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Complaint Review: Chris Pirtle - World Market Systems - Internet
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Chris Pirtle - World Market Systems
http://www.worldmarketsystems.com Internet, U.S.A.
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Chris Pirtle - World Market Systems infuriatingly aggressive sales pitch Internet
I did not get ripped off because I said no to everything, but I agree with Bear's assessment.
This guy called himself Chris, and played the recording, supposedly to melt my defenses. Then he got back on hte phone, and asked what I thought. I told him I was not in the habit of buying anything until I knew what it was about. He continued his vague descriptions that left me underwhelmed.
He then tried the gold / silver / platinum pitch, using the classical insurance sales "yes routine", I guess to hypnotise me into saying "yes" to the sale.
I told him that I had just returned after 1 1/2 years overseas and that I had maxed-out my credit card to the limit just getting myself and my 76 kilos of excess baggage home, so I would think about it and get back to him. This guy did not understand that no meant no. After I had repeated the refusal several times, he said "Now I'm happy to hold on ... you just go get that card"
At that point -- exasperated and flabbergasted -- I told him that I was really not going to do anything, but would think about it and get back to him. He then gave me his full name and telephone number. I googled him and, predictably, came up with nothing.
Marci Helene
Brunswick West, Melbourne
Australia
This guy called himself Chris, and played the recording, supposedly to melt my defenses. Then he got back on hte phone, and asked what I thought. I told him I was not in the habit of buying anything until I knew what it was about. He continued his vague descriptions that left me underwhelmed.
He then tried the gold / silver / platinum pitch, using the classical insurance sales "yes routine", I guess to hypnotise me into saying "yes" to the sale.
I told him that I had just returned after 1 1/2 years overseas and that I had maxed-out my credit card to the limit just getting myself and my 76 kilos of excess baggage home, so I would think about it and get back to him. This guy did not understand that no meant no. After I had repeated the refusal several times, he said "Now I'm happy to hold on ... you just go get that card"
At that point -- exasperated and flabbergasted -- I told him that I was really not going to do anything, but would think about it and get back to him. He then gave me his full name and telephone number. I googled him and, predictably, came up with nothing.
Marci Helene
Brunswick West, Melbourne
Australia
