I worked at NSCN briefly. It's a boiler room operation, where you are encouraged/screamed at to do whatever you have to do to get the customer's money. Management, to include the Zappers, literally say "Don't learn too much about the product, just sell it"
Training reflected this philosophy. There were cursory discussions of the products followed by intense pressure to say anything to close the deal
The social media product they are selling for 2000 bucks could be replicated by any number of free platforms on the Net. Their incorporation services can be done for less than half the price they charge, and the business credit product is shaky at best
In the business credit program, they are going to instruct you to make credit purchases at a number of different retailers. They then hope that the retailers will report your purchases to Dun and Bradstreet. You could do this yourself by driving around to stores.
NSCN will take credit for any good results, but if there are any problems, NSCN will blame you or go silent.
In training, NSCN claims to have made a bunch of high dollar loans happen around real estate. I do not know if that is true or not, but given how they act in other areas, I'd be surprised.
For the average small business, there are not going to be any cash loans facilitated by NSCN. Ever.
NSCN promises the moon and the stars and they don't deliver.
In conclusion, you definitely don't want to work here. They hire 12-15 people at a time, most of whom disappear immediately as they figure out this is a boiler room. They didn't pay me for the training I completed or the sales I am ashamed to have made on their behalf.
My prediction is that there will be a rebuttal from NSCN, like they do on all the other threads. My advice is to be smarter then I was and don't work here or do business with these folks. Caveat Emptor.
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