There will be rebuttals to this report - so let me take care of them first.
1."It's not for everybody": It's really not for anybody. Many of the practices are illegal.
2."If you don't make it its because you are lazy: " Right, because it takes so much effort to go door to door, or sit in the entrance of various stores, pushing the store's credit card on the patrons. More likely you didn't "make it" because you couldn't afford to "make it." Pizza delivery drivers work as hard and subject themselves to much more danger, mailmen too. The only difference is they get compensated for their work - they don't get paid in false promises.
3."What did you expect? 100K your first week on the job and a luxury suite with a massaging chair?": This is a funny one. Nice little spin to put on people who quit because they weren't making enough money. The truth is you can barely put food in your mouth when you work for these companies.
4."They handle high-class clients": Interestingly enough, they have accounts with businesses that are run using methods that DS-Max bashes - ie the "corporate hierarchy." Funny how they end up working for them after all. On another note, the companies can get away with hiring scumbags like DS-Max because they are an independant agency that works in small local markets. If everybody knew up front what DS-Max was doing the whole thing would come crashing down.
5."Its a great opportunity!" Right. I just looked up my manager who I worked for over two years ago. Everyone said he was making 6 figures back then. But I knew it was BS cause he drove a friggin jeep wrangler! And I just found out that he is still renting a property that cost the owner $39,000!!! And he has a wife that works!!! Two incomes and he probably only pays $600 - $800 in rent at most!
What a joke!!!
It's a big siphon straight to murray's wallet.
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