Comments and Notes:
2009-11-07 Names required on postings - possible competitor accusations
Editor's note: A Chandler Hill staffer contacted us stating that competitors were making anonymous accusations against Chandler Hill. The staffer stated that Ripoff Report had investigated and found the accusations false: http://www.ripoffreport.com/Employment-Services/Rip-off-Report-Inves/rip-off-report-investigation-9gded.htm
Please keep in mind the possibility that the posts below are entered by competitors. For any new poster, please leave a name and concrete details. Generic 'scam' posts are generally deleted.
If you are a jobhunter, some useful sites are monster.com, careerbuilder.com, dice.com, and craigslist.com. Also remember to network on facebook.com and linkedin.com. Freelance jobs can sometimes be found at guru.com and elance.com but are pretty competitive. --guest
2009-10-04
I was a fooled client. [generic anonymous accusation] --guest
2009-09-29 I didn't know till after I had already gone to the 1st meeting...
I got an email last week asking me to call CHP, as they wanted to interview me. I went to the meeting today all dressed up and ready to make some headway in my job search. HA! I think not! It became clear toward the end of the meeting that it was a scam, so I called my HR friend (in the biz for 20 years) and told him about what happened to me - he was able to tell me what happened in the meeting before I even shared it with him. Evidently, Chandler Hill is just another of the many cookie cutter scams that are preying on the unemployed. I now feel bad for the other poor souls that were there today unknowingly being robbed. WOW! Glad I got the scoop from my bud b4 going any further." --guest
2009-09-11 [anonymous customer complaint]
RUN! Do yourself a favor and do not get involved. All they will do is just teach you how to contact employers and most of them are not even interested in talking to you anyways. They talk big but do not produce realistic results.
" --guest
2009-08-23 My Experience
I had anexperience with them also. It sounded way to good to be true. They were going to find me a $150,000 job. They have a good line of BS. I would be happy to pay if it was due after I found a job, but they wont do that. In my gut I knew it was a scam, but they made it sound great. I steered clear. A company thay preys on people in their darkest hour is the definition of a lowlife. --guest
2009-06-24 Follow-up to Great Success
Hey Great Success. It has now been 6 months since your post. Altogether, you have been working with Chandler Hills program for 11 months. So what position have you found? --guest
2009-05-04 accusations at scam.com http://scam.com
A number of accusations against Chandler Hill have been made at http://scam.com and http://scamreport.com. It is not clear at this point if they are genuine reports or false accusations by competitors. --guest
2009-04-29 Question
For those of you that have had dealings with this company already. Do they charge for their services or are they a "headhunter" that is free and the employers pay? The reason I ask is because my husband had an "interview" with them today and then told me they wanted to meet with me and I just find that odd and strange. He also does not know how they got his resume and it was my understanding that they didn't tell him. I'm doing my research on this company because I just find it odd and I'm not paying anyone to find me a job. --guest
2009-03-16 Interesting
Great Success, interesting you have been a customer for 5 months but do not indicate they have had success in finding you a job! They called me after reviewing my resume that I never sent them! Sounds like a sales call to me, even make it sound like an employer calling for an interview and do not represent themselves as an agency, very unethical." --guest
2009-03-11 Great Success
I am having a different experience all together. I have been a client of Chandler Hill Partners for about 5 months. I have been given a process that has open the doors of opportunity for me to advance my career. I don't see how this gentlemen without using the service can guess how they do business. I have had nothing but a positive experience with Chandler Hill Partners --guest
2009-02-18 Chandler Hill Scam
I was called by Chandler Hill Partners (CHP) for an interview. It was a sale pitch to get me to pay for the privilidge for them to teach me how to interview and have acess to their "Database". It was a total scam. If you need to be coached for an interview you have no business being there in the first place and you should get weeded out. I tried to post my commnet on RIPOFF.COM but CHP has paid the extortion fee and it willnever get posted. I am not competitor, I am Mr. Brown from Powder Springs GA. I was shocked to see the people there that really needed a job and how they are taken advantage of in their time of need. You will go though about three months of "PREP", which is how long it takes to pay. YOU ARE YOUR OWN BEST SALESPERSON--DONT GET RIPPED OFF. Approach with caution, ask questions and insist on the answers in writting. You will excorted out the front door as was I. Remember, if a person won't put in writting, there is a reason." --guest
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