A description of the con artist, Alexis Davis, also known as Shanon Davis, pronounced (Sha-nawn), would be mid-height, mousy brown hair, skinny, with sunken cheek bones, driving a car with a door a different color than the rest of the vehicle, partnered with team members going by the name of Tom, Larissa, and Adam. She has spammed all the jobfinder websites, not clarifying what her business actually does. North Wind Promotions is part of Quantum. Search Quantum and Innovage on Ripoffreport.com and see what happens. You will find thouseands of similar stories. Just to make sure it was a con, I applied myself, without sending a resume, and they replied and told me that they chose me from a select few, based on my resume WHICH I NEVER SENT. They pose as a non-profit marketing agency, selling products for charity and guaranteeing good salespeople their own office in 6 months to a year. What they really do is run a cheap place on the outskirts of town, with a small impersonal office in the front and a warehouse in the back for unloading their cheap goods. They will tell you that you've been chosen out of a select few, never really telling you what the company does. They will try to intimidate you at the interview, and tell you that they'll call you back in an hour. Then they tell you that you'll go through a day long interview, and have to sign a paper to wave your right to earnings. Then they will start you out selling cheap goods outside of some decent places like Wal-greens, working you over 60-80 hours a week. They will pose as charities, but most of the profits go directly into the bosses pocket. A select few items, like the D.A.R.E tshirts go to charity, and even then only 5-20% which STILL qualifies as for profit. I personally met people who turned their back on their relationships, their educations, and their financial securities on the sad sick dream that they will "make it big in their own office". There's no big bucks to be made. If some poor soul finally makes it to their own office, it means moving, buying office furniture and doing other things at your own cost, and running the same con on your employees and on the good honest people who believe they are giving to charity when they are not. The big dream, after a year of working 80 hour weeks for 3 dollars an hour, will end with you averaging about 10-11 dollars an hour, as an owner, taking months to a year to recover the debt that your year in "training" no doubt put you in, if the business lasts that long. Most of the businesses get ratted out and fail on the long term. So then they change the name and pack up somewhere else. They mostly target young people, and use brainwashing chants like JUICE JUICE JUICE!
JOIN US IN CREATING EMPTY POCKETS
JOIN US IN CREATING EMPTY SOULS
JOIN US IN CREATING EXCRUTIATING CIRCUMSTANCES FOR WORKERS
JOIN US IN CREATING EMBEZZLEMENT FROM CHARITY
Another Pyramid Scheme Victim
Savannah, Georgia
U.S.A.