Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Homegain Lawsuit Checks are in the MAIL!!!!

As we know, Homegain tried to fuck with us employees by not paying overtime, not allowing us to take breaks and timing our bathroom visits. We turned around and sued those mother fuckers and now checks are being issued and should be in the mail to you soon! (CA-CHING!!! Does the sound ring in your ears Louis you lousy fucktard!!)

Well, since Homegain is on the verge of bankruptcy and Classified Ventures are fighting various lawsuits, I suggest that you cash those mother-fuckers ASAP. Don't walk, RUN to the bank becasue homegain might have cut those checks in rubber.... those babies may bounce!

11 comments:

Anonymous said...

if the checks are as fake as louis cammarosano's hair then we are all in trouble.

Anonymous said...

Cammarosano: The moment I saw you for the first time I knew you was a punk ass son of a bitch with no morality. You ain't nothing but a unscrupulouos piece of human waste. Don't you direct a single word towards me ever or I will unload a verbal assault on yo' ass you will never forget you a-hole.

Anonymous said...

pop a cap in you ass too...

Anonymous said...

hey louis cammarosano--how about you write a new blog entry on blog.homegain.com explaining how you screw workers and got hg and cv sued for millions? lol!

Anonymous said...

i work for zillow and ran into louis cammarosano at inman connect in sf two weeks ago. in person cammarosano is shorter and his lies don't come across as well as on youtube.

Anonymous said...

i wanna get paid too. i wanna sue homegain for only hiring fat ugly women. it's hard enough to work here and on top we have to watch some lardy stale pieces of ass? i ain't having none of that no more.

Anonymous said...

What's with this brand-spanking new AgentView product? This is the brain-child of the suspicious Italian Lawyer Louis Cammarosano. He simply bundled together every shitty HomeGain product into one and threw it against the wall to see what sticks. Louis you are good at creating blogosphere buzz, however every smart agent including those in my sphere of influence will stay away from your fraudulent products forever. The presentation is so ghetto! Yuk.

Anonymous said...

AgentView is a complete failure. I work at HomeGain and everyone is freaking out. Shit ain't working out as expected.

Anonymous said...

In almost one week we at HomeGain have signed up less than 100 agents to AgentView. America has not seen a flop of this magnitude since Kevin Costner's $100 million dollar movie Waterworld stunk up the box office.

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Anonymous said...

Classified Ventures LLC, the holding company for HomeGain, Cars.com, Homescape, Apartments.com, RentalHomesPlus, and HomeGain that is jointly owned by McClatchy, A.H. Belo Corp., Gannett Co., Tribune Co. and The Washington Post Co. is now valued at $338 million almost $50 million less than last year.

The valuation, contained in a 10 K filed by McClatchy Corp., is 13 percent below the $382 million that the company was valued at in December 2007. The valuation was apparently impacted by the slow ad environment and “impairments” at its HomeGain real estate leads unit, which had been sued by former employees for forced overtime and other serious issues brought forth by its general manager Louis Cammarosano.
In other words Louis Cammarosano's shoddy management style contributed to Classifed Ventures' free fall in value. Perhaps it is time for CV to can the blogging New York lawyer and send him once again to chase ambulances in the Bronx.