FOX TV show sends an examiner for a short filming in Los Angeles.
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Thursday, July 31, 2014
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Complaints about California polygraph examiner
(No identifiers are listed. If you recognize yourself here, correct the situation for the future. Courtesy of Polygraph Examiners Of America, www.peoa.US )
Complaint 1. Polygraph took client's money, gave opposite results that other examiners gave on same questions, then refused to give a written report. Then examinee admitted things to client that would not have allowed examinee to 'pass' if she had been tested using Client's questions.
APA member: YES
Recent past complaints: YES
Examiner gender: F
Summary per Client: Client's spouse failed tests issued by two examiners. Client and Examinee went to a third examiner. Client returned, when asked how his spouse did, Examiner 'shared a knowing look' with Examinee then said "She passed".
A written report was asked for, was told no, yet Examiner does issue written reports.
Follow-up per Client : Examinee admitted to Client things that would not have allowed examinee to 'pass' if she had been legitimately tested using Client's questions.
Complaint 2. Client/customer expresses her complaint through Yelp, says Examiner is a 'scam' and a 'con artist'.
APA member: YES
Recent past complaints: YES
Examiner gender: F
Summary per Client: Female client tells Yelp readers: "Dont waste your money-- its a scam. The lie detector test lady is a con artist. Look on the web there is not one review on this company except the fake one she left and mine Warning $$$$$GONE".
Complaint 1. Polygraph took client's money, gave opposite results that other examiners gave on same questions, then refused to give a written report. Then examinee admitted things to client that would not have allowed examinee to 'pass' if she had been tested using Client's questions.
APA member: YES
Recent past complaints: YES
Examiner gender: F
Summary per Client: Client's spouse failed tests issued by two examiners. Client and Examinee went to a third examiner. Client returned, when asked how his spouse did, Examiner 'shared a knowing look' with Examinee then said "She passed".
A written report was asked for, was told no, yet Examiner does issue written reports.
Follow-up per Client : Examinee admitted to Client things that would not have allowed examinee to 'pass' if she had been legitimately tested using Client's questions.
Complaint 2. Client/customer expresses her complaint through Yelp, says Examiner is a 'scam' and a 'con artist'.
APA member: YES
Recent past complaints: YES
Examiner gender: F
Summary per Client: Female client tells Yelp readers: "Dont waste your money-- its a scam. The lie detector test lady is a con artist. Look on the web there is not one review on this company except the fake one she left and mine Warning $$$$$GONE".
Monday, July 28, 2014
Increase in calls looking for a 'guaranteed pass' exam
Perhaps it is the hot weather, but there is a noticeable increase in calls looking for a 'guaranteed pass' exam. Almost always it is for a cheating or relationship exam.
Recent area codes include 213, 310, 323, 404, 805, 909, and 917. One claimed to already have an agreed-in-advance pass from one examiner-- but he was looking for an examiner that would take a lower bribe!
Recent area codes include 213, 310, 323, 404, 805, 909, and 917. One claimed to already have an agreed-in-advance pass from one examiner-- but he was looking for an examiner that would take a lower bribe!
Secret list revealing which type of callers are least likely to actually hire a polygraph examiner!
All calls from potential clients are taken seriously. But busy Examiners can value the following statistical data.
PEOA's 200 websites typically receive dozens of calls per day for examiners nationwide. Approximately 70% of all callers actually have an exam conducted within 30 days of their call. Careful records for many years are maintained as to details of the each intake call and to its follow-up. A lengthy detailed list of which type of callers actually hired vs those that were just time-wasters is sent each year to PEOA members; here is just a few pieces from the list. All callers are important, but which are least-likely to actually become a client that month?
Partial list of caller-types of which less than 10% actually have an exam conducted that month:
1. Callers from blocked numbers.
2. Callers who ask 'Is there a charge for the exam?"
3. Callers where the caller is crying.
4. Requestors who send a lengthy e-mail about their situation instead.
5. Callers where a baby can be heard crying in the background.
6. Callers that introduce themselves as 'Mister' _____ .
7. Callers who say that they are calling for a friend.
8. Callers that call-back several times the same day.
9. Callers that call from one phone number but ask you to call them at another phone number.
10. Very-late-night callers.
11. Callers who say "Price is no object" (usually just trying to scare nearby girlfriend)
12-23. (On list available to participating PEOA members only)
Of even more value is the list of caller-types of which 80% or better actually had an exam conducted that month. This allows that more phone time could actually be spent on these proven usually more-likely serious clients. That list is only available to participating PEOA members.
