A friend of mine saw and ad online and applied, after walking in to a group interview and asked literally one question which was, "do you currently have a job?" she was hired. Now she went from her minimum wage job to making "$15" dollars an hour plus gas allowaence and commision. WOW, what a deal! Wrong!!! After three days of an unpaid training session and paying a $30 bonding fee they were sent off for the first weekend of selling.
Little did they know that when they thought they were siging a contract for the equipment they would be taking they were signing a contract in weeee little print that stated they would only make $15 an hour if and only if they visited 15 businesses a week. And... The $300 commission was only if you signed a person with "class A" credit verses the $50 comission for "class B" credit.
Funny that nothing about the different commision rates were mention in the training. Oh and the first weekend of selling was unpaid. So if you don't make a sale or don't make your fifteen business qutoa you are technically donating your time, sounds like charity work. The employess there were literally brainwased for a week and sent out to brainwash others.
Good luck to those of you who come in contact with such a company. Also don't be fooled after a new sales person comes to your house you will be asked to speak to their boss on the phone where they can further pressure you in to buying a vacuum I mean an "air purifier/surface cleaner" at a once in a life time deal that can only be offered for this weekend only... Hmmmm sounds like they are trying to ask people to impulsivly buy a 2,000 VACUUM...
Although what they are doing is perfectly legal I would argue that it is a proper way to conduct business. Gooood luck! THis is just an opinion of one angry consumer, I thoroughly encourage you to find out for yourself. Good Luck
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