Supeior Lamp recruits people in quest of earning an honest living in marketing via Internet employment services such as CareerBuilder.com.
Allegedly, they focus on quality and longevity of their products.
The scam works as follows: You respond to their screening process and most likely be accepted upon the acceptance of a deposit of approximately $400.00 accompanied by the promise of training and tremendous earnings. After receiving the deposit, the company sends the pursuaded person a demonstration kit comprised of lamps and a training manual. A telephone training program begins quickly followed by an assignment to go into the field and locate contacts. The new sales person soon lerns that Superior's products are priced up to 7 times the going price of competitive counterparts. Soon, a person allegedly from the company begins calling the new representative every day including Sunday evenings with little to offer. It is my opinion that the objective is to make the person withdraw from the program and forefit the approximate sum of $400.00.
Until I am convinced otherwise, the foregoing remains my opinion of Superior Lamp, Inc. Therefore, I strongly suggest that you do not experiment with the opportunity.in troubled economic times, it is tempting for those interested in seeking an honest living. I did not see or experience it with Superior Lamp, Inc. Remember, this is a 1099 program - not W-2!
USE CAUTION - Consider not getting involved!
Bob
Port Charlotte, Florida
U.S.A.
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