These company claims to have Contacts and connections to help you find employment. Don’t make the mistake I did and spend almost $5K with them for nothing.
This company prays on people who have recently relocated to Dallas and are trying to find employment. They claim their process and connections will get yyou your dream job. Although after speaking with them for a few miuntes it became very clear they are con-artists who try to take your money and offer no tangible service or help. They will lie and string you along asking you to pay more and more. Larry Spradling is the epitome of a slimey salesman. This is the guy who gives people in sales a bad name. Do not fall for www.seo-dfw.com lies. They will take your money and provide nothing but smoke and mirrors to keep your on the hook.
After one on my meetings with them, I talked to another "client" who was leaving. This was not easy as I had to wait because every time I was at their office, no one was ever around to speak with. THis poor woman said she had paid over $7000 for thier job finding services and had not received a single interview. She had been "working" with them for almost three months. She was new to Dallas and had no local networking connections. I knew after my experience and her testimony, coupled witht he numerrous bad reviews online that these guys were total scam artists. Do not fall for their smooth talk. They will take your money and provide you nothing tangible. Good luck in your job search, but don't involve these guys.
So glad I found this information. I have been doing my due diligence as my conversation with Larry seemed very odd and too good to be true (Car Salesman Style). I have found other similar reviews online about this place/person, which confirms my suspicions. Always go with your instincts.
After over $5000 spent, they have done NOTHING to help find me a job. They tell you everything to make it sound like they will help you find your perfect job. Complete scam artists.
I was contacted by SEO and asked if I had time for an interview. I get calls from Headhunters sometimes that have found an old resume or whatnot and figured that's what this was. I was on vacation at the time and asked that they call me back in a few weeks when I was back in town. They called right when they said they would, but when I asked what the position was they were seeking to fill, I was told there were no specific positions. The lady was very nice when I told her that I didn't have time for interviews when no specific position was available, but it really did seem strange that they wanted me to take time to come in... This totally could have been the first step of a scam I guess. But they are clearly not a "Search Firm/Headhunter" in the normal sense.
I noticed right away this was a scam artist. I convinced my husband not to go. My instincts were correct. I am rating five stars to the people who also found out. Please people, never pay anyone money to help you find a job. Never pay them money period unless you are an employer and they are your employee. This man is a scam artist. He does not allow comments on his youtube page, and also no comments or reviews on his facebook page, also there are so many people who also have experiences bad with him and his company. I personally never work with a "recruiter" as you end up getting a smaller paycheck because they get a huge chunk of your money as a fee from the company, if you use a real recruiter , please make sure you get the salary you want. Tell them the amount of money you deserve, remember all companies try to pay you cheaply from the start, so always pretend you made a lot more at your last job. Good Luck.
SEO-DFW.com Reviews
These company claims to have Contacts and connections to help you find employment. Don’t make the mistake I did and spend almost $5K with them for nothing.
This company prays on people who have recently relocated to Dallas and are trying to find employment. They claim their process and connections will get yyou your dream job. Although after speaking with them for a few miuntes it became very clear they are con-artists who try to take your money and offer no tangible service or help. They will lie and string you along asking you to pay more and more. Larry Spradling is the epitome of a slimey salesman. This is the guy who gives people in sales a bad name. Do not fall for www.seo-dfw.com lies. They will take your money and provide nothing but smoke and mirrors to keep your on the hook.
After one on my meetings with them, I talked to another "client" who was leaving. This was not easy as I had to wait because every time I was at their office, no one was ever around to speak with. THis poor woman said she had paid over $7000 for thier job finding services and had not received a single interview. She had been "working" with them for almost three months. She was new to Dallas and had no local networking connections. I knew after my experience and her testimony, coupled witht he numerrous bad reviews online that these guys were total scam artists. Do not fall for their smooth talk. They will take your money and provide you nothing tangible. Good luck in your job search, but don't involve these guys.
Thank You
So glad I found this information. I have been doing my due diligence as my conversation with Larry seemed very odd and too good to be true (Car Salesman Style). I have found other similar reviews online about this place/person, which confirms my suspicions. Always go with your instincts.
Scam
After over $5000 spent, they have done NOTHING to help find me a job. They tell you everything to make it sound like they will help you find your perfect job. Complete scam artists.
Not Sure What This Is...
I was contacted by SEO and asked if I had time for an interview. I get calls from Headhunters sometimes that have found an old resume or whatnot and figured that's what this was. I was on vacation at the time and asked that they call me back in a few weeks when I was back in town. They called right when they said they would, but when I asked what the position was they were seeking to fill, I was told there were no specific positions. The lady was very nice when I told her that I didn't have time for interviews when no specific position was available, but it really did seem strange that they wanted me to take time to come in... This totally could have been the first step of a scam I guess. But they are clearly not a "Search Firm/Headhunter" in the normal sense.
THANK YOU
I noticed right away this was a scam artist. I convinced my husband not to go. My instincts were correct. I am rating five stars to the people who also found out. Please people, never pay anyone money to help you find a job. Never pay them money period unless you are an employer and they are your employee. This man is a scam artist. He does not allow comments on his youtube page, and also no comments or reviews on his facebook page, also there are so many people who also have experiences bad with him and his company. I personally never work with a "recruiter" as you end up getting a smaller paycheck because they get a huge chunk of your money as a fee from the company, if you use a real recruiter , please make sure you get the salary you want. Tell them the amount of money you deserve, remember all companies try to pay you cheaply from the start, so always pretend you made a lot more at your last job. Good Luck.