Dallas Tigers Baseball Club Reviews
Dallas Tigers Baseball Club Overview
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Predominantly negative sentiment in recent Dallas Tigers Baseball Club reviews; recent recommendation reads "Find a more honest place." Reviews cite problems with team placement, playing time, and alleged financial mismanagement.
Positive Feedback
No positive highlights reported in the latest reviews.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reports of unfair roster decisions and limited playing time for some teams mentioned in Dallas Tigers Baseball Club reviews.
- Repeated customer complaints about high team fees and perceived profit-driven expansion rather than player development.
- Concerns about leadership, non-profit status, and transparency in fee allocation raised in multiple posts.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check independent reviews and ask specific questions about playing time and roster policies before committing.
- Request clear breakdowns of team fee review, scholarship availability, and refund or billing policies.
- Consider alternatives if transparency or alignment with non-profit expectations is important.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Predominantly negative sentiment in recent Dallas Tigers Baseball Club reviews; recent recommendation reads "Find a more honest place." Reviews cite problems with team placement, playing time, and alleged financial mismanagement.
Positive Feedback
No positive highlights reported in the latest reviews.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reports of unfair roster decisions and limited playing time for some teams mentioned in Dallas Tigers Baseball Club reviews.
- Repeated customer complaints about high team fees and perceived profit-driven expansion rather than player development.
- Concerns about leadership, non-profit status, and transparency in fee allocation raised in multiple posts.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check independent reviews and ask specific questions about playing time and roster policies before committing.
- Request clear breakdowns of team fee review, scholarship availability, and refund or billing policies.
- Consider alternatives if transparency or alignment with non-profit expectations is important.
Mckinney, Texas
Fills like I got ripped off.
- - They held tryouts and signed two teams.
- - Good team players play their tournaments; bad team players hardly get to play.
They held tryouts and sign two teams. And if you made it on the good team you get to play your tournaments and you get to play the bad teams tournaments.
If youre on the bad team you hardly get to play at all and you have to play the same amount.
If they wouldve told me the truth in the beginning that they were going to bring their infield and pictures from their good team and let them play in the tournaments for the bad team I wouldnt of signed up for this. I cant imagine the other kids parents were happy to watch the kids sit on the bench while the other team got to play for them.
User's recommendation: Find a more honest place.
Carrollton, Texas
Dallas Tigers Leadership Fails Yet Again
- - A mole leads this non-profit; funds go to the leader.
- - The leader is described as criminal and expands teams to pad his pocket and dilute the name.
The Dallas Tigers Baseball Club has a mole leading this supposedly "NON-PROFIT" organization. Saddly every penny taken in goes into the hip pocket of the criminal leader.
We also have all heard how the leader talks about low income families and his intense desire to add as many teams as possible to every age group, thus swelling his back pocket while deluting the organizations name! I will be taking my team to another organization as soon as possible as I will literally throw up if I have to witness four *** ball teams in each age group in every tourney!!!
Dallas Tigers Baseball Club - Team Fee Review
- - Up to five teams per age group, $200k annual fees, no scholarships for low-income families, and a claim of a $40k salary with rest to tourney fees.
The Dallas Tigers Baseball Club has officially crossed the line and has deluted the organization name simply by the greed of Mr. Tommy Hernandez.
Tommy now has up to five teams in any given age group, his annual team fee revenues are in excess of $200,000 and he will not even offer scholarships to low income families. He is quoted stating that if someone cannot afford to pay they can go play for another organization! The Dallas Tigers are a "Non-Profit" organization and Tommy shows that he only takes an annual salary of 40k & contributes the rest of that 200k toward tourney fees (per the public annual tax filing).
He is lazy, greedy & a liar!!!!! We should all notify the IRS to investigate this corrupt organization!!
You are just one of several hundred in the DFW area and at the national collegiate coaching level that has had first hand experience with the lazy, un-responsive business approach from Tommy Boy.
Either cut ties and move on or keep posting the crybaby post!
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I completely agree!