PEOA's 200 websites typically receive dozens of calls per day for examiners nationwide. Approximately 70% of all callers actually have an exam conducted within 30 days of their call. Careful records for many years are maintained as to details of the each intake call and to its follow-up. A lengthy detailed list of which type of callers actually hired vs those that were just time-wasters is sent each year to PEOA members; here is just a few pieces from the list. All callers are important, but which are least-likely to actually become a client that month?
Partial list of caller-types of which less than 10% actually have an exam conducted that month:
1. Callers from blocked numbers.
2. Callers who ask 'Is there a charge for the exam?"
3. Callers where the caller is crying.
4. Requestors who send a lengthy e-mail about their situation instead.
5. Callers where a baby can be heard crying in the background.
6. Callers that introduce themselves as 'Mister' _____ .
7. Callers who say that they are calling for a friend.
8. Callers that call-back several times the same day.
9. Callers that call from one phone number but ask you to call them at another phone number.
10. Very-late-night callers.
11. Callers who say "Price is no object" (usually just trying to scare nearby girlfriend)
12-23. (On list available to participating PEOA members only)
Of even more value is the list of caller-types of which 80% or better actually had an exam conducted that month. This allows that more phone time could actually be spent on these proven usually more-likely serious clients. That list is only available to participating PEOA members.
101-day entire-west-coast-of-Florida fishing tournament needs polygraph exams for it's various winners
101-day entire-west-coast-of-Florida fishing tournament needs polygraph exams for it's various winners.
Including Naples, Gainesville, Pensacola, Tampa, Ft Myers, Boca.
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Including Naples, Gainesville, Pensacola, Tampa, Ft Myers, Boca.
peoamail@aol.com
Thursday, July 24, 2014
NY TV show needs a polygraph expert for an August 14 filming
NY TV show needs a polygraph expert for an August 14 filming
peoamail@aol.com
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Discount codes for REID products and seminars
PEOA is a long-time member of the REID Preferred Group of Associations, and has the current discount codes for all REID books, products and seminars.Seminars are scheduled for many cities in the next few months. Contact peoamail@aol.com for a discount code if you are a current PEOA member.
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A popular Atlanta-filmed relationship TV show needs polygraph examinations
A popular Atlanta-filmed relationship TV show needs polygraph examinations
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Examiners needed: Los Angeles, Atlanta, Honolulu, and Canada
Polygraph Examiners needed: Los Angeles, Atlanta, Honolulu, and Canada.
PEOA's 200 websites bring in more calls than can currently be dealt with in some cities!
Contact PEOA if you have a computerized instrument and no history of badmouthing competitors.
peoamail@aol.com
PEOA's 200 websites bring in more calls than can currently be dealt with in some cities!
Contact PEOA if you have a computerized instrument and no history of badmouthing competitors.
peoamail@aol.com
NY TV production needs an examiner with an analog instrument for a few days this week
NY TV production needs an examiner with an analog instrument for a few days this week
peoamail@aol.com
peoamail@aol.com
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Lakeland FL fishing tournament needs polygraph exams to test the winners
Big prizes can sometimes attract cheaters.
peoamail@aol.com
NOTE: this is an example of many daily PEOA referrals. Any referral listed here has already been sent directly to PEOA member days earlier.
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NOTE: this is an example of many daily PEOA referrals. Any referral listed here has already been sent directly to PEOA member days earlier.
Georgia polygraph examiners needed!
PEOA's increased Internet presence in Georgia also means more examiners are needed!
If you have a computerized instrument and can handle referrals, contact PEOA.
peoamail@aol.com
If you have a computerized instrument and can handle referrals, contact PEOA.
peoamail@aol.com
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
New York TV film crew needs examiner with a computerized polygraph instrument for an August 12 filming
New York TV film crew needs examiner with a computerized polygraph instrument for an August 12 filming
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