IT Factor Productions, KMM Alycia Kaback deceitful, switcheroo Feasterville Pennsylvania

 Yesterday, August 22, 2014, I went to "The IT Factor Productions in Feasterville, PA for what was supposed to be my second interview after being "hand-picked" by someone who works for the company named "Tom". So anyway when my friend and I got there, I was asked to fill out yet another questionaire while we waited. Let me also tell you that the night before, I was handed a short script and told that I must have it memorized by my second interview. So anyway, out comes Alycia Kaback who leads my friend and I back into her so-called "Office" which is actually part of a spa. As soon as we sat down, she began asking my friend and I about $795.00, I told her that I did'nt have that kind of money on me and that she did not tell us the night before that we needed money for the second interview. That is when this woman began to act desperate. She told me that at my age, 35 years old, I was supposed to have a purse on me with money in it just in case I wanted a cofee or something. Then she began to basically back my friend into a corner about giving her money.

Now, this friend of mine is just that: A friend. I asked him to come with me the night before just in case it was something shady going on. Alycia Kaback just assumed that this was my man, and coerced him into giving up $20.00 which was supposed to "hold" my application. Oh, and that script I was supposed to memorize, never even was mentioned. So this morning I called them to tell them to take my application off file, and to let them know exactly h*e I felt yesterday. The receptionist who answered the phone became very defensive telling me that I did not qualify for "high-fashion" and so forth, So I said "I know I don't qualify for high-fashion, and that is not what I'm looking for, but what I do want to know is why we were not told at the first interview that money would be due by the second interview?"

I told her how aggressive and desperate that bwoman Alycia Kaback was acting for money. Of course the receptionist defended her boss and this nut a*s compant to the fullest. I wish that no money was given to them, but a $20.00 loss was worth me learning a valuable lesson. One more thing, when I was approached bt this so-called "scout" in Olney, she explained to me that no agency ever asks for money up front, but that is exactly what happened. I don't know if this company is a scam, sham, or fraud, but I sure know that the whole story changed the next day and I wasted valuable time studying and memorizing a BS script for nothing. Alycia Kaback, et al, if you are reading this, Go Eff Yourselves!!!!!!!