Don't do it! I was looking for an additional income stream and instead I got ripped off. I consider myself pretty intelligent but they "got me". They promise you that calls will come in a few days for jobs in pharmaceutical sales but instead they charge you 29.00 for a "kit" ...
Plese, do NOT use this service. They promise to have a "special" website that gets your resume to more employers that you can find individually. After a month of service, and no result, I cancelled my account. They charge a fee short of $30.00 for enrollment, and a fee short of $60.00 for ...
STAY AWAY from National Sales Group. Just like others, I was duped into joining up with National Sales group while looking for jobs on Monster.com. It is a shame that our society has gotten to the point where you have to investigate every single business before looking for a career opportunity. ...
About two months ago, I found myself in need of a new job. NSG puts ads on Craigslist, Career Builder, and other similar sites just like a first-party job listing—that's the first deceptive part, but I was willing to overlook that if they delivered. So I signed up for this program, costing about ...
On October 4th, I was checking the job postings on Monster.com and came across a listing for Pharmaceutical reps needed. I clicked on the link and came to page that looked like a job posting with a number to call. I called the number and got to National Sales Group, a.K. A nsg. They claim to be a ...
Scam 1. I enrolled with this company in september. They told me they would charge me $29 dollars for the first month and around $12 for every month after. They charged me $92 dollars. I called them they said it was for a sales course they had offered to me to try for thirty days. They told me to ...