Tameeka McBride; Mcbride Technologies LLC; Strategic Vertual Services SCAM; Tameeka; McBride; Strategic Vertual Services; McBride Technologies; Work at home; New Castle Delaware

 Tameeka McBride is the IBO for Strategic Virtual Services aka McBride Technologies, LLC. Arise is the company that obtains the contracts that her recruits work for as customer service representatives. I worked as an independent contractor from 03/2014 until 05/31/2014. I am still waiting for the balance of my pay check and its 12/2014.

I let her nickle and dime me for months until it stopped. MONEY & ALL COMMUNICATION. So I obtained an attorney. She contacted me irate that I had done so. Stating she offered me some money in October and I never came to get it. 50.00? That was too minimal an amount to travel for. I want my balance PAID in FULL.

During the time I worked for Tameeka another employee in Virginia sued and won. Good for her!

BUSINESS

Strategic Virtual Services
McBride Technologies LLC
9 Blythe Court
New Castle, DE 19720
www.strategicvirtualservices.com
Office: (302) 648-6007
Email tameekam@strategicvirtualservices.com

RESIDENCE

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I have been asked mult times, down right harassed about this post, everying in it is correct, I did sue Tameeka Mcbride, I did finally get paid after the courts put a lean against her. I have been called 15 times today alone about removing this post, where I have had to put my phone in Do not disturb mode. Anyone that reads this site can tell you any post that gets posted here stays here and there is no way to remove it. I have posted my experience with her for when I worked under her. Hey she may have worked out whatever issue she had paying me that in end ended up in court.  Once again I did end up getting paid by her only after I took her to court, I do not wish to be contacted by her or anyone else harrassing me about this issue. Anyone else that may deside to work for Tameeka Mcbride in the future can make their own decisions. I do not wish to be contacted again about this issue I was paid back in May like I posted before. The Pay at arrise is no longer per the min base rate it is now $2 a call that when into affect 9/1/2014. 

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