OMG!!! 1 million dollars for the reviews.
The corporation has filed a $1 million lawsuit against a software developer who wrote a one-star rating and criticised a financial startup company on different sites online. According to the complaint accusing him, the software developer Wyatt Troia, who now serves for Microsoft, still was employed for the startup firm LoanStreet while he called out the firm on multiple platforms. On sites like Glassdoor, Reddit, as well as the anonymous web forum Blind, he slammed the business. Loanstreet has suing Troia for defamation after discovering that his allegations are untrue.
Troia commented on Glassdoor in april 2020, "The creators are not professional nor seasoned leaders, with a leaning towards pettiness and cowardice." According to the claim, he was dismissed shortly afterwards. A year later, Troia went to Glassdoor to criticise LoanStreet, labelling it "a dishonest, predatory disaster". "Unless you're absolutely needy, stay far, far away." On Glassdoor, he said, "LoanStreet is a roaring dumpster fire, and you will get burnt like many others before you."
Ian Lampl, the CEO of LoanStreet, sued Andrew Troia, his company's former engineer, saying that he was sacked for identifying flaws in another engineer's code. Troia was also accused of purchasing google Ads that attracted attention to his poor ratings for anybody searching for LoanStreet, according to the firm. Troia has established a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for his legal defence, claiming that his claims are accurate. He has raised approximately $5000 so far.
Troia commented on Glassdoor in april 2020, "The creators are not professional nor seasoned leaders, with a leaning towards pettiness and cowardice." According to the claim, he was dismissed shortly afterwards. A year later, Troia went to Glassdoor to criticise LoanStreet, labelling it "a dishonest, predatory disaster". "Unless you're absolutely needy, stay far, far away." On Glassdoor, he said, "LoanStreet is a roaring dumpster fire, and you will get burnt like many others before you."
Ian Lampl, the CEO of LoanStreet, sued Andrew Troia, his company's former engineer, saying that he was sacked for identifying flaws in another engineer's code. Troia was also accused of purchasing google Ads that attracted attention to his poor ratings for anybody searching for LoanStreet, according to the firm. Troia has established a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for his legal defence, claiming that his claims are accurate. He has raised approximately $5000 so far.