We performed week ends Emergency Room reports transcription services to DW Medical Transcription Company (3388 Arbor Path Dr, Atlanta, GA; phone number 678 580 3332) as per contract from June 20 to Dec 15. They agreed to give the line count for Oct, Nov and Dec by the end of Dec and make the full final payment by end of Jan 2011. On Feb 8th, I enquired if the check was made out. This is the response I got "Your check has been mailed. Please do not send any Emails telling me when and what I need to mail to you. There has been quite a bite of severe weather conditions. Check with your local post office." I didn’t receive the check. I have sent 3 emails and one voice message to issue a substitute check. No response. Then I approached peopleclaim.com on 3/4/11. Immediately I got a check for $200 and promised to pay monthly regularly. As they were always behind making the scheduled payments, I reminded Felicia (Owner/Manager) by email on Mar 28. Felicia said on 4/9/11 “A check will go out to you next Friday on the 15th of this month”. No check and no responses for 2 emails and one phone call. Thus from their accountant Sylvia to the Owner/Manager Felicia, they lied and made false promises all the time. Their attorney said “WHY ARE THESE DISPUTES BEING SENT TO MY EMAIL ACCOUNT. I DO NOT KNOW ANY OF THESE PEOPLE OR COMPANIES. SOMEONE HAS A WRONG ADDRESS SOMEWHERE”.

The amount is due for work done from Oct to Dec of last year. DW Company being in business for almost 20 years, is not a small company that can not afford to pay $1, 400 by one check. We have performed Emergency Room transcription work of weekends only of one of their clients. After having said and done every thing, unaltered fact remains that DW owes us $1, 400.

Don't bother with these people. I applied on-line to them. I took the little test exercise they sent me. Of course I passed, even though I deliberately made an error on the practice transcription. Next they want to do a live chat interview with you. I asked them to assure me that they were not simply trying to sell me some software with some vague promise of a job. They couldn't and wouldn't. Lot's of excuses, lot's of talking sideways out of their mouths. Bottom line? They want you to buy their MT software ($490). They have no professional working relationships with any doctor's or medical companies and won't be of any assistance to you except to take your money. Further research on my part indicates that in order to become a working MT from home, you'd have to attend an accredited school, work for at least one to two years in a medical facility transcribing and then, and only then, would you be trusted to work from home doing MT. Ergo, all MT "Work From Home" ads for untrained people listed on-line are probably scams. Steer clear and do it the old fashioned way . . . earn it.