I was lured to this company by an ad reading, "Management Training Program, earn great money with tremendous advancement opportunity." So, like alot of other people I bit on the dangling line. I went in for my interview with Justin Roy the "owner" of the company. He is a fast talking shyster from New York.
Told me of the opportunity to own my own business in six to nine months. He also told me I would be making six figures in that time. I agreed to come back for my "day of O" to get a feel for the marketing aspect of the company. I arrived for my observation and went out with a guy and a girl.
We proceeded to the territory we were working in that day and I observed how they did their thing. It seemed fairly easy to persuade people to "pick up our stuff". After arriving back at the office I was asked to start the next day. When I arrived at the office the next morning, I walked into "atmosphere" to everyone doing their practice pitch.
I was coached what to say and how to say it. I even questioned about the product we were promoting. Was this cheap looking lantern really going to be sold in Dicks Sporting Goods or Cabellas for 60 bucks, or this remote control car is really 40 bucks at Radio Shack. BULLS%$T because I actually went into a Radio Shack when the car was supposed to be there and I showed them what it looked like and they told me "Radio Shack would not sell something of that nature for 5 dollars."
So here I am telling people who work hard for their money a bunch of bold faced lies to better myself. I don't think so. I was raised better than that. All I see now are a bunch of 19-25 year olds with no lives or morals, listening to gangster rap to motivate themselves into ripping people off.
I am sorry I fell into that crowd because all they do is prey on people who only value material possessions. BEWARE OF THIS COMPANY and anyone who tells you how great the opportunity is. It's all a bunch of crap
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