Trek Alliance
Beware of Trek-Alliance Ripoff

Last week I went to a "job interview" for a Trek-Alliance position. I have just recently graduated from college, and I have been searching for a job for a few months. As anyone who has been job searching knows, some days are better than others. Trek Alliance happened to come on a bad day. When I went to the "interview, " it looked as if there was a party going on. As soon as I sat down, I knew I was in for it. After the speech from a "top" person, Mr. Joe Delisle (ex-hockey pro), they sat us in groups and pulled out a big book of copies of people's checks, something I found appalling. Even so, with my present financial state I thought I hould really keep an open mind. I even gave them $10 of money I don't even have to attend a training session. They have decent products, but it is basically a pyramid scheme. Whenever you ask for information, you get accused of being a "skeptic" and a "quitter." Then they pull out the check zerox's. Thank heavens my friends talked some sense into me. People, don't let them take advantage of you! They prey on your emotions and promise to make you rich within months. We are all intelligent people and we all know that we should trust our gut instincts once in a while. Stay away!!

Company: Trek Alliance
Country: USA
State: Michigan
City: Grand Rapids

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