On December 28 I received a call from Bryan Williams. He said he saw my resume on-line. He wanted to discuss the company with me to see if I'm a match to what he was looking for. So he gave me a number to call to be on a conference line with other and the head salesman would explain the company. So I did. After the conference call I was told to call Bryan Williams back. So I did he continue to explain and answer my question about the company. He told me that he thought that I would be a good trainer in the company. His's associate Lourdes got on the phone and start entering in my information. When she got to the part where she wanted my bank account information, I told her that I didn't have the $495.00. Bryan got back on the phone and he said don't worry we will both help you to get make the money and then some. That the company would not run the check through until 5 working days. I was still uneasy, but they both asured me that it will all work out. On 12-30-05, I checked my account and the check for $495.00 had ran thru and bounced. I called Bryan but he didn't answer, so I called Lourdes, so she got in touch with Bryan. He told me not to worry that they will work their butts off Monday the 1-2-06. So I keep worrying and called back for Bryan on 1-01-06 early in the morning. He bascially said that I was pathetic and broke and that it was all my fault. And how he and his associated been working hard just for me and that I didn't appreciated them, and that he was wasting his time on me. I told him that they both lied to me and I was a fool for trusting them, and I felt that I had got conned and mistreated and let down. He said to quit and don't work for the company, but I still have a bounced check for $495.00 that I'm responsible for. This is false advertising and it is a conned. Don't be mislead, if it sound to good to be true, it is. Ad Calls advertise in Hotjobs, Careerbuilder, don't even bother to send your resume, you will be let down and out of $495.00 dollars
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