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Five Chairs Llc
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citysearch c.
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I was tricked into going to FiveChairs only, at the end of an hour long interview, I was told that I needed to buy a $95 photograph fee in order to use their services. That immediately set off a red light - I said no, and after reading several reviews online, I realized that this place is only after a photography fee.
Not ONLY does FiveChairs try to scam you out of your money, they're actually going around to websites like Citysearch and getting all negative reviews removed. As early as January of 2010, all you could find on the internet were details on FiveChairs's $75 (or, now, $95) photography scam: go for a 'job interview', pay an enormous fee for photography, and never hear from them again. The fact that they're whitewashing their image by getting reviews taken down is indicative of just what kind of company they are. STAY AWAY.
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