This guy hires workers all over the US to market credit cards to US college students. He pays none of the expenses. The independent contractor pays for all expenses such as food, marketing materials and hotels. That's not why he is a ripoff. Here's why:
He doesn't pay his workers what is due them. He always has some lie why he won't pay. He reduces his contractors to constantly call, e-mail and beg for their money and still won't pay you all of it and most of the time just ignores your pleas for what you have earned. He also comes up with bogus charges such as $55.00 for shipping a 3 lb. Box of applications. Then recently he did not communicate to his workers something very important which was writing down students drivers licenses on their credit apps. Imagine this, working hundreds of miles away from home and paying all these expenses, only to be told well we can't pay you when it was HIS fault. Not only that, he wants his workers to market 2 credit cards at the same time making you think it's more money for you—when in actuality it is more money for him because he'll come up with all kinds of reasons not to pay. Don't work for this con artist. You will regret it. He's a sleaze ball. He also sends his contractors to the same school to market at the same time. He has you set up in different locations thinking that you won't know. This is another way to fill his greedy pockets while screwing you over. He doesn't give a damn if you are spending all this money to make money. Steer clear of this guy. He also markets a FL Fusion Card—don't buy one from him or his associates. Once you tell him that you won't work for him anymore he tries to blackball you from working for anyone else. He thinks he owns you and that you are an "employee" of his when you are an independent contactor. Gee, I wonder what the IRS would think about this. Maybe he should pay all the penalties the IRS will slap on him. Beware of this thief.
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