This place is a scam to get government money, with highly unprofessional and dangerous practices.
I booked my antigen covid test on Doctolib. I arrive and none of the staff is wearing their mask. After 15 minutes of wait despite no one in front of me, I am asked to fill my info on a piece of paper, then sent upstairs and asked to provide my info all over again.
Please note I requested an antigen and not a PCR test (as I had a flight that night), on Doctolib, when speaking with staff and on my form. The nurse does a PCR test instead. When she realizes her mistakes she asks me if I have covid, and after I reply that I donât think so she says âah then itâs okâ and promises to send me an antigen test result soon. The irony of this! This is a covid testing center, you are not supposed to ask me, I am supposed to ask you! I still donât understand (due to my poor French) if she has used my PCR swab to run an antigen test or if she is flat out inventing the result.
She tells me to wait in the waiting room as she will give me my result in 10 minutes. 10 minutes later she tells me to go home and that she will send it to me via email within an hour. A few hours later, as I still havenât received anything, I call the center, and after a 30 minutes wait I am told that she will send it to me briefly. Funny thing is, my test NEVER arrived.
Had I not gone to get another test in another place, I would have lost my flight and one of my best...
   Read moreJEAN TSAMIS TO AVOID AT ALL COSTS. I went there when I had lost three and a half teeth, he took out a fourth just for more money. My teeth started falling out, when I called to get the brand to get them fixed elsewhere he ignored my calls on his cell phone and when calling the establishment he avoided my calls as well as I waited on the phones for hours just to know the BRAND I had to tell my new dentist. I wast 5000 euros in a small apartment above a pizza place with dust everywhere, every single time in sever pain, only to be talked down to when crying. My dentist today is telling me to sew him for not answering and giving me the "passport" of my teeth. Do not go, you will just be wasting money for him to cause you great, excruciatierng pain. The times I have come out of that "apartment" and had to go back home by metro and RER, on hour and half ride- crying on the floor of the metro in pain. Only to start the entire process again today and have to pay again. Also he told me he put implants but they are in fact not as my new dentist has told me... Many other lies that I could have avoided I have learned from my new dentist today but unfortunately trusted and wasted my money...
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