Cyberwize, a multilevel marketing organization, employs baitandswitch techniques, and DOESN'T completely reveal associate"guidelines" when signing you up. Profits (should you ever get one) are compensated on the bank card were you discover THAT EVERY deal is published in a charge, regular ...
I attended a "presentation" not knowing what the subject was. Just an invitation from an old friend for dinner. After the cyberwize presentation I opted to not sign up but said I would buy a month's supply for my husband and myself. The presenter and "old friend" knew that my ...
About two years ago my husband and I went to a cyberwize meeting. Everyone was very, very friendly and the house was beautiful equipped with dynamite furniture and two brand new cars in the garage. Long story short we signed up. What harm would it cause even if we don't make any money its worth a ...
I was hired as an associate editor for the marketing department in the corporate office of Cyberwize.com, and then was let go after a month. The job was offered as a full time job, for $35K per year. I was interviewed by the head of the marketing dept. And their part time editor. I asked in the ...
This company is a total rip off. They recruit you to start your "company" at anywhere from $99 to about $1000. They push for recruitment more than the selling of their products because the people at the top are making money off entry fees. Then you have to pay for your own advertising, ...
I posted a resume on CareerBuilder.com. I'm in the process of making a career change and putting my 7 years of college teaching to use in corporate training and development, sales, or marketing. I was sent an e-mail by the Hager Group, saying that I had the qualifications to become an Independent ...