Paul Aude Handbags Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Do not trust these people! They prey on college students/visa/immigrants trying to earn some money. "Paul" and his wife "Amy" use fake names, their real names are Arabic. They do this to hide their descent and identity. All of his items are bought and resold, he lies and tells everyone they are made by him. The items are overpriced, cheap material and ruined - he buys and resells anything from broken plastic bottles, to cardboard camping chairs, and stained carpets! All that he claims is made by himself and handmade. 100% genuine my foot. They do not have a real store, they will tell you they own a store in NY! THEY DO NOT, they go around in winter/fall/summer fairs to scam people. They are broke carnies who live off scamming others. He hired me in the summer in a carnival stand with 2 other girls (which were very beautiful - he seems to pick only girls who are young and good looking) and all of us left before the 2 weeks were over. Working conditions were awful, we were told to scam innocent people even though we knew the items did not work and were cheap material. The stench from the stained carpets was disgusting - it smelled like a warehouse obviously since he bought it from one, and were told to advertise it as real rabbit/cow/camel? Fur, as if someone would not be repelled by the animal cruelty. The fur was from real animal fur, and he himself was not sure which animal it was from. Every time we would lay out the carpets to show, the fur would fall off and bother our eyes and noses. We were supposed to stand for 10+ hours (not allowed to sit down) in one place, and be criticized for others not buying his cheap items! Each one of us wanted to leave from this hell. We were told we would be paid after 3 days, we were not. He would hold our money to the end, and even told us he was holding the money so we had no choice but to turn up the next day. We did get the money in the end after arguing and threatening. Do not work with them. It is not worth it."