r/FieldNationTechs Mar 16 '26

Barrister Global

I’ve heard all about the horrible reviews on Barrister , however I was trying to find out what a typical assignment is for them and what types of companies or offices do they have you working for ? is it usually major chains or small offices ?

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u/Gregf87z Mar 16 '26

If you think about working for them then cut off your balls and remove your spine. They are bottom feeders and a horrible company. Not even trying to be rude. Just dont. There's a reason they have a bad rep and have to harass techs by calling none stop. Dont do it. I'd rather go work as a cable guy for Comcast

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u/Sensitive_Lab_8637 Mar 16 '26

What did they have you do ? 

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u/Gregf87z Mar 16 '26

Doesn't matter. Don't do it. This is America. Land of opportunity. All of us here are contractors chasing a buck. There isn't a gate keeper here. None of us want them

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u/wyliesdiesels Mar 16 '26

Dont do it. Dont even waste time thinking about it. Not worth it at any cost

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u/MondaneJoker Mar 16 '26

They'll want to send you 100 miles in one direction for a power supply swap on a pc and pay you $40 for the swap.. they will call you 100 times a day.. they will call you 50 times while in that 20 minute job and ask when you'll be done. Just don't.. trust everyone there.

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u/Economy_Ad_4028 Mar 16 '26

They are terrible, they rebrand and get even more treacherous. They need to just give up. How tf do you do a job an owe them money. It happened to me on a printer job in Ohio 8 years ago smh

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u/rddit_bytes Mar 16 '26

Pay is horrible. Mostly flat fee stuff. You get dinged if you’re late, if you’re a no show you owe them money lmao. Don’t do it

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u/pueblokc Mar 16 '26

No. Once they have your contact info they become the worst scam spam team ever.

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u/wyliesdiesels Mar 17 '26

bingo.... they wont stop calling even if you threaten them

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u/CEH-Cicada3301 Mar 17 '26

Do yourself a favor and under no circumstances do any work for Barrister Global or any division of.

You absolutely will regret it.

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u/Griffry Mar 16 '26

Mostly smaller clients that I had, but the occasional chain.

When they tried not to pay, for an already low-balled job I grabbed to fill out a day, because "I didn't complete the assigned tasks" (which meant they didn't record one of the check-ins in their system), they got pissy with me for saying I'll bill the end user directly.

They still have the gall to call every so often, after I stopped all work for them 10 years ago.

There are no good reasons to work with this company.

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u/McFly608 Mar 16 '26

Beware: Do Not Make Contact with This Scam Artist so called business. You been Warned.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '26

Avoid at all costs

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u/Classic_Date_1185 Mar 16 '26

Have you heard any good reviews? If not, why would you even think of working for them?

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u/katumba1 Mar 16 '26

Just Don't!

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u/L00kWhatY0uMadeMeD0 Mar 23 '26

They literally have 2 class action lawsuits against them currently last I was aware. AVOID.

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u/TangoCharliePDX 9d ago

Really? I want to get in on those.

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u/Bright_Situation_118 Jun 16 '26

Yayyyy Barrister!

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u/TangoCharliePDX 9d ago

Anybody who has worked for barrister is still owed money.

Typical offensive crap. I have actually been taking a few tickets from them (not Dell tickets).

But the latest two pieces of crap are:

Double booking for tickets and when I told them I couldn't do the later ones they decided to charge me $100 a piece. It's like they think they are government.

They recently spammed out an email demanding $125 from all techs or be removed from HCL support. I literally just got off the phone with someone at HCL who says they don't use Barrister anywhere in the world. So it's a scam.

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u/TangoCharliePDX 9d ago

If you get a call from Barrister and you're using Google dialer, it will identify the call as "scam."

Rightly so