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Complaint Review: Dsmax - Edina Minnesota
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Dsmax
7607 Washington Edina, Minnesota, U.S.A.
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952-914-9360
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Dsmax They wasted my time by not answering questions. deceptive company Edina Minnesota
Thank you so much for alerting me about this company. I wasted 4 hours of time, plus car expenses. The receptionist had obviously been trained not to answer any questions, and the next level, Paul White, appeared sincere, but I think it was a memorized presentation. He would not answer questions, but wanted me at the second interview two days later.
Upon entering the office for the second interview I heard clapping and cheering in the back room. This clued me into the "cult" experience mentioned in previous letters. I asked the receptionist if I could go back and observe, and she said, "no".
4 of use were in the room and then escorted into an office with a group of salesmen (one women). He introduced me to Brian and mentioned he would be checking my "work ethic" today. We walked to Brian's car and I asked him if these "barking dogs" were the products we were selling. He said "yes", and many others. I asked if I could follow in my car and he said, "no". I tried to ask more questions but he got "testy". (I don't recommend anyone get into a strangers car without asking a lot of questions)
I did not get in the car and I went back into the main office and told Paul White that I expected the truth, and agreements that are fair to all parties (rotary 4 way test). He was baffled and extended his hand to say goodbye.
I followed one of the salespersons to a small strip mall. The salesperson would set the barking dog on the counter and hope for a sale. One store had a sign out front that said, "test marketers will be shot". Let's pray for a peace, and better economy.
Steve
saint paul, Minnesota
U.S.A.
Upon entering the office for the second interview I heard clapping and cheering in the back room. This clued me into the "cult" experience mentioned in previous letters. I asked the receptionist if I could go back and observe, and she said, "no".
4 of use were in the room and then escorted into an office with a group of salesmen (one women). He introduced me to Brian and mentioned he would be checking my "work ethic" today. We walked to Brian's car and I asked him if these "barking dogs" were the products we were selling. He said "yes", and many others. I asked if I could follow in my car and he said, "no". I tried to ask more questions but he got "testy". (I don't recommend anyone get into a strangers car without asking a lot of questions)
I did not get in the car and I went back into the main office and told Paul White that I expected the truth, and agreements that are fair to all parties (rotary 4 way test). He was baffled and extended his hand to say goodbye.
I followed one of the salespersons to a small strip mall. The salesperson would set the barking dog on the counter and hope for a sale. One store had a sign out front that said, "test marketers will be shot". Let's pray for a peace, and better economy.
Steve
saint paul, Minnesota
U.S.A.
