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Complaint Review: Apply Knowledge Institute - Orem Utah
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Apply Knowledge Institute
222 East 860 South Orem, 84058 Utah, United States of America
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Apply Knowledge Institute eVertex Solutions, LLC Rude, aggresive, scam artist telephone salespeople Orem, Utah
These guys are very aggressive, calling my house almost daily to sell me some sort of elusive course in internet marketing. Once they get a hold of you, they attempt to suck as much financial info from you to see if you "qualify" to be trained by their guru who they claim has a 100% success rate in making his trainees earn over $100,000 a year on the internet.
What they determine is if you are suffering financial hardship, then they turn on the steam to try to get you to invest upwards of $15,000 into their scheme. When you start to become more inquisitive towards them they become irate and defensive and rude. The guy keeps saying that Mr. Davis will be calling you if you qualify for their training. All the while he would not be specific to what exactly they were offering. What he did want was my line of credit in full though. So when I became frustrated with the lack of answers toward the end and impatient and rude in return toward this clown, he gets irate and hangs up on me.
Minutes later my phone rings and this guy introduces himself as Mr. Davis. He is clearly irate and pissed off. He demands that if I want his "help" I must listen to him. I tell him to email me the particulars and an outline of why i should consider such a large investment and he becomes even more defensive and rude and finally hangs up on me in frustration.
Let this be a warning to others who these people try to drag tons of personal financial information from without first offering information at all on what they are offering. Only a scam of some sort will operate in this fashion.
What they determine is if you are suffering financial hardship, then they turn on the steam to try to get you to invest upwards of $15,000 into their scheme. When you start to become more inquisitive towards them they become irate and defensive and rude. The guy keeps saying that Mr. Davis will be calling you if you qualify for their training. All the while he would not be specific to what exactly they were offering. What he did want was my line of credit in full though. So when I became frustrated with the lack of answers toward the end and impatient and rude in return toward this clown, he gets irate and hangs up on me.
Minutes later my phone rings and this guy introduces himself as Mr. Davis. He is clearly irate and pissed off. He demands that if I want his "help" I must listen to him. I tell him to email me the particulars and an outline of why i should consider such a large investment and he becomes even more defensive and rude and finally hangs up on me in frustration.
Let this be a warning to others who these people try to drag tons of personal financial information from without first offering information at all on what they are offering. Only a scam of some sort will operate in this fashion.
