Posted by Charm_AL on 2/8/05 7:51am
Msg #19738

Things that make ya go hmmmm...

copied from another board...

www.tourolaw.edu/tlc_net/cpc/alumni/jobs/

"1/11 Massapequa, NY. THOMAS A. SIRIANNI, ESQ. is seeking an attorney to
conduct real estate refinance closings. Candidate must be admitted to the
NY Bar and possess a notary license and stamp, as well as have a car and be
available to travel. Primary locations wil be King's County, Richmond
County, and New York City. In office work not required. Documents for
closings may need to be picked up at the firm's Massapequa, NY office. The
selected candidate will then be required to travel to various locations for
closings. Must be available Monday thru Saturday from 9am to 8pm. Although
attorney may not be required to work all these hours, they must be available
to conduct closings during this time frame. Any periods of time between
closings, attorney can either go home or seek new ways to develop new
clients. Real estate knowledge is a plus, however, firm is willing to train
the right person. Salary ranges from $45,000 to $60,000 annually. If
interested, please fax a cover letter and resume to Thomas Sirianni, Esq.,
690 Broadway, Suite 203, Massapequa, NY 11758. Fax: 516-797-5300

Looks like he's still at it. He has the money to pay an attorney, but not
all the Notaries he ripped off. This is dated Jan 11., 2005.

Reply by Charm_AL on 2/8/05 10:42am
Msg #19754

on that other board they are starting a campaign to flood this fax number with all the past due invoices...lol he's gonna be busy, I never worked for him thankfully, but I'd like to be a fly on the wall watching his paper stock dwindle

Reply by Melody on 2/8/05 10:46am
Msg #19757

Sirianni is a super jerk

What a jerk!

Now Sirianni expects attorneys to work full time for $45K a year!

Law school tuition can easily be $34K a year for 3 years. (That's what Cornell charges.)

Can you imagine shelling out $100k just for the pleasure of being paid a whopping $45K a year? $45K is the equivalent of $22.50 per hour.

And you can bet Sirianni will treat the poor attorney just as badly as he treats his notaries.

What a slimeball.

Reply by Paul_IL on 2/8/05 4:19pm
Msg #19811

Re: Sirianni is Scum! N/M

Reply by Howy on 2/9/05 1:42pm
Msg #19952

I had the 'honor' of doing my very first ever signing for this jerk.

It almost soured me on the whole field.

But I eventually got paid and swore I'd never be taken like that again.

This is definitely one to avoid.