Jill
Dayton,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Tue, May 10, 2005
I've read many of these "rip off reports" about Bizopia. The business's shortcomings notwithstanding, I'd like to at least rebut against the false statements made in the report shown here. I'm an ex employee of Bizopia. I quit because I decided the retention sales part of the job didn't suit my tastes, and for no other reason. The owner and CEO of the company, Gary Remy, is a good businessman and knows his company practices. Bizopia has never practiced business the way this woman claims it has, and we've never tampered with or doctored any of the recordings we have on file. In fact, we use a third party company to go through that taping process just for that reason: so the telemarketers and those who work in customer service can't do anything to them except start or stop the tape. Also, in the past, it was true that we had problem with our telemarketers telling our customers that they were from the phone book. That particular problem has long since passed, and to set the record straight, these sites can't be set up unless that particular person goes through the recording mentioned earlier. This recording that the customers are put through is something I've listened to countless times, and it is extremely clear and to the point: basically, take ten days (now fifteen) free and call us back if you want to cancel. If you don't call back within those fifteen days, we begin billing monthly and include a one time set up fee. The customer must AGREE to all of these charges before we set up the site, and they're also required to give us a fax number, address, name, position and password for the site. This is really all I can say in rebuttal to the so called "rip off report". From my time there, I've heard everything and seen everything, but I can guarantee you that Bizopia does not operate this way.