In September of Philip Smith of USA Supreme Technology pressured and highly influenced me to spend $6,000 on an Ad Campaign with 4,000 customized biometric mailers to companies that would take an interest in this advanced fingerprint security technology. I was very hesitant to invest because I had lost money in previous small businesses.
Mr. Smith told me that this was such a good opportunity I could not afford to pass it by. I wish I had the exact words, but it was as if there was no way I would not make thousands of dollars on this. He reassured me how their firm would make follow up calls to these targeted businesses.
He gave me the feedback that this was technology that many businesses, especially car dealers, would want badly, as it would be such a great selling point for their vehicles' security. He was very convincing and comforting that I would not regret my decision.
Needless to say, 6 and 1/2 months later, I have no commissions, no positive results from this campaign. I called USA Supreme Technology and had a return call from a new sales manager, Herman, who was indicating to me that Mr. Smith had health problems and not enough insight into the best marketing techniques and who to contact and that he (Herman) would get back to me with new marketing strategies.
I am very upset that I was duped into believing in the potential of this product and this marketing campaign. I was desperate to make up money from some previous failed small on-line businesses and mistakenly believed Mr. Smith's knowledge, expertise and sincerity in his verbally relaying how much money I should make by this investment.
I will do all I can to get my misguided investment back and to warn others of the unethical sales tactics of USA Supreme Technology.
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