- Report: #1003368
Complaint Review: David Alexander / Multi Media Spectrum - Gardena California
Reported By:
Gabriel Molina -
Lawndale, California, United States of America
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David Alexander / Multi Media Spectrum
16921 W. Western Ave., Suite 201 Gardena, 90267 California, United States of America
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David Alexander / Multi Media Spectrum David Alexander owes me $644 in wages, which I will very likely have to have him served with a S & C to recover Gardena, California
Multi Media Spectrum is an appointment setting company for primarily residential solar companies. It recently launched a commercial appointment setting department...which according to David Alexander, is operating in the "red." Based on my extensive sales experience, including Inside Sales and B-2-B, he hired me for the commercial appointment setting department, at a rate of $11.00 per hour for the first 2 weeks.
He promised his client solar companies that his staff [slaves] would set a minimum of 1 appointment per day, which is not possible when dealing with potential "Commercial" clients because it requires several calls to identify the actual Decision-Maker[s], most of whom are Diector of Operations, Facilities Managers, and/or CFO's.
To get to them, one must first get through layers and layers of "Gate-Keepers," VM, and/or unreturned emails. The majority of leads that were given to us by his client solar companies, were not properties actually owned - they were tenants, they far exceeded the minimum roof area requirements [3000 sq. ft.], monthly electricity bills of $1,250, and were outside the requested client solar companies geographic areas [So Cal area, and only commercial companies whose provider is So Cal Edison]. Between 80-90% of the leads involved corporations and/or Franchises...with multiple locations. These companies made up the majority of the leads provided, and regardless of the opportunity to grow into a large[r] company...the client solar companies we dealt with could not handle large, lucrative projects...which is what I am accustomed to handle.
Because its commercial solar division was a pilot-type program, not able to compete with other companies that could handle national accounts, the future of Multi Media Spectrum is uncertain, at best...
He promised his client solar companies that his staff [slaves] would set a minimum of 1 appointment per day, which is not possible when dealing with potential "Commercial" clients because it requires several calls to identify the actual Decision-Maker[s], most of whom are Diector of Operations, Facilities Managers, and/or CFO's.
To get to them, one must first get through layers and layers of "Gate-Keepers," VM, and/or unreturned emails. The majority of leads that were given to us by his client solar companies, were not properties actually owned - they were tenants, they far exceeded the minimum roof area requirements [3000 sq. ft.], monthly electricity bills of $1,250, and were outside the requested client solar companies geographic areas [So Cal area, and only commercial companies whose provider is So Cal Edison]. Between 80-90% of the leads involved corporations and/or Franchises...with multiple locations. These companies made up the majority of the leads provided, and regardless of the opportunity to grow into a large[r] company...the client solar companies we dealt with could not handle large, lucrative projects...which is what I am accustomed to handle.
Because its commercial solar division was a pilot-type program, not able to compete with other companies that could handle national accounts, the future of Multi Media Spectrum is uncertain, at best...
