- Report: #653571
Complaint Review: EveryContractor.com - Internet
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anonymous -
reno, New Hampshire, United States of America
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EveryContractor.com
Internet, United States of America
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EveryContractor.com David Johnson Scams is empoyees too! Company is a scam, Internet
I worked for this ridiculous company for 2 years. When I was hired I felt proud and lucky to have the job. During the training process I took classes, I was given charts that proved everything that they wanted us to sell. We read endless testimonies from contractors praising Everycontractor.com for all of the leads and jobs that they landed. We had meetings every friday that local contractors would come and thank us for all of the work we had provided them. I thought I was a life saver to anyone who bought the program. It was all a scam. I do not know if these people were actors or how they managed to collect all of the incorrect statistics but as an employee I believed it. I would argue with people on the phone not understanding why they wouldn't want to purchase the program.
Of course at the time I had no idea. They eventually strung us along till the doors finally closed. The bank wouldn't even accept my final check from them due to the amount of bad payroll checks they had already made. These people are sick and scary. They seem very professional at first but after some time their true colors show. If I knew at the time what kind of disturbed and disgusting company this was, I would have NEVER worked for them. I am so sorry for all of the contractors who have lost money over this. If I had any advise to share it would be to NEVER purchase a program from the internet. Trust your instincts. Sadly, nothing is safe these days.
Of course at the time I had no idea. They eventually strung us along till the doors finally closed. The bank wouldn't even accept my final check from them due to the amount of bad payroll checks they had already made. These people are sick and scary. They seem very professional at first but after some time their true colors show. If I knew at the time what kind of disturbed and disgusting company this was, I would have NEVER worked for them. I am so sorry for all of the contractors who have lost money over this. If I had any advise to share it would be to NEVER purchase a program from the internet. Trust your instincts. Sadly, nothing is safe these days.
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DGCrane
Pittsburg,California,
United States of America
Is this the same as Contractors.com
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, January 27, 2011
I am not sure, but if this is the same as Contractors.com or one of the same, then I too have been taken for a ride. I was promised for $55 a lead, installs only, no parts, that I would be one of up to three at most to get a qualified lead. After posing as a consumer, I found out, there was no screening for an installation/vs/parts and that once giving your information, the system then gave you up to 30+ contractors in your area, instantly. The lead generation system they were speaking about only applies to an email or text that they send to you after the consumer is able to see their directory. What a scam! So not only do they "supposedly" send this to only 3 vendors, but they can click on up to 36 in the same 10 seconds they enter their personal contact information. Scam, Scam, Scam! Then they had the gall to tell me that our company is also listed in the same directory of 30+ contractors, of which, I printed out every single one and no where on that list was our company mentioned. Basically SCAM SCAM SCAM! Take your money and run. I spent more time chasing down credits with this company than ever recieving qualified, ligitimate leads. I had to do the homework myself to prove that the leads were bogus addresses and phone numbers and even then it took them 5 days to credit my account. Truly the worst service I have ever had a change to experience. Buyer beware!
