Gain America

Puneet singh gain america is the biggest fraud. He has cheated his clients in the past to make money and so is doing now.

Puneet aka PETE plays his mind games and tries to convince people to pay him some money as deposit and he would get them project in 2 weeks.

He and his brother Vineet Singh are frauds. Same Applies for the below peopl Raghu Darripalli SRG America Baanyan Software Services Krishna Vemuri SRG America Rapid Web Global Jyoti Vazirani SRG America V Force Infotech Narayan Ravisetti SRG America Cloudeeva

I disagree to any of the above claims you are making, I have been on project with them for 2 years.

I had the same issue with Puneet Singh/ Pete Singh. I worked as a consultant with Gain America and he never paid the agreed amount.

Also, he messed up my pay stubs with wrong pay period dates and always paid the less amount. He is big time fraud.

I would suggest do not accept jobs on NYIT portal sites as well which are posted by peachcouture. Those jobs postings are done by him.

Big Big Big Big Big Fraud...Sham....Please do not join.

Companies Can Now Fight Back Against Online Criticism

It is every company’s worst nightmare: An anonymous poster goes online and makes negative and disparaging statements about the company. In the social media age we are in, this unfortunate scenario has played out countless times on such sites as Yelp, Rip-Off Report, and other online review sites.

Companies faced with this situation have largely felt powerless to counteract anonymous posters or even find out who the posters are. But a recent decision by the Virginia Court of Appeals will now give companies some much needed leverage to fight back.

Yelp was forced this week by the Virginia Court of Appeals to “unmask” anonymous posters who posted negative, and possibly false, reviews about a local Virginia carpet cleaning company, Hadeed Carpet Cleaning. Hadeed believed that seven negative Yelp reviews of its services were false, and so it filed a defamation lawsuit against the anonymous posters, naming them as “John Does.” In order to unmask the anonymous posters, Hadeed then sent a subpoena for documents to Yelp, which Yelp objected to on First Amendment grounds.

The Virginia Court of Appeals ruled that Yelp had to comply with the subpoena and provide information about the identities of the online posters. The Court balanced the First Amendment rights of the anonymous posters versus the rights of companies to protect their reputations, and stated that false statements are not protected by the First Amendment.

Yelp argued that Hadeed Carpet Cleaning had to prove its defamation case before Yelp could be forced to unmask its posters – even though Virginia law does not require companies to meet that burden. The Court clarified that Virginia’s unmasking procedure only requires a company to have a legitimate good faith basis to contend that it has been a victim of defamation. Yelp now has to produce the records and disclose the people who posted the negative reviews.

This is a very significant decision in the social media arena, and provides some much-needed leverage for businesses seeking to protect their online reputations against false and often faceless posters.

Businesses often need to protect themselves against online attacks by posters who post false reviews, and this recent decision clarifies the legal avenues available to companies in Virginia and potentially elsewhere to protect against malicious posters seeking to damage business reputations.

Article by Berenzweig Law. For more information, contact Berenzweig Law at 703-760-****

This is definitely a fraud company and is run by one man from a warehouse Pete Singh. I am a former employee of Gain America and i have had many issues in the payroll runs as well as in the W2.

If you want to screw your status in USA, go ahead and join this company.

Puneet singh gain america is the biggest fraud. He has cheated his clients in the past to make money and so is doing now.

Please be careful beofore doing any business with this firm or going there for a job

I totally disagree. They have been very very helpful and they returned my deposit after i got my project.

Gain America is a legit company. Use common sense when posting any thing on internet. Gain America believes in Fair Business and wont hesitate to take you to the court.

Don't even think of cheating them,

Gain America went all the way to the New York Supreme Court and won a case.

Search New York State Supreme Court website.

This company is definitely not one man "shop".

They got me a job and i hv been working for 2 months now.

@ Anonymous whoever posted this :

Who cares if he was insurance agent, or if he worked with SRG or whatever he did before.

If you didnt get a job, Probbly you wrent putting enough efforts.why are you blaming the consulting firm?