I was sucked in by Cornerstones offers of providing service and becoming secure financial. They charge you... Up front $250 you have to pay another $250 or so for licensing. The promises of cash flow within two weeks are totally bogus... I don't think I saw another new agent ever do that. I was ...
I was within an Hour of getting scammed, what a waist of my freaking time. I received an E-mail at 9:45 at night, it looked like this… Stacey Phillips I have reviewed your resume and feel you have some of the experience or qualities we are looking for. I would like to offer you an opportunity to ...
I received the email after posting my resume on monster. I googled the company, as did many others to find that the company has poor programs to offer clients and has been pulling this scam in nearby cities. It is hard enough to find a job as an experienced business person and this false and ...
I joined Cornerstone America to learn about the Insurance busines and brush up on my sales skills, they taught me nil about either! I should have listened to my inner voice before signing their b.S. Contract. I stuck it out for a year, pretty much to the day, partly b/c the way I understood the ...
Cornerstone America continues to ignore criminal activities of one of their agents, James F. Besel, licensed in Colorado (resident license currently suspended), Wyoming and Nebraska (both are non-resident licenses). This individual is charged in Wyoming with check fraud. He fled the state early in ...
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 ...