Tracey Quinn is the absolute best coding instructor in the nation and holds all the credentials to prove it.
Due to Tracey being so great at what she does unfortunately there are jealous haters that post false information about her, and have created lies in the hopes that they will hurt Tracey and her greatness.
Do not allow them to sucker you in, one of them is Ashley Sanchez, a former student and intern of RYJEN International, and someone that could not even pay their course debt, yet Tracey Quinn hired her as an Intern, to help her out, and she repays Tracey Quinn by stealing her twelve (12) year old sons laptop. STEALING FROM A CHILD, it does not get any lower than that. Of course she was removed immediately, but not before she created false email accounts under assumed names, and tried to steal monies from past students by pretending to be a debt collector. THANK GOD she was caught...but rather than take the responsibility and serve the jail time she deserves she has created and posted blogs on the internet, and tried to attack RYJEN's and Tracey Quinn's reputation wih lies and evil actions.
This is someone who cannot even hold a job and even got caught defrauding work comp benefits, thankfully her checks were stopped.
There are other haters, and these are students that where removed from their course due to lack of making payments, disruption in class etc. The BBB is being used as a pawn, because it can be, and that is why RYJEN does not respond and I WOULD NOT EITHER - these loosers are not worth it.
Join Tracey Quinn's courses, there is no better and she has hundreds of successful students to prove it....don't let the haters and thiefs sucker you....
You are right - Tracey's class is the best course I have ever taken, she is so great at what she does and I cannot wait to graduate and hope to be like her "when I grow up"....the news story on Grady was such lies I was at Grady when Tracey Quinn was and it was a set up, by Robert Thibodeaux who Tracey fired due to stealing and falsification of documents, and I know as I was there and one of the employees Robert falsified documents on. He is a looser, just like it sounds like this Ashley Sanchez is...they are all so jealous, yet Tracey Quinn will prevail as good people always do - do not listen friends to the haters, there are lots of us that love Tracey's classes and she now has a waiting list, HA HA to the haters, you will all loose in the end, just as you are now with NO FUTURE. JOIN US, You will not regret it.
ReplyDeleteWE LOVE YOU TRACEY AND THANKS FOR ALL THAT YOU DO FOR ALL OF US!!!!!....
Research her name people!! cbs atlanta is looking for her! she is now scamming people in chicago! BEWARE!!!!
ReplyDelete"State Fines Medical Coding Instructor Tracey Quinn $45,000"
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"Medical School Instructor Under Investigation"
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From CBS Atlanta:
ReplyDeleteATLANTA -- Atlanta Legal Aid Attorney Lisa Liang said the state is moving too slowly when it comes to investigating medical coding instructor Tracey Quinn.
"I've learned that she has outstanding judgments in California and Michigan, and she operated under fictitious corporations in California," said Liang.
Legal Aid said Quinn is also accused of accepting tuition from students in Atlanta and not offering all of the classes at Ryjen International and the National Academy of Medical Coding Specialists.
"I think she is a seasoned scam artist," said Liang.
It could explain why medical coding students Deanna Bose, Joseph Redd and Mary Sorrell claim they were scammed by the school. Now all of them are waiting on the state to take action.
"It's very frustrating for the average consumer to have to be bounced around to these different agencies. To go from the commission, to the governor's office, to the police department, to the district attorney, to the attorney general," said Liang.
The state's Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission told Tracey Quinn to cease and desist all activities at Ryjen back in July. However, Atlanta Legal Aid said their records show that the school and its academy continued to operate illegally.
"It just seems to me that there is a blatant disregard for our state laws when she operated in violation of the cease and desist order from July 2009 arguably to the present and so this needs to end," said Liang.
CBS Atlanta News contacted Tracey Quinn to hear her side of the story, but she declined an on camera interview. Instead, Quinn e-mailed CBS Atlanta's Adam Murphy and said, "You and Legal Aid can say and report whatever you want in this witch hunt that you are now a part of. Once again, if we decide to speak with you, you will be contacted accordingly."