I got suckered to go to this mlm thing over the telephone. I was called by a nice lady who saw my resume on monster.com. She told me that i was to be interviewed for a pharmacuticals call center management.
I think thats what she said at least. Well i guess when you sell trek alliance stuff your just so excited that you talk a lot faster than normal, or you just want people to say yes.
I wasted two hours in a seminar with these people and took notes. I only listened to names and companies as the rest of the pitch was just about money. And they had plants.
People that were there just to make points. I guess that when the question is asked "how many people are unhappy with there jobs?" and someone says 95% right off the bat you get a little suspicious.
I am not saying it can't work but there are to many numbers and percentages that float around for the money to flow right. It adds up to to much money moving in a upward direction for the product to be fully paid for and you to get some money. And in all of the other reports and at the seminar the BBB was brought up.
The BBB is for merchandise only. They do not police the company about there practices unless fraud is involved. So if you buy toothpaste samples in a kit and have to buy them from me of course the BBB is not going to get involved. You bought what i sold for the price i wanted and you got it, done and done.
The Thing that reallt pissed me off was that i was told to wear bussiness professional to attend the "interview" and the staff was wearing business casual and it was a pitch for a pyramid scheme, and to top it off i thought it was an actual job interview that was supposed to take an hour and fifteen minutes but took two hours.
It may not seem like alot but when you get there at 6:30 pm thats 8:00pm and i have a job that i have to get up at 5:00am for so i was not happy about that either. So take what you will from this report but i tried it and i didn't like it.
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