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Hello John,
Its disappointing to see how easily email communication can be misconstrued and misunderstood. It is also disappointing that you have only decided to respond to my emails now, that my experiences have been made public on Physiobase. It once again speaks volumes about your level of customer service to potential applicants.

Replying to your points:

1) I always new that I would be coming to the USA on an E-3, and not on a green card. That was CLEAR from the start. What was NOT clear (and still is not) was the process involved from obtaining the E-3 to getting a green card. It was this prospect that excited me immensely. I only wanted to know this process before sending off $2000 US. My ability to grasp this concept was unflawed. It was at best, clouded by the lack of information that i had been given from your company.

2) Here is a copy of what you sent me after a "hiatus of some months":

"Dear XXX:

Thank you for your email. XXXXX no longer works at InterFysio so I am
replying to your inquiry below. Allied Health acts as our recruiter in
Australia for some candidates. It is a reputable company but since you
found InterFysio without Allie's initial involvement, you should remain in
touch with me without the need to involve Allied. We will take care of the
entire process. We do not deduct any fees or expenses from your salary;
what we offer you is what you will get, minus the inevitable taxes, of
course."

At no point did you ask me to send any documents whatsoever to your company. This is clear from what you wrote above.

Your Australian contact at AlliedHealth.com.au kept assuring me that by going through them, the whole process would be expedited. I was also told that by going through them, it would require less fuss to get documents credentialed and notarised. Basically the process would be made more hassle-free. Perhaps you should stop trying to take business of each other, as you are essentailly working for the same goal?

From now on, I will only speak to American recruiters on the telephone, in the hope that communication will not break down.

The initial questions that I asked InterFysio still have not been answered. At no stage during the entire communication process had InterFysio provided any referees from anyone that has ever used its services. Any reputable recruitment company would be more than willing to supply these details to verify their legitimacy.

Since this misunderstanding, I have been in contact with two recruiters that have been extremely pleasant and helpful to deal with.

These companies are:
www.physioamerica.com/ - they do not charge $2000 US

and www.therakare.com - who have offered to pay for everything involved in the process (including flights)

I am passing this information on to anyone that wishes to work in the USA - in the hope that others can learn from my experiences.

I wish InterFysio all the success for the future

Yours Kindly,