EveryContractor.com
Awful experience

I started working at everycontractor.com about two years ago knowing very little about about computers and the internet and was told it is very simple tell the client for every dollar he gives the company the company would give the client 15 times their money in work or the company would refund their money. They could keep their referrals and repeat business. It seemed very simple and a no brainier to me. The company had a Christian atmosphere and I felt good about what I sold. It even accepted credit cards for payment which most companies that had any doubt about the legality of their sales would probably not accept.

I liked the fact that the company gave just about anyone the opportunity to sell its products. I asked the ceo who was my salesmanger what if a client did not know much about the internet I was told that is precisely why they needed to buy the PCL because they would be taken by the hand and helped.in the last two years I have seen the company evolve from a humble company that would do anything it could help the client to an arrogant monster that would do anything to do less work on behalf of the client and only try gain more legal advantage if he asked for a refund. The ceo began to brag how the courthouse was only a block or two away from him and how easy it was for him to win any law suit through postponements ect. Since the contractor lived far away.

Bottom line they kept changing the terms and conditions for example the contractor had to pick a lead in 24 hours instead of 3 days. Any dispute had to be settled in a southern nevada court ect. All this was explained away by that is the only way the program would work for the client. Then they brought in Matt Patrone to fight any chargebacks on the credit cards and then the company would not only take the clients money but also the satellites commission after it won the disputes with the credit card company. Satellites were paid 70% of the money brought in. I tried to resign but after having a long conversation with the ceo and seeing that the business gave jobs to many people in the community I decide to give it another shot.

We both agreed to invest time and money to make the business more ethical and try to reverse this trend. It did not work things got worse.

Company: EveryContractor.com
Country: USA
State: Nevada
City: Las Vegas
Site: everycontractor.com

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