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Los Angeles, California
Very rude poor mangment liers huge scam do not use
the place is a huge rip off i actually did some research first off you do not need to be certified to be a bartender let me just say that right off the bat so you do not need a certification program people trust me go to the bars in your area they will not ask if you were certified they would rather have in house training go to a bookstore buy a bartending book or how to make alcohol ,bartending for dummies or even youtube it trust you will be getting the same information there a huge scam no one has ever heard of the usba do your research befour you hand over your information trust me they read a script and if you keep them talking they will run out of things to say do your homework first this place is a huge scam!!!
Los Angeles, California
Usba. Bartendingbartenders.com is GREAT. I recommend them!
I wanted to write a review about a company that I really like. Recently, I was laid off from my job as a teacher and responded to an advertisement online for bartenders wanted.
Not having any experience, I was nervous but I called anyways. I spoke with a very resourceful gentleman named Michael Patrick. He was able to send me a great Bartending Book with over 1500 recipes as well as a detailed description of what to know to bartend. They then had a bartender support agent assigned to me that spent two weeks getting me interviews, and finally I got a great job at the Marriott.
I recommend this company to any and all. Thanks a million!
Joe the bartender
huge scam you could tell that they were reading off a script, he was very stern on the phone and i almost felt like since i called him his day was interupted mike was his name.very poorly run poof mangment they post things online pretending to be bars there a scam
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In reading the complaint above you seem "pissed off" because the USBA supposedly ripped you off. It states clearly on the website that you do not "need" a certification to be a bartender however as with any field the value is in the knowledge and skills you have which is what you receive with the book and DVD.
You are absolutley correct in that you can go to a bookstore and get any book, I do not disgree, however for the $89.00 dollars, you receive a comprehensive book, a personalized certification, a DVD and real time job listings in the area of choice, honestly even if you couldn;t get a job for that price I think it is a VALUE. That is just me who has a "certification in interior design" which cost me 10 times more and 3 months to finish. I did not need the certification but when I did received job opportunities it gave me more confidence thus landed more jobs.
Having a "certification" in anything gives one more knowledge, thus more confidence to go out and get the job when the opportunity comes. I think its a bargain and at the end of the day I have the skills to be a great "at home bartender" with a "Bartender Certificate" which I think is pretty cool.
I read the posting above and must comment, first off, I had a great experience with the company and they really helped me learn. And yes, I learned from reading a book, just like the way I always did in school, how to properly open and close the bar, mixing and pouring techniques, Martinis, Rocks drinks, and not to mention their awesome training on Wines.
From reading the postings, which you made, in the name of United States Bartender Association, it is clear that you must be in some kind of competition with them because why would they write that about themselves? Secondly, you never comment on the product, what it's values were and how helpful the DVD was to me, the consumer. I'm sorry "Pissed Consumer" but I did not have $400 to go to a bartending school so I contacted them.
Their service proved invaluable as I know much more now then I ever knew! Maybe, I will get behind the bar, one day, and if I do I would recommend them to EVERYONE.