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Evolution Management Systems Conrad-ems Intimidating, abusive, badgering, costly Sandy, Utah
This is a "Heads up" on Evolution Management Systems
My case HAS been resolved by the consumer protection agency in Salt Lake City, Utah. However, what I was put through, shouldn't happen to anyone!
I answered an ad on "making money from home in online marketing." Over the next few days, I was grilled on the phone about my "commitment" to starting a business. Also, if I had good credit. The people I talked to were very friendly at first. They stated,"we interview 100's of people, to invite into this business, but only a handful get invited." The way you get invited is by a good credit score. More on this later. So after several days and hours on the phone, they say, "lets get u started and have you sign the contract." They use state of the art software to have you sign a contract and also state you have 3 days to change your mind. Don't you believe it!!!
Here's the rest of the story. The $$ required up front, a whopping $10,390!! All those questions they initially ask you, are all being recorded! That 3 day "right of recission", is IF THEY WANT TO ACCEPT IT! They don't have to accept it! Also, it must be submitted in writing and in their hands 3 days from signing the contract! They really don't go into details of the contract or the recission. By the way, they tried to nail me with a 10% restocking fee of $1039!
The Better Business Bureau of Salt Lake has 10 complaints against them but, Consumer Protection only had one. Now they have mine, making two.
Final outcome was they were in violation of several "Consumer Protection Act" laws, and could have been fined up to $10000! A critical violation was their restocking fee! So to make a long story short, I got the $$ back. They have a bunch of testimonials because the people worked their asses off, following their program. I have no doubt they paid off their bill but, took months of mentoring, training, etc. (Training comes from a bunch of sub-contractors)