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ABC Bartending School

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  • 1 complaint in the last 3 years.
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  • Initial Complaint

    Date:04/20/2023

    Type:Order Issues
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    This school offers a training class in writing that states the training hours as Tuesday and Thursday for two weeks from 6 pm to 9 pm which would be a total of 12 hours of training.I paid my $100 deposit and showed up for my first 3 hour course on Tuesday April 18,2023 and was told by the instructor that our class of 9 people would only last an hour tops so I asked if that meant that the entire 12 hour course would only be a total of 4 hours, and the instructor said yes. I might add that when we arrived, our personal credit card information was already filled out on the form they wanted ** to sign which was totally unsecured and allows for identity theft. After finding out this what was what I signed up for, I excused myself from the class and told the instructor that I didnt want to be a part of this. I might add that the school also states on their website that their employees have a minimum educational requirement but our instructor said she was a previous student. I asked her if she was a active bar tender to which ** said she was not! Please see the pic of the document that states that once a student begins class, the $100 deposit is non-refundable.. I did not start the class.

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