I'm publishing my encounters with Vector Marketing. I'm an and desperate university student. I came across Vector from the friend who couldn't work-there since he did not have an automobile. I utilized online and planned an appointment. I visited the meeting and was employed. The following week was ...
The interview experience is exactly what I expected. It was in some cheap old building with small offices and shi*y plastic chairs with a dozen of other highschool/college age amatuers. The posters on the walls were just a bunch of butch paper written in markers, you know, the kinds of butch paper ...
I wasn't exactly ripped off by these people, but I came close enough to file a report. I'm a student looking for a job and I was eager to be handed a flyer that promised part-time work for students. Upon calling I was urged to go to one of their interviews. I was busy nearly everyday this week and ...
My mother saw an ad on craigslist detailing a job that paid "16.50" and was in the Manchester area not too far from where I live. I applied on their website and was surprised to receive a phone call within a few hours. I was scheduled for an interview the next day at noon. I was told to ...
So I've seen this "company" called Vector all over the place. They post fliers all over school campuses in hopes that students who are striving to get cash. Do not fall for it. I was solicited through mail with this company shortly after I graduated high school and in the letter stated ...
* I had the misfortune to waste my time when finding an motice for a job offer from VECTOR MARKETING on Craig's List. When you are down on your luck or out of work you try anything. (and it did say "" compensation $ 16.50 / work week upto 45 hours) sounded good. 16.50 x 45 = 742.50 a week ...