Bigdataguys Reviews
Bigdataguys Overview
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Bigdataguys has 4.6 star rating from 2 reviews. Consumers are mostly satisfied; positives note high tech, AI and helpful service but some reviews allege fraud and data breach.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Consider reading Bigdataguys reviews and verify claims about training and team size.
- Expect out of the box solutions and responsive customer service from some vendors.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated customer complaints allege unpaid contractors and fraud accusations.
- Reports mention data breach, fake accounts and fake likes and concerns about hacking of social media.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers praise high tech expertise, AI and deep learning skills and staff who go far out of their way to help customers.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Bigdataguys has 4.6 star rating from 2 reviews. Consumers are mostly satisfied; positives note high tech, AI and helpful service but some reviews allege fraud and data breach.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Consider reading Bigdataguys reviews and verify claims about training and team size.
- Expect out of the box solutions and responsive customer service from some vendors.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated customer complaints allege unpaid contractors and fraud accusations.
- Reports mention data breach, fake accounts and fake likes and concerns about hacking of social media.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers praise high tech expertise, AI and deep learning skills and staff who go far out of their way to help customers.
Washington, District Of Columbia
BIGDATAGUYS LEGITIMATE REVIEWS - PAYS VENDORS | CONTRACTORS AS PER AGREEMENT
- - BigDataGuys terminated a contractor for non-performance.
- - Management cites trolls and legal action.
- - Good customer service; AI and DL experts.
Ok, I am solely writing this review because am one of the several contractors who has been working for couple of years for the U.S team in NYC, D.C and Bay Area.Just recently, BigDataGuys pulled the plug and terminated a contractor at a short notice due to non performance and stealing company's intellectual property, and that explains why these disgruntled, hopeless, desperate individuals are upto no good. They had been trolling on Web exact same content (that company is fraud, they don't pay salaries, blah blah blah).
We're all aware of those who are trying to discredit on Quora, Glassdoor, sub-par websites like goolti etc.. Management has informed us about so called 'Pissed Off' resources and are going to taking legal action.I think the best counter reaction is current team who loves to work for BigDataGuys' team.
Reason of review: Good customer service. I liked: Out of the box thinking, High tech, Artificial intelligence experts, Go far out of their way to help customers, Deep learning experts.
- Legitimate
- Out of the box thinking
- High tech
Washington, District Of Columbia
BIGDATAGUYS LEGITIMATE REVIEWS - PAYS VENDORS | CONTRACTORS AS PER AGREEMENT
- - BigDataGuys terminated a contractor for non-performance and IP theft.
- - Trolls post claims on Quora, Glassdoor; management plans legal action.
Ok, I am solely writing this review because am one of the several contractors who has been working for couple of years for the U.S team in NYC, D.C and Bay Area. Just recently, BigDataGuys pulled the plug and terminated a contractor at a short notice due to non performance and stealing company's intellectual property, and that explains why these disgruntled, hopeless, desperate individuals are upto no good.
They had been trolling on Web exact same content (that company is fraud, they don't pay salaries, blah blah blah). We're all aware of those who are trying to discredit on Quora, Glassdoor, sub-par websites like goolti etc..
Management has informed us about so called 'Pissed Off' resources and are going to taking legal action. I think the best counter reaction is current team who loves to work for BigDataGuys' team.
- Out of the box thinking
- Artificial intelligence experts
- High tech
Bigdataguys doing illegitimate business. Fraud, fake company
- - Salaries to employees and trainers reportedly unpaid for months.
- - Hacking tools and bots inflated likes and LinkedIn activity; fake Glassdoor reviews.
Big Data guys is a FRAUD company for following reasons- 1-They didn't paid salaries to employees or trainers for over months.2-Used hacking tool to generate fake likes on Social media( Linkedin, Twitter and Facebook). 3-Company don't have more they 3-5 employees on payroll but they claim over 200 employees on social media sites.
4- Most of the content on website is false representation to sign up customers for training.
