ASI- Affordable Services, used To Be NHCD Is a scam! Most of us like to be paid for working, if you sighn up with them dont count on it! There not offering a job,just trying to make the 5 bucks they think they'll get. Overland Park Kansas
ASI ,used to be NHCD, If you recieve a call from an ASI Recruiter. Do yourself a favor,hang up the phone! Don't take them seriously, and defintly feel free to ignore anything they have to say. They are a scam!
They used to charge you up front fees to work, now they rip you off in newer ways. They claim they are just following company policies, which is a fine joke,because a company that is not legit can not have policies. Its just a scam to further rip you off, now instead of up front fees, they scam you in to buying there crappy govios cell phone, and as far as them any company willing to sell products through them tells it all.
There is a manager within this company, her name is Mrs Cauldwell. If you are ever put in a situation where some scam artist calls you. Dont let her sad and yet unprofessional stories scam you in to doing anything. If you do decide to further pursue it and you don't like what you here.. In there orientation, Quit automatically to avoid further scams..
Jessica
marietta, Oregon
U.S.A.
6 Updates & Rebuttals
Pixie637
Albuquerque,New Mexico,
U.S.A.
ASI not a scam and they don't ask you for any money
#7UPDATE Employee
Mon, April 28, 2008
I am an employee of ASI, and can tell you that this company does not rip you off. We are offering legit employment. We do not ask for any money in order for you to work with us. NO INVESTMENT what so ever. As for them trying to make money off of you by buying the health care package or cell phone package. They do not make you do it. It's up to you. As with any company who offer benefits, you usually have to pay in order to get it.... right? That's what there are doing. They offer these to employees at a reduced rate if you need healthcare, they do not say you have to get them.
They pay on time, weekly. Also, as for the people who want to get paid for the work you do, you should consider a position that is not commission based. This position is.... so you get paid by your performance. Completely normal, in a commission based position. They do offer hourly paying jobs as well.
Last, You get tax forms at the end of the year. What scam would do that?
This company hires you as a real employee. It is not a scam.
Aprilokeefe
Martinez,Georgia,
U.S.A.
Another Alias : Hot Potato Promotions
#7Consumer Comment
Tue, March 04, 2008
I've seen "Hot Potato Promotions" jobs advertised on a few websites and when I clicked on them, the job description said that it was actually ASI. I'd typed "Hot Potato Promotions" in several search engines and nothing had come up; Now that I know that Hot Potato is actually ASI, I'm not going to apply. Anyway... I just figured this information might be helpful.
Sorsha
Somwhere,Maryland,
U.S.A.
ASI/NHCD still at it
#7Consumer Comment
Wed, November 28, 2007
I am a stay at home mother of two, and I have been called by two different representatives of the company. Both have said that I submitted my resume to the company, but I find that very hard to believe. The first time I was called, I asked the man I talked to if I could call him back, that I wanted to do some research on the company. He gave me a website to go to, and his email address and phone number. I went to the site, lo and behold said website didn't exist. If the man sounding like he was reading his "presentation" to me from a piece of paper wasn't a clue, this certainly was. After finding Ripoffreport.com, I read up on this company and I am very glad I did not call the man back.
A week later, I get a phone call from another person, a lady this time, sounding like she was representing an actual company, and not a work at home deal. I went through my own records, and found that she had sent me an email on an address that she could not have gotten from my resume.
Something's not exactly right with this company. And with all the people who have been relaying their experiences with it, I'm glad I decided to research it first.
Sorsha
Somwhere,Maryland,
U.S.A.
ASI/NHCD still at it
#7Consumer Comment
Wed, November 28, 2007
I am a stay at home mother of two, and I have been called by two different representatives of the company. Both have said that I submitted my resume to the company, but I find that very hard to believe. The first time I was called, I asked the man I talked to if I could call him back, that I wanted to do some research on the company. He gave me a website to go to, and his email address and phone number. I went to the site, lo and behold said website didn't exist. If the man sounding like he was reading his "presentation" to me from a piece of paper wasn't a clue, this certainly was. After finding Ripoffreport.com, I read up on this company and I am very glad I did not call the man back.
A week later, I get a phone call from another person, a lady this time, sounding like she was representing an actual company, and not a work at home deal. I went through my own records, and found that she had sent me an email on an address that she could not have gotten from my resume.
Something's not exactly right with this company. And with all the people who have been relaying their experiences with it, I'm glad I decided to research it first.
Sorsha
Somwhere,Maryland,
U.S.A.
ASI/NHCD still at it
#7Consumer Comment
Wed, November 28, 2007
I am a stay at home mother of two, and I have been called by two different representatives of the company. Both have said that I submitted my resume to the company, but I find that very hard to believe. The first time I was called, I asked the man I talked to if I could call him back, that I wanted to do some research on the company. He gave me a website to go to, and his email address and phone number. I went to the site, lo and behold said website didn't exist. If the man sounding like he was reading his "presentation" to me from a piece of paper wasn't a clue, this certainly was. After finding Ripoffreport.com, I read up on this company and I am very glad I did not call the man back.
A week later, I get a phone call from another person, a lady this time, sounding like she was representing an actual company, and not a work at home deal. I went through my own records, and found that she had sent me an email on an address that she could not have gotten from my resume.
Something's not exactly right with this company. And with all the people who have been relaying their experiences with it, I'm glad I decided to research it first.
The More You Dial You Smile
Pine Lake,Georgia,
U.S.A.
Scams, Refunds, Cell Phones without recieving a Paper Bill
#7UPDATE Employee
Wed, November 14, 2007
I'm a Independent Contractor with ASI Previously NHCD. I 've worked with the company for 5 years and wouldn't ask for anything better. As all know non telecommute, flexible hours and weekly pay
There is No Scams with the above mentioned
Lets start with REFUNDS, If you read your Policy and Procedures with ASI and then NHCD if you choose to terminate your position with our company there were three steps to take, AND I PROMISE THOSE WHO WRITE NEGATIVE STATEMENTS
DIDN'T FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS. If you did you should be able to have proof of it
and if you followed the steps you would have your refund!!!!!!
Leads, ASI has Excellent Leads for the Company, i hire people everyday and each of my hires since i been in Personnel for 3 years are still working with me. SOME HAVE MOVED FROM LEADS TO SALES AND PERSONNEL.
For anyone who chooses to work from home for whatever reason, you can TREAT YOURSELF OR CHEAT YOURSELF and your cheating yourselves because you were
perhaps discombobulated, or the job isn't for you.
To all my new hires ands anyone doing LEADS WITH ANY COMPANY
THE MORE YOU DIAL THE MORE YOU SMILE, IF YOUR NOT DIALING YOUR NOT SMILING!!!!!!!
Govios Phones, 1st and foremost IT'S A PRE- PAID CAN SOMEONE NAME OTHER COMPANIES THAT SEND ANY BILL FOR PRE PAID
I REST MY CASE and appreciate all who did APPLY