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I never joined them, and if the hiring manager at Exide inserted fraud papers into the paperwork which he told me was related to the terms of employment we had discussed, then that has almost nothing to do with me.
The terms of employment I discussed during my interview process at Exide were that Exide was a struggling firm just coming out bankruptcy whose business was the manufacture and sale of electrical batteries, and they would pay me $100k/yr to support their battery racket through the SQL section of their IT department where I would be the juniormost, lowest ranking office bitch on the team. If they have any paperwork that says my job at Exide was something other than that, then reflects their conspiracy to defraud me, and does not reflect any agreement ever entered into by me or by my fictitious legal person.