5- Fake positive reviews on glass door as they don't have any remote big data or technical resources, only SEO/marketing team who does all these fake likes and hacking and even they don't get paid!6- Used Bots to *** linkedin accounts/likes/connection( data breach & felony ) Reason of review: Fraud & Misrepresentation. I didn't like: Fraud company, Data breach, Hacked social media accounts, Fake accounts and likes.
- Fraud company
- Data breach
- Non ethical
It is also interesting that you mentioned that vendors are trying to defame. Since you are well aware that you have indeed not paid multiple vendors across the globe to build up a *** empire in air.
Big data guys(https://www.bigdataguys.com) is a fraud company
- - Alleged unpaid salaries to staff and trainers.
- - Alleged hacking tools to fake social likes.
- - Alleged false employees, site content, and reviews.
Big Data guys is a FRAUD company for following reasons- 1-They didn't paid salaries to employees or trainers for over months. 2-Used hacking tool to generate fake likes on Social media( Linkedin, Twitter and Facebook).
3-Company don't have more they 3-5 employees on payroll but they claim over 200 employees on social media sites. 4- Most of the content on website is false representation to sign up customers for training.
5- Fake positive reviews on glass door as they don't have any remote big data or technical resources, only SEO/marketing team who does all these fake likes and hacking and even they don't get paid! 6- Used Bots to *** linkedin accounts/likes/connection( data breach & felony )
- Hacked social media accounts
- Fake accounts and likes
- Data breach
It's very interesting to see how some vendors write bad reviews causing defamation, bad reputation to corporates at their own convenience. If they really were conned or didn't get compensated then wouldn't you identify yourself?
Why not seek legal counsel and approach court? Why don't you show any valid contract?
Why hiding behind the scene and posting anonymous reviews.
They claim that they had been working for over a year?
How in the world are you working without getting paid for a year? It seems deliberate motive to cause harm to the business because you couldn't have it your way.
Those who are relentlessly trying to discredit online reputation will face fierce legal battle and Libel charges both in U.S court and overseas wherever you are.
As for the audience who are reading this defamation, please take a look at the below information.
BigDataGuys is a fully trusted company license nationwide and headquartered in Washington, D.C . It’s registered in the state of Virginia and has office locations in Reston, VA and Washington, D.C We're an E-verified and registered in the state of Virginia.
BigDataGuys is a DBA of parent company SkillsInIT LLC which does primarily Federal consulting, modernizing information systems using COTS applications such as Deltek, Oracle, Hyperion, and CGI. Our core expertise and primary revenue channel still come from Dept of Treasury, Housing and Urban Development, DOD, Dept of Transportation, T.S.A, USPS etc.. We're all independent contractors, technologists, seasoned consultants who band together to deliver projects using big four consulting firms as our vehicles, such as KPMG, Deloitte, Accenture, Grant Thornton, PWC, EY etc.. Bigdataguys also consults fortune 500 companies on using blockchain technologies, artificial intelligence, & data science to enhance their operations.
We’re a full service machine learning, artificial intelligence, deep learning firm, Data Science, Advance Analytics, Cloud ERP and Federal Financials consulting firm. Bigdataguys also runs intensive boot camps that focus on educating people on machine learning, artificial intelligence, & blockchain technologies. Our boot camps are presented as 4-8 week courses. Bigdataguy’s boot camps are for Ph.D.
holders, science graduates, statisticians & other professional graduate degree holders. After completing our boot camps, professionals are better equipped to work with topics ranging from machine learning, artificial intelligence, & autonomous car technologies. One of our goals is for Bigdataguys to lead a driving force behind education in the field of machine learning & other blockchain related technologies. BigDataGuys/SkillsIn IT E-Verify Number - 112**** Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Bigdata...
Twitter - https://twitter.com/BigDataGuys Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company...
Should anyone have questions then please feel free to contact us on the below email or via phone. Info@***.com Training@***.com 202–897–1944 www.BigDataGuys.com
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