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Complaint Review: Telesolutions International - Winnipeg Manitoba
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Telesolutions International
1760 B Main St Winnipeg, R2V 1Z7 Manitoba, Canada
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Telesolutions International Fraud/Scam Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
Telesolutions international, aka : S.R.S Summit Reader Services, R.M.S Reader Media Service, U.M.A United Marketing Assocation, I.M.A The International Marketing Association, B.P.S Best Publication Services, T.P.S Top Publication Services and now C.P.S Centralized publication services.
Employees, they are not given tax forms during orientation and neither are there social insurance numbers checked. There log in codes are there social insurance numbers. Orientation isn't paid for, until 30 days of employment. After 30 days of employment, TSR's are now labelled "Executives" meaning they are given a higher number of sales to hit. Only one 30 minute break, employees can either sit/stand while working in a crowded area of 15 or so people. Each and everyone repeating the same script. The number one complaint amongst people working there, is pay. They are either missing hours or are not being paid for hours, in which they are fed some copy/paste answer.
The "Customer", for one, if you got caught. Please call them back or get a hold of them, threaten them with FTC (Federal Trade Commission) along with the National Consumers Leage, Better Buisness Bureau (Which they are not accreddited with) and the Magazine Publishers of America. If you were smart and asked them to place you on there "Do Not Call" list. Please pat yourself on the back. Or, if you want, ask them to press ALT U and press Z which is the do not call function.
The "Scam", for one I can't honestly find the "Dream come true sweepstakes" I have found sweepstakes with that name but not with the prizes offered. These prizes are; 25k in cash, a mustang, a trip to australia, a carribean cruise and hundreds of other valuable prizes. Nor can I find a place in Draper Utah with the name, CPS.
Another tip off, this is for the people who come on here trying to defend "Telesolutions" Why are all the order numbers the same? because it's C as in Cash 208. I repeat, C as in cash 208. Which is the same order for every person they call.
Employees, they are not given tax forms during orientation and neither are there social insurance numbers checked. There log in codes are there social insurance numbers. Orientation isn't paid for, until 30 days of employment. After 30 days of employment, TSR's are now labelled "Executives" meaning they are given a higher number of sales to hit. Only one 30 minute break, employees can either sit/stand while working in a crowded area of 15 or so people. Each and everyone repeating the same script. The number one complaint amongst people working there, is pay. They are either missing hours or are not being paid for hours, in which they are fed some copy/paste answer.
The "Customer", for one, if you got caught. Please call them back or get a hold of them, threaten them with FTC (Federal Trade Commission) along with the National Consumers Leage, Better Buisness Bureau (Which they are not accreddited with) and the Magazine Publishers of America. If you were smart and asked them to place you on there "Do Not Call" list. Please pat yourself on the back. Or, if you want, ask them to press ALT U and press Z which is the do not call function.
The "Scam", for one I can't honestly find the "Dream come true sweepstakes" I have found sweepstakes with that name but not with the prizes offered. These prizes are; 25k in cash, a mustang, a trip to australia, a carribean cruise and hundreds of other valuable prizes. Nor can I find a place in Draper Utah with the name, CPS.
Another tip off, this is for the people who come on here trying to defend "Telesolutions" Why are all the order numbers the same? because it's C as in Cash 208. I repeat, C as in cash 208. Which is the same order for every person they call.
