Re: Fraud? Comments.
- From: RaeMorrill <RaeMorrill@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 09 Jan 2006 16:30:28 GMT
My first question would be why on earth would someone keep using a service that was so bad. If you continue to use them (no contract) why would they not get the idea work must be "good enough?" Work of that quality doesn't seem like it is worthy of pay, but unless you have a contract stipulating that I'm not sure there are ground not to pay.
Jeannie Wilson wrote:
"Abeille" <AbeilleDeSucre@xxxxxxx> wrote here for all to seenews:1136820144.205357.157990@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
Dear Friends,
This is a mail I received a couple of days back...
<Fraud. I am a US MT of over 30+ years. I had hired an Indian company to assist with my workload. Their website guaranteed 98% and at times 99% accuracy, claiming to have 2-level QA. I review each and every report prior to submission, as I know there are problems with the English language, punctuation, keen listening skills and attention to detail with most of the MTs I have worked with - to include US MTs (I QA for 2 companies, MT for another company and have about 15 local clients). Anyway, on numerous occasions over the months I asked them to improve the quality of the reports, as I was making so many changes and at times even redoing the reports myself. I sent feedback, emails, IMs, compare documents, samples, links, everything I could think of...and the quality continued to fail. They claimed to have changed QAs at times, but I never saw a difference, except worse and worse. This company NEVER had 80% accuracy, let alone 98 to 99%. I did pay this company throughout this period of time, except for the last couple of months. I felt that the time I was spending, doing their QA, sending feedback, etc., they did not warrant pay. I have since severed the relationship (last month). They feel that I owe them money, to which I am not going to pay (there was no contract signed). They have now threatened to contact my clients..which is not a problem. As a matter of fact, I provided them phone numbers and contacts. However, I would like to report them as defaulting on their end of the agreement, having not met their "guaranteed" standards. How can I go about doing this? Who would I report them to? I might add...I have another company in place in India, who are doing a wonderful job...I QA and provide feedback, but they are very careful in not making the same mistake and they care very much in the work that is produced and submitted and always meet TATs (the other company did not meet TATs set forth either). With regard to the first company I discussed, it is because of companies like that which give off-shoring a bad name. I know many people throughout the US, and have told them about this company. I hope to hear from you soon. Thank you so much. Melissa>
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Wow - sounds like we (Melissa and I) had dealings with the same company. By the way, was this just something from the newsletter or is there actually a spot where people are discussing it?
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