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  • Comment Link Very upset interpreter Thursday, 16 February 2012 12:15 posted by Very upset interpreter

    As an interpreter, I have only interpreted once for this agency. Unfortunately the experience has been AWFUL!
    I have been expecting pay for the past 3 months now, and despite numerous calls and emails, the owners have not bothered to reply. I can NOT recommend any other professionals to render services with this agency and I also can NOT recommend companies to use this service since it does not live up to the ethical expectations.
    I am following pursuit now with professional organizations as well as the Better Business Bureau to share my negative experience.

  • Comment Link nancy levsey Monday, 03 January 2011 12:30 posted by nancy levsey

    ..i would like the name of the evansville courts interperter

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