Thank God I didn't invest in this company! I requested information by mail and received a call from a representative who identified himself as "Dean". He said that he needed to first briefly interview me to see if I would be a good candidate for the company. (Ha, what a joke).
After a short series of questions, he advised me that I would be receiving a package in the mail soon. I received the package yesterday and immediately watched the video included. Hmmm. Sounded pretty good to me. A few other friends were also interested so we planned a date to watch the video together.
Well thanks to Dean's rude customer service behavior Vendstar lost more than just me as a customer. He called today and asked if I reviewed the material. I told him that I had but was still doing my personal research. He sarcastically asked, "What are you doing? Taking a survey?!" I told him no, I simply wanted to research the company a little more before investing my money. Would you believe he slammed the phone down in my face?!
And for those who may say, we could've been accidentally disconnected, well, don't you call a person back when you disconnect from them? I haven't heard from him since. It was then that I really decided to find out what this "Vendstar" company was all about and came across this site.
Any reputable, self assured company would understand the need of a potential client to first do their research before investing their money. Dean's actions blew a loud whistle, warning of danger ahead. Thanks so much Dean. You've saved me a bundle and the embarrasment of exposing my friends to your business as well.
GailEast Brunswick, New Jersey
U.S.A.
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