So I started off by looking for a job on craigslist. Saw a customer service job that pays $945 every 2 weeks. I call up the # given in the ad and a lady answers. She gives me an interview for the next day, no questions asked, no resume to send in, nothing. Thats my first suspicion. So im driving to this place and its very hard for me to find the place because it has no sign or nothing indicating thats where it is. But then i see a little paper sign on the door that says Dew Health Systems interviews today. So i go in and there are about 10 other people. This guy Dave, wears glasses and is very short, comes out and says he is a trainer and will be explaining everything.
He starts off with a slideshow. Now the office we're doing this in is EMPTY. No posters, computers, desks, nothing. He said they had just signed the lease a few days ago. Now I dont know about you, but most companies begin decorating right away to keep up appearances, not only for employees but for customers! Another big sign its a scam. So we fill out an application which only consists of a few questions. None of the usual ones like are you authorized to work, referneces, experience, felonys. Nothing. Another big hint.
So he explains everything in his slideshow in his empty office about how they are a health industry and how they help people with asthma, copd, and allergies. Keeps going on and on about this and not once did he show the product. There was a slideshow clip with it, but the man skipped it so fast we didnt get a glimpse. So he does some interviews. When its my turn he calls me up and i sit down (by the way everyone can see and hear you do your interview so not so very private). So he asks me if im going to give it 100%. I say yes, he looks briefly thru my app and says ok call back between 4:30-5 and we'll let you know. That interview last about 1 minute. So i go home, call, and they say congratulations we would like to invite you back for 3 days of unpaid trianing... Great.
Next day, show up for training with about 15 other people. Now Dave was very nice and all but all he kept saying was that they help people with asthma etc, and he kept saying how would you like to make $1000 by next week? Of course everyone was excited. He kept hyping everyone up. Reveals the first product. The defender. An air purifier like no other. Gave us this very dirty presentation that makes your skin crawl about all the dust mites and their poop and their dead carcasas. Blows dust everywhere and illuminates it with some lamp. This goes on all day. Not one mention of the price and keeps saying "this is not a vacuum".
So the next day we all come in again. Some people had dropped out already. He goes over the defender again. Then here's the kicker. He brings out the majestic. Starts explaining all its wonderful duties, how its an airfreshner along with a purifier, then he brings out the attachments. One of the attachments looks an awful lot like a vacuum head. Once again he says "for those of you who are thinking it, this is NOT a vacuum!" Bullshit. It rolls like a vacuum, sucks like a vacuum, looks like a vacuum. ITS A VACUUM! Plus he gives us demos on how it works against vacuums! He brings out a kirby, dyson, and tri star. OMG! So keeps going on and on and keeps asking us if we wanna make money. Blah blah blah. So at the end of the day he tells us to go home and set up appointments with at least 10 family members. Says the first people to call him with 5, gets a gps and $50.7 gets $75 and some other bullshit. I come home and do some research on the company because he didn explain anything. I see this website and read all the reports. So i cancel all my family appointments and never go back.
Just as a warning to anyone answering an add to this, DONT DO IT! Its a scam! All they do is prey on innocent people who have no jobs and offer them oodles of money if they sell one of their $3000 vacuums.
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