Another person, user “Rodney”, has complained of non-payment for services rendered. Reporting at Ripoff Report.com he says
He had the nerve to call me a jackass and tell me that he is doing me a favor by talking to me over the phone claiming he found me, when in return I just want my check for completed work. He talks tough over the phone only because I will never see him in person.
Brian will never admit that he is the problem, it is always someone elses fault, or it is your fault, he is perfect in is own mind……
Its been since January since i got paid anything, I got one check for 60.00, after that nothing, and I only got it because I told them I didn’t have no gas to get to the property, so they sent a check over night.
This is a Good tip, Often the only time I have heard people actually getting money is to have a sob story, so make one up, but I would advise taking any money you do get and running. If you have to beg to get paid for work you do for a business then in my opinion that business is not worth working for, but as always your an adult and make your own choices
It was suppose to be a 30 day pay period with them, but every month it was an excuse. They lost personnel, there behind on checks, blame it on Cindy, talk to Misty, now its Sarah at the front desk. I just called her and asked can I speak to someone in H.R. and she said its no one there.
They do have a very very high turn over rate for personnel, There is no “HR” to talk to, nor was “Rodney” and employee, he was a contractor. Brian and Melissa own the business, Sarah is their “assistant” or “unfortunate soul that accepted a job there”. There is no other employees, they have all quit, many of them(atleast 50% as of the time of this posting) because they were not paid either.
So I asked her was she the only one in the building and she kept referring back to Brian, contact Brian he’s over the payments of checks, but according to Brian, he is telling me that he has to get in contact with the company to see if they issued the check via email.
Probably “the check” is it talking about is getting a payment from a client, they are always cash strapped and operating expenses are paid from incoming revenue in real time with no reserves, and that incoming revenue stream is often less than the expenses due thus why your payments are late, they are waiting for more invoices to be paid…. It is a never ending game of “rob peter to pay paul”. Keep in mind that their vendors pay them on time, it is not a matter of Reynolds waiting for months to be paid for work completed, no no their largest vendor pays them on average 14 days after Reynolds Submits the invoice. They just do not have enough overall work to cover their fixed expenses AND pay the readers what they were promised.
Many small business have these cash flow problems, but with Reynolds Metering they seemed to have taken it to a whole new level. Including refusal to pay contractors and vendors for services rendered, and if they have no further use for your services good luck getting any money out of them.
I’ve not only read meters, I done service work with this guy over the phone, and his excuse is he has so many employees, i got lost in the shuffle. I am trying to be nice about this situation but this is not even my character.
Reynolds Metering currently has less than 50 Contract employees nationwide, they have 3-4x that many that have quit. You did not get lost in the shuffle…..
They need to be stopped. I will post more about this company also.
They need Start operating in a open and honest manner, paying their contractors and vendors on time, every time. Thousands of business’ do it every day, the only reason I can see that Reynolds cant is a poor management team.
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