I was pressured into ordering products from Tim Woodcox and like an idiot I ordered the products. The next day I canceled the order but Tim told me that it had already been shipped. He told me to refuse the package and that I would be taken off of the list and all my Symmetry Direct memberships and would be canceled and my money refunded. I called up the corporate office a week later only to find that nothing had been canceled and that I was due to receive another shipment. Tim Woodcox is nothing more than a con artist who utilizes pressure sales and deceit. If you want to go into business as a "distributor" for Symmetry Direct, take the time to sleep on it and do some research. When you tell Tim Woodcox that you want to sleep on it or come back later that day to a meeting he will tell you that you need to sign up first because in his words "when people do that (think on it) they do not come back". I wish I had done that without signing up first because it would have saved me the hassle of canceling my subscription. They are going to give you all the arguments for their product and distribution method, take the time to find the arguments against in order to gain a balanced perspective, then make your decision.
If you look at this web-site http://www.ftc. Gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/lotionalrt. Shtm you will notice that all the conditions they warn you to watch out for are all found in the business plan of Symmetry Direct and Tim Woodcox. There is also no oversight. What kind of company allows people to sell it's products and use it's name with no oversight on the techniques and methods it's representatives are using?
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