A month ago (Jan. 2003) Pro Com/Direct View, a Direct TV distributor, hired me as a project manager for the Memphis Tennessee area.
I was very excited about the prospects of working with this new company here in Memphis, selling and promoting Direct TV. My extensive background in sales, promotions and marketing would prove financially profitable to both the company and myself. I invested time, money and energy on this project.
I passed on a number of other projects, which ended up costing me money over the last few weeks because I believed that in the end I would be financially rewarded by my investment with Pro Com/Direct View.
A lot of promises were made and I spent over two weeks of a number of 14-hour days setting up their Memphis office. I cleaned the office, put together furniture, performed interviews, designed and printed flyers, wrote telemarketing scripts, trained new employees, provided numerous leads for sales and a number of other related work in regards to selling and promoting Direct TV in the Memphis area.
Just as the sales started to come in and things were coming together, I was informed that my services were no longer required. I was used to expedite sales in the Memphis area because of my ideas, business contacts and sales that have been taken from me. All the hard work had been accomplished and my services were now no longer required. I am presently owed $2,144.53.
I am not impressed with this company and it makes me wonder what type of background checks Direct TV does to insure that their name is being represented by reputable operations. If you have any information on this company or have had any simular problems, please feel free to contact me
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