I recently stumbled on this company while job hunting. Everything is as it seems from the comments on here. The website and IP address are registered to Rob Selfors. This company is NOT NOT (one last time) NOT what it seems at ALL. This is a total and complete scam that preys on both ends. I have a very close family friend in Franklin TN who owns a Honda dealership. I should have contacted him directly but chose to hear these people out.
This scam targets both sides of the house, according to a man who has owned dealerships for 25 years. They used to charge 35$ for a fake seminar per applicant. Now they simple scam low revenue dealerships to flit the bill. The reason for the change in "business" model? It turns out they have been investigated by the US Dept of Labor, the GA Dept of Consumer Affairs, and the NC Dept of Labor. They are no longer allowed by law to conduct their "seminars" in Nashville or Atlanta. If you are invited to one you are advise to contact your local district attorney. And in fact after 33 calls, I can not find 1 dealership in Nashville that actually does business with them. Yeah I gave up after 33, I'm just that lazy I guess.
Now for the twist. If you do a bit of investigating and are good with computers you'll find out a lot more behind this company than just a car sales scam. Dig a just a tad deeper and you will find the name "RICK WARREN". Mr. Warren is the fringe of the fringe of evangelical ministers. He operates what he calls, "mega churches" mostly in CA. Google his name, or SADDLEBROOK CHURCH. This company is another of his offshoots that scams money in order to fund what seems more like a cult than a church. Sounding a bit nuts am I? Well, I wish it was me, but unlike these nutjobs "testimonials", mine come with actual names... Of places... And things. That really exist. What kind of proof is "received on official letterhead".
Just like any other crazies, FLDS, Scientology, and Fringe Evangelical Groups, this man is out for 1 thing and thats control of your money and your mind. He has written 1 book, "The Purpose Driven Life", in which he dismisses traditional conservative Christian values and your "purpose" is to hand over large sums of money to his "charities" in order to, blah blah do god's will, you all know the spill. If you try to dig up information you will find really nothing of substance, and thousands and thousands of pages worth of random propaganda. To include, false charities, false documents from heads of states praising Warren (their wiki page changes daily, always putting up falsities IE Warren was in newsweek's 15 people who make America great, and many more), and if you look closely to Dealerstaff.net you'll even notice that their "Atlanta Office" photo, is actually an architectural plan illustration from a Seattle based firm that confirmed the building never left the tentative stages of development.
This is the CON side to a "church", that very much walks the line between religion and cultism. (you can tell which category I place them in) Friendly advice: DONT EVEN TAKE THEIR CALLS. You are just wasting your time. Free sales training? Nope, its mostly evangelical based preaching through a sales front. Need more proof than me ranting? Just read the comments on this page. It should be painfully obvious to discern the false propaganda from the reality. Any crazies who wish a debate on this topic you'll find my email below. (Note to people in this organization, LIER is spelled LIAR... Sorry that's been bugging me for hours).
Do your own research from what I started, but in the end there is but one lesson here:
STAY AWAY FROM INSANE PEOPLE WANTING YOUR MONEY!!!
(that or just string them along as I did for a good laugh, it's better than daytime TV I promise)
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