ADEFX - Ad-efx
Dishonest, misleading

B88
07-20-2005
2

So here is the deal, I responded to an ad on Craigs List that read make $12-15 a week for two weeks, then 1000 to 1500 afterwards. Well, I responded, and got an interview.

I was one of about 5 people interviewing that day and was greeted with smiles all around. I didn't know what the company did, despite my questioning, both on the phone and in person. Despite that the money blinded me and I agreed to do a day of observation.

Well, 14 of my own dollars later I got to observe a "trainer" try to sell spa packages. That sent up a red flag, but at my interview following that, I got the job.

After doing much research and questioning I came to the conclusion it was a scam much in the way Amway. The packages they had me trying to sell were $47 yet the salons didn't pay for them or get any money out of it.

So after doing some observation of how people react and who "trains" who, as well as noticing how the "trainers" didn't seem to stay in the same place for more than a few months.

I also paid attention to the writing on the wall (quite literally in the form of a confusing poster) I decided to quit.

So do not be fooled by this place. The only way to make money is by selling these spa packages. There isn't a salary or a contract-just commission. So beware of Adefx