I too signed on as one of their trainers. I was promised a refund by their then General Manager for the "training manuals" we had to "purchase" as part of out $4105.00 "start up fee."
I was also promised that I would be working "often" in the Chicago area, but that never happened. The owner promised to get me an opportunity that would put me in a dealership that would result in the type of income that would get me the type of income promised in their ad ($200,000.00 annually, and he also promised to come to one of my assignment to personally train me. That also never happened.
The owner seldom returns phone calls.in the 5 months I was involved with WWCS I never was given an assignment that had the potential to earn the type of income they represent.in fact I had no assignments more often. I never worked more than 2 weeks in succession.
Despite promises that January would be better, I only had two assignments for the month, both in small towns, that produced small results. Despite all the promised that January would be great, I was told that I had no assignment for the last week in January. That was when I decided to leave the "company."
I did get on call from the owner the Sunday after I left, but he never attempted another call. Their advertising to attract quality trainer over-promises and under-delivers. I gave up a six figure position to work with WWCS, and lost over $15,000.00 to stay there as long as I did.
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