Apparantly they tried to move into Bellefontaine, Ohio. Thank goodness someone came here did there home work and came to the first day of training with it all. It caused quite a stir and Mr. Hayes and his Eye Patched friend Booked it out of there as quick as possible. That was of course after the police showed up and escorted them out of the building. When Mr. Hayes was questioned about several of the claims made by individuals like those on ripp off report, he didn't seem to have the answers. He was frantically looking through peoples applications looking for the one persons application who asked for it back.in fact everyone there asked for there application back at a later time and he took off with them. Things started sounding extremely fishy once things started coming out into the light. Like how are you going to hire 40 people for the same position? I mean there was 47 people in my training class, and then I found out my aunt got hired too and she was supposed to start her training the next day. Also they said we would get paid $25 an hour to just show up at peoples houses. Nothing was mentioned about a commission at all. When asked about wether or not we would be able to do the amount of presentations that was required per week, we were simply told it seems like a lot but, yes, if you work hard you will get that many a week and possibly more. The claims against these guys are very clear. Its a huge scam. I did find one thing odd though, there was another report on here claiming Mr. Hayes was not his real name. But an officer did check his drivers liscence and made a criminal background check while we were there. So unless he's stolen someones identity I don't know how. But the man with the eye patch was there. Mr. Hayes claimed he was a trainee that was following him around and learning the ropes. Whats so interesting about this is that these reports around Ohio are all about Mr. Hayes and this eyepatched man, and they told us they had just gotten into the state, there's to many holes. Once Mr. Hayes was questioned by the officer, the officer said there was a lot of holes in his story that Mr. Hayes could not explain. It was a very strange experience for me, but I have to say thankyou to who ever showed up there and did all of this for the many people who were there. I know of at least 3 people in that room who had already quit there jobs and one who turned down the military. Many of us had more then one child to raise and was dreaming of our children's futures, if possible I think we should file a class action law suite against Sierra Industries. There screwing over alot of people, its time this stuff gets put to a hault.
Greg
Bellefontaine, Ohio
U.S.A.
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