Trek Alliance
Forget them! Multi-Level Marketing ripoff

I have read the comments and the rebuttals and contrary to one rebuttal, they do blow smoke and it was a big smoke screen. I posted my resume on the web and received a call from a company about a position that met my qualifications.

I asked about the company but the caller would not tell me exactly what the company did. She almost slipped up but we had an appointment set for an interview. I searched the web and could not find this company's info. What clued me to be a questionable interview is when I received a call to reconfirm my appointment. I showed up and found that I was not the only one there for a job interview. I almost walked out then but I was told that there was an opening for my talents, so I hung out.

When you set in on a presentation and notice that there are plants among you who do the "oohs and aaahs" you realize the BS meter is getting pegged. Yes, it was smoke.
The tactics to get you in were slight of hand.
It is no different from any of the other MLM.

As I sat there all I could think about are the acquantances that one has a garage full of laundry detergent and toilet paper and the other person who gives away toothpaste. Of course I can not forget the dear friend that still is trying to sell a water purifier and almost lost his house because he didn't make the riches he had been told he would make in a matter of months.
That was one "interview" I wish to forget.

Company: Trek Alliance
Country: USA
State: Nationwide

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