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  • Report:  #9751

Complaint Review: Telesolutions International - Winnipeg MB

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Telesolutions International
1200 155 Carlton St. Winnipeg, R3C 3HB MB, U.S.A.
Phone:
1-888-577-6222
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A company that goes by Telesolutions International (based out of Canada) has been calling my phone for the last couple months several times a day. I get a call, and then a click a couple seconds later from the call disconnecting on their end. There is never an answer on the other end. Usually the calls come in on caller ID without a phone number. However, a number finally showed up. That number is 877-816-5899. If you call the number (which is usually busy) you'll get a brief message saying "you've reached telesolutions international, we'll get back to you." that is followed by an immediate disconnect. Turns out I'm not the only one with this problem. Visit this link:

http://www.sweepstalk.com/Reviews/212.html

The company is based out of Canada and clearly is abusive in it's nature. I don't know why they are even calling me if they are just going to hang up after I answer. I'm not sure if it's a defective system that doesn't detect my voice or what. The fact is that it is annoying and harassing. If you've had this problem, please notify the Federal Trade Commision at 877-382-4357.


37 Updates & Rebuttals

Micky

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Rampant Abuse, Labour Board complaints backed up for months!

#2UPDATE EX-employee responds

Thu, September 05, 2013

Don't even get me started on Telesolutions International... Oh geez...

It had to be, by far, the most desperate job I have ever worked at, and I regret turning down another job that was offered to me in the first two weeks of starting. There is nothing I can really say about Telesolutions Int. (Or Central Publication Services, or whatever it's called now. They change every few months apparently) that has not already been ranted about by other former employees.

Let's just cut to the chase and get to the point I was fired... Yes, I was fired from this company, with the reason that I was "Too passive" or "Empathetic" towards "customers". Essentially, I was fired for not selling magazines to people that may or may not have mental disorders (I'm serious) or were already in financial ruin. They made it out that I was the bad person, simply because I felt for my fellow human beings.

Though, I was already considering on dropping the place in favour of welfare. During my last few weeks of employment, the General Manager, Pam Keith, would come up behind me in the middle of a call, grab my shoulders, and violently shake me while screaming in my ear to make the sale. I have been told, both by a police officer friend and a lawyer, that this is very much considered "Assault", but when you turn around to glare at them when the other side hangs up, they scold you or claim they were just playing around.

The above treatment in any workplace is simply unacceptable. I won't even get into how I learned that those that buy the magazines are actually being scammed out of thousands of dollars.

My complaint to the labour board of Winnipeg is still qeue until October, not for the assault, but more for the fact that I was not given my severence pay at all after my termination, which is unlawful.


Justineeeyyy

Wyandotte,
Michigan,
United States of America
Ex Employee Who was harrassed after I quit.

#3UPDATE EX-employee