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This scammer just sent us a bunch of scam emails impersonating a specialist associated with USSOCOM. On the Calendly meeting link, his name and URL were found; accordingly, this review was posted, and complaints were submitted to the BBB and the Office of the Attorney General. The OAG investigator called me and explained that no bussiness with this name has ever been registered in the State of California.
The AI tool did a good job of matching opportunities with our company, however, has a lag and reduces the ablity to respond timely. The communication and proposal writing services are below standards. This was not a good pairing for our organization and not worth the value of what we paid. We found there to be a lack of cooperation and teamwork.
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