I answered an add on craigslist to set appointments from home for this SEO company firstpagesolutions.com. I was to work on commission for Brian Smith. Brian Smith had asked that I meet with him initially upon answering his add. At the time, I refused.
Why do you need to meet people if you're working from home? (As a women I am often guarded with these types of offers). When I asked him what happen to his former employee, he stated It was some young guy that wanted to follow his music career and was no longer interested in making the $1500/week plus residual of $400 / monthly.
He said he would get leads for me which took about two weeks.
(The leads were already in his salesforce system, LIES).
He stated he was sending me out a check for time I put in, ($200) to show me what he was about.
He kept repeating how this check should hold me.
I went through 3 email accounts sending referrals from craigslist that needed SEO, websites built, programming, etc. Brian never gave me the leads til later. When he did I came across a nice, but unsatisfied customer, which I copied and pasted to Brian. I told him I did not get the check. He said I'll call you in the morning. Of course the check never came and I never got any feedback on any potential work I sent his way.
I figured I would go and pick up my check at Firstpagesolutions.com, 95 Browning Ave on Staten Island, NY. After a bus ride to the Staten Island Ferry, The Ferry to Staten Island, and an $18 dollar cab ride, to FIRSTPAGESOLUTIONS, WOW. It was his home, not the company storefront, he gave me the impression it was.
I also remember him stating how well he lives. That is great. I wish that for anyone.
But is that because he has been living as a parasite?
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