I started with an E-mail from a company I never herd of. Bill Kuenzel from Cronerstone America was notifying me that my resume, which was posted on monster.com, was reveiwed and I had the quailifications they were looking for in a "careforce representative." So I set up an interview, out ...
This is to all people who are interested in or have been associated with Cornerstone America. I started as a rep with them in 2001. I was promoted with great speed with the company. When I left I was a RSL. The reasons this company should be reported here are the fact that the insurance that is ...
It's a bait and switch technique they use to pull in potential affiliates. Highly deceptive. "Work ethic" has nothing to do with success or failure of an affiliate, but rather the amount of money one can invest in qualified leads (at $7 to $12 each). The opening pitch and brochure given ...
I just received an unsolicited email from what turned out to be this company, thanks for the info on your website. This is the second company I have reported in this manner. Keep up the good work. ...
Well, I hate to admitt it but, I was duped yet again by another one of these companies ripping off poor unsuspecting job seekers! What's worse is I had read your rip off report before going to the interveiw and emailed them back and told them I had changed my mind and was not interested. This ...
I am so glad I decided to research Cornerstone America before I went to my interview today. I decided to go online before I left for the interview to do a little research on Cornerstone America. I thought it would be good to go into my interview knowing a little more about the company. I found out ...