Metro Public Adjustment Reviews
Metro Public Adjustment Overview
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Metro Public Adjustment has a 1.0 star rating from 1 customer review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied and report a high price level with concerns about billing practices and discounts and special offers.
Positive Feedback
None reported in the available review; the single review describes recruitment and pay promises that were later disputed.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reports of misleading seminar recruitment and unexpected costs support common Metro Public Adjustment customer complaints about billing and refund practices.
- Complaint highlights lack of lead support for contractors and nonrefundable fees, raising concerns about membership or contractor agreement terms.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read terms before paying any registration fee and verify lead or referral promises when researching Metro Public Adjustment reviews.
- Confirm refund policies and ask about ongoing costs to avoid billing surprises and protect against disputed authorizations.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Metro Public Adjustment has a 1.0 star rating from 1 customer review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied and report a high price level with concerns about billing practices and discounts and special offers.
Positive Feedback
None reported in the available review; the single review describes recruitment and pay promises that were later disputed.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reports of misleading seminar recruitment and unexpected costs support common Metro Public Adjustment customer complaints about billing and refund practices.
- Complaint highlights lack of lead support for contractors and nonrefundable fees, raising concerns about membership or contractor agreement terms.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read terms before paying any registration fee and verify lead or referral promises when researching Metro Public Adjustment reviews.
- Confirm refund policies and ask about ongoing costs to avoid billing surprises and protect against disputed authorizations.
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New Jersey, United States
Ripped Off & Taken Advantage Of Totally...
- - Metro Public Adjusters advertised fullor part-time roles.
- - Registration fee is $40.
- - Leads not provided; earnings per inspection $300–$500.
There is an ad in the Star Ledger Newspaper the Sunday Edition and in the classified section there is a company named Metro Public Adjusters, Inc. indicating they are looking for full or part-time Public Adjusters.
Part-Time will make $30,000 and full time $80,000. I went to the seminar they had and everything sounded and looked real good. At the end of the seminar they were asking for a $40.00 registration fee to become a independent outside contractor. However they failed to disclose that all the leads for these property inspections were not provided by the company and you had to generate them yourself.
Where do you generate leads like this from...? You don't and you can't. They make you think you are going to earn all this money by telling you for each inspection you will be paid between $300 and $500.00. There are also other cost that you have to absorb such as being bonded and insured, finger printed, a State test and Certification as well.
Do yourself a big favor, do not get involved with these people or this outfit as when you pay the $40.00 it is a non-refundable fee and I paid it the night of the seminar like an *** However after I realized what they really were pulling I called my bank and informed my bank not to honor any authorizations from this outfit ever.
Be careful what you think is a good deal that is in the classified sections of the Sunday Newspaper. Good Luck.
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