DeFrancesco Acquisitions ripoff just another pyramid scheme Pennsauken, New Jersey
I am graduating from college, so of course I'm posting my resume.
Found this place called "DeFrancesco Acquisitions", I figured it was a real job. Nope, just another pyramid scheme. Don't waste your time and send them you're resume if you're looking for a normal 9-5.
If MLM is your thing, fine, but I wish they wouldn't waste my time pretending to be a legit 9-5 job. I did NOT spend $120g on an education to be a door to door salesman.
J
West Chester, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
David
Pennsauken,New Jersey,
U.S.A.
President of the Company
#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Thu, February 17, 2005
I graduated from Saint Joesph's University and also spent $120K on my education.
The individual that wrote this worked in my office for only few days and unfornately it wasn't for them.
But, to say that we are a Pyramid Scheme and or an MLM is false.
Here is how?
A Pyramid Scheme and or an MLM asks for money to join there business. We have no investment at anytime. An MLM and or Pyramid Scheme has membership requirements. We do not have any membership requirements.
We perform Business to Business marketing and sales for our clients. Similar to a Pharmaceutical rep.
We work with some of the largest companies in the world Verizon and UPS etc..
These companies would never be associated with a scam.
The fact remains that the internet setup the way it is today, that anyone can write any thing they want whether it is true or not. On this same website there is better business bureau and people wrote negative comments about it.
People wrote rip-off reports to Domino's pizza saying that the mangers are putting poison in the pizza.
Take the time to search this site you will see that every business gets complaints from Walmart to the BBB. Our organization is growing so fast at times it is difficult to please everyone.
Thank you