Complaint / Review
World Traders Association, United Traders Association, WTA
Fraudulent rip-off Las Vegas Nevada

I was lured in by misrepresentation, false and misleading advertising. The company promises so much in their ads and by way of their recruiter. My recruiter was Wes Smith. They utilize the "warm and fuzzy" approach to lure you in. They pretend to be family and that they will take care of you. I was told it was a "sure thing".

There is no such thing as a "recession proof" business. The company did not provide me with customers as promised. The training was full of holes. The leads were poor and I was given incorrect information on how to set up my business which cost me additional money to correct. I was told they would work with me until I recouped my initial investment, this did not happen.

I cited 9 breaches between what I was told would happen and what actually happened. I asked for a full refund. This was in November.

Shortly thereafter I received a phone call from Harry Fisher. He identified himself as a company official. He reminded me that the company did not have to honor anything in the ads nor what the recruiter said because it wasn't in the contract that I signed. He told me it would be costly for me to sue and that it would come down to "hearsay". He said, "What do you have? You got nothing!" That was a direct quote from this company's high ranking official. At least this is what Shannon told me. She is WTA's contact person. She said Harry Fisher is a VP in the company and the only one who handles these types of issues.

I reminded him that his company is responsible for what they print and for what their recruiter says because he represents them.

You see thats the SCAM. They promote ads (which they pay for) and their recruiters promise you the world. Then when it comes down to it, they don't have to honor it because the contract you sign does not reflect what is said or written in the ads. It is so set up that you don't make the connection between the two until it is to late. As Harry Fisher says, "What do you have? You got nothing!"

They pretend to be your family but I saw a nasty vicious side of Harry Fisher when I told him his company, WTA, was and should be held responsible.