was a mistake, do what you can to pay your debt to AT&T (because I'm not paying it), clear up the SSN issue on your end, and listen for the FBI to be knocking at your door soon.

I just Googled "Christopher L. Nash Arlington Texas" and this story came up. Is it a coincidence ... hmm, see for yourself.

Yesterday, I called AT&T to set up an account for myself here in Houston, Texas for the first time ever. When asked for my social security number to start my account, the lady said that my social security number is already in their system. She proceeds to tell me that a Christopher L. Nash (whom I do not know) used it to open an account with them and there is a $618 balance from when the account was closed in 2005 (which also coincidentally coinsides with this supposed fraud) for services in Arlington, Texas (where I've never been to).

I now have to jump through hoops to file a fraud claim and have my social security number removed from Christopher L. Nash's outstanding account with AT&T and this balance removed from my credit report. I understand that there could have been a typo made when the social security number was entered into their system by Mr. Nash. However, after reading this article, I'm inclined to take this incident to the Fraud and Identity Theft Department with the FBI.

So, if you are reading this Mr. Nash, I say to you ... If this was a mistake, do what you can to pay your debt to AT&T (because I'm not paying it), clear up the SSN issue on your end, and listen for the FBI to be knocking at your door soon.

I just Googled "Christopher L. Nash Arlington Texas" and this story came up. Is it a coincidence ... hmm, see for yourself.

Yesterday, I called AT&T to set up an account for myself here in Houston, Texas for the first time ever. When asked for my social security number to start my account, the lady said that my social security number is already in their system. She proceeds to tell me that a Christopher L. Nash (whom I do not know) used it to open an account with them and there is a $618 balance from when the account was closed in 2005 (which also coincidentally coinsides with this supposed fraud) for services in Arlington, Texas (where I've never been to).

I now have to jump through hoops to file a fraud claim and have my social security number removed from Christopher L. Nash's outstanding account with AT&T and this balance removed from my credit report. I understand that there could have been a typo made when the social security number was entered into their system by Mr. Nash. However, after reading this article, I'm inclined to take this incident to the Fraud and Identity Theft Department with the FBI.

So, if you are reading this Mr. Nash, I say to you ... If this was a mistake, do what you can to pay your debt to AT&T (because I'm not paying it), clear up the SSN issue on your end, and listen for the FBI to be knocking at your door soon.

To whoever the mystery employee named Bill- who does not exist. If you would like to come forward and run your mouth with your slanderous comments of untruth, I dare you! Everything I said was totally true! Better yet why dont you send your name and address and I will personally have my attorneys in Dallas sue you for slander. I have no liability on my end because I still stay in contact with all the individuals that had instances like I originally reported. Do you? Let see there was Misty, David, Jarod, William...ect. ect. Next time you "Bill" want to comment make sure you back it up w/ facts. Lets see if you bravery is as big as your mouth.

i have already put in a rebuttal search for it under bob suarez. i have gone to his office, everyone inside lies to me telling me that he doesn't work on fridays, but his car is sitting outside, on a friday on northwest hwy? yea, he was inside.

i have already put in a rebuttal search for it under bob suarez. i have gone to his office, everyone inside lies to me telling me that he doesn't work on fridays, but his car is sitting outside, on a friday on northwest hwy? yea, he was inside.

i have already put in a rebuttal search for it under bob suarez. i have gone to his office, everyone inside lies to me telling me that he doesn't work on fridays, but his car is sitting outside, on a friday on northwest hwy? yea, he was inside.

i have already put in a rebuttal search for it under bob suarez. i have gone to his office, everyone inside lies to me telling me that he doesn't work on fridays, but his car is sitting outside, on a friday on northwest hwy? yea, he was inside.

I highly recomend that you submit your own report on this manager, if you hadn't already, it will warn MORE people if you do so. Reports that have other reports in them seem to get confusing to others. Thanks for the info.

To Whom It May Concern,

My name is Christopher L. Nash, and am an ex-employee of Subway. The location of this franchise is at 3115 S. Cooper Street, Arlington, TX 76015, and the telephone number is (817) 465-8888. I have worked for this location for approximately 1 month. This letter, is just to report the way things are in this location, and probably the same in the other 52 locations that this owner (Mr. Suarez) maintains. I have worked for another owner is the Subway Franchise, and operations were nothing like this.

My employment was terminated on Sunday, November 6, 2005, due to shortages in bread. Saturday night, the manager Anita G. needed a ride, so I offered to take her. She stayed at the store, until we closed. After my duties were done, the alarm was set, and we walked out of the store, and locked the doors. The next day when Anita came in, she told me that the alarm did not go off. Meaning that someone was in the store after hours. She believes it to be Matt, the employee that I replaced. He also still has a key to the doors, and knows the code for the alarms system. When I called to see when I come in to work, I was told that I was fired. On Wednesday, November 9, 2005, when I went to pick up my check, it was not there. I am also owed my final paycheck in two weeks. The manger had no explanation for this. I am not the only person who has not received a paycheck after being terminated. Other employees that were terminated, have not received the rate of pay that was promised, no paycheck at all, or major deductions taken out of it.

During this time frame, money has been taken out of my check for a uniform ($25.00 shirt) that I have not received, and shortages in the cash drawer. We only have one cash drawer, so there is no way to determine which employee miscalculated funds, to or from a customer. There was nothing in writing that was signed, or gone over with me about taking money out of employees check to cover shortages. Some of the employees have more than the $25.00 taken out, and there is nothing that the managers, or owner does about it. The trays that hold food, are not cleaned every night, or day. Dishes are not cleaned and sanitized the correct way.
The date label is the only thing that is changed, and product begins to stick together, or change color due to not rotating product, and no employee have obtained Food Handler Permits.

I believe that the way things on the financial side of the business are crooked. It is really not the way to treat employees, weather recent or ex.

Sincerely,
Reverend Christopher L. Nash
Reverend Christopher L. Nash, D.D.

p.s. he also owns a few little caesars and cici's pizza's also

lets see... john admitted to repeatedly stealing large amts of cash, was givin his last check and left the state,,NO cops,NO criminal charges.. sure , we believe you

lets see... john admitted to repeatedly stealing large amts of cash, was givin his last check and left the state,,NO cops,NO criminal charges.. sure , we believe you

lets see... john admitted to repeatedly stealing large amts of cash, was givin his last check and left the state,,NO cops,NO criminal charges.. sure , we believe you

lets see... john admitted to repeatedly stealing large amts of cash, was givin his last check and left the state,,NO cops,NO criminal charges.. sure , we believe you

As a long time mgr of this company I have first hand knowledge that "John" was stealing large amounts of cash from the store he managed. THE COMPANY AUDITED HIS OPERATION FOR SEVERAL WEEKS AND FOUND INSIDE THEFT ON THE PART OF THIS INDIVIDUAL. He was confronted, and admitted to this behavior. The mgr was informed that his services were no longer needed. He got his final check and left the state. The individual has no credibility and cannot be trusted. This company is fair with people