200 Galleria Pkwy SE Ste 2000
Atlanta
Georgia
United States – 30339-5969
I signed up and paid AMDG to attend their school (which is a part of [protected]@School). I paid them $4, 500.00 for classes they were holding in railroad conductor training. They have a 100% money refund policy if the classes are dropped prior to begging the actual classes. I was told repeatedly that I was going to be in the next class. This went on for months. Being worried, I called my friend and found out CSX RailRoad was no longer using them for training. This is why they have been delaying me. I then called and sent a written notice (as I was instructed by AMDG Pam Shubert), that I needed to be refunded; however, the school never did reply. This has been going on for many months now. You can call any number at AMDG and you now have to leave voice mails because so many people are wanting their money back and AMDG is ignoring them. Before all this happened, you could call the school and get someone anytime. AMDG has only paid back a few students that used a credit card to pay the school. Unlike those students, many others including myself, paid with a check. I was told Greg Morse (the owner) and Lance Duncan are responsible for not reimbursing their students for the money they stole. They are intentionally and currently TRICKING NEW STUDENTS TO SEND THEM MONEY so they can do the same thing to them. The school even sent out a contract to the students that wanted a refund stating, if we did not go to the media or file lawsuits they would ATTEMPT to pay it back in payments. I spoke with an attorney over the phone and he advised me not to sign that. I did not sign this. I then found out that many students that did sign this contract still was never reimbursed. I am still paying for the loan I borrowed from my bank to pay AMDG and have been for two years now. I even bought a house where the school told me I had to live in order to start classes with them. This house cost me $96, 000.00. I am willing to settle for my original $4, 500.00 that I personally paid the school if they will resolve this matter.