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GSMresolution.com Reports & Reviews (2)

• Mar 13, 2025

They always underpay us and do not follow the rate stated in the contract they sent us. Recently, on February 19, 2025, we were supposed to receive our salary, but on February 17, they suddenly sent a notice stating that the new payday would be every 10th and 25th of the month, effective immediately, leaving us with no choice. They did not give us our salary on February 19. We had to wait another week just to get paid. Despite this, we continued working for them.

Unfortunately, on our payday, February 25, Maurio Miller and Aaron Bell suddenly removed us from the company and did not pay us for three weeks of work. I messaged them and pleaded, but they still refused to release my salary.

They also post job listings on onlinejobs.ph—please do not waste your time with them. They do not pay correctly, and when they feel like not paying, they just remove you from the company without notice.
• 6 agents were not paid.
• The rest of the agents were only given half of their salary.
• New hires were promised a salary of 20K per month but were only given 6K for two weeks of work.

I am the breadwinner of my family—I have three children, one of whom is in college. That salary was meant for my child’s tuition so they could take their exams, as well as for food and other necessities. These people are truly heartless. I worked so hard, never missed a day, was never late, and yet I was never paid for my efforts.

(Also, note that Maurio Miller & Aaron Bell are recruiting individuals to become scammers.)
WARNING: Maurio Miller & Aaron Bell Accused of Recruiting for Scam Operations
WARNING: Maurio Miller & Aaron Bell Accused of Recruiting for Scam Operations

- Bellevue, WA, USA • Jan 11, 2025

A number from Seattle called and gave a “case number” and asked to confirm my mom’s name and then transferred me to another person. My mother had handed me the phone at this point to talk because she does not speak English. A girl with the name “Alyssa Hyde” claimed my mother had a medical debt from 2012 in Florida that was over $3000. We denied this debt and questioned if she was a scammer to which she said she understood why we would think that but that this was a very serious matter. She then gave the option to either pay the settlement fee of $2089 or she would move forward with litigation. At no point did she tell us she was not a lawyer and kept saying it would be taken to court and they would garnish wages and seize 30% of her assets if she did not pay the settlement amount. When I told her that I was not my mom she got upset and said I was falsely impersonating my mom to which I explained that she does not speak English and she told me I would have to get my mom to say yes to her speaking to me. I asked my mom in Chinese “Can i speak with her” to which she responded yes. She asked me if I choose paying settlement or moving forward with litigation “which would cost much more since you would have to pay all the court fees and attorney fees”. I respond with I guess paying the settlement because at this point she had threatened with litigation many times. She told me that I had to pay the settlement amount right then and that she accepts visa, mastercard, etc. I asked for proof of the medical debt and she kept saying they sent out letters to two addresses to which we responded with we never got any letters and she said that they have proof and evidence they’ll file with the court of them sending letters to these addresses. I then told her that I couldn’t just pay that amount because my father wasn’t home and there was no proof of the debt and that I would call her back tomorrow she asked why and I told her because he manages our finances. She says okay and that she’s fine with tomorrow. In our second phone call the next day I immediately ask for a debt verification letter. After the first phone call I told my mother what it was about and my mother said at no point did she give me permission to speak on her behalf of anything and that she had only given me verbal permission to speak to her and not to speak to her on behalf of her. When I stated this on the phone call with her the next day she immediately got very defensive and said she had everything on recording and that it wasn’t what was said on recording yesterday. I responded with telling her that the literal translation of what I said to my mother was “can i speak to her” which my mom responded with yes. When I told her this she said she would have this translated and that it would be used against my mother in court. She also said she had on recording me “falsely identifying” as my mom when my mom had handed me her phone and gave me the okay to answer as her since she speaks no english and had thought it was my sisters school calling. She also said she would use that against my mother in court. She also called me a liar multiple times and said I was very back and forth and that it just all feels like lies and that she’s gonna have an attorney look over everything and the recording. She claimed that my mom “remembered” the debt which I told her no she did not do that what you’re saying never happened which she responded with I have it all on recording. She said very specifically “I want you to tell your mom and dad that everything you said in that recording will be used against your mom in court” which was AFTER I had requested a debt verification letter. She also ended the phone call by saying “sounds like your mom isn’t going to settle so we’re going to go forward with litigating this but we’ll still send out that debt verification letter. I have spoken with an attorney about this and the attorney told me this sounded very much like a scam because there was multiple threats. The attorney also told me that they cannot even threaten to take to court because it is illegal for something from 2012 because of the statute of limitations and an actual debt collector would know this. He also told me that they have no grounds to collect in the state of Washington if they operate in California. Did some further digging and no company in the state of California exists under a “Goldstein Management” “Goldstein Recovery” or “Goldstein Solutions”. They had an address posted on their website that is no longer on there and when you search up just this phone number on google it’ll still show in the websites description the address. When you search it up on maps it’s a business building and their directory had no business named Goldstein Management. This is 100% a scam and it’s absolutely disgusting the way she threatened me and my mother.

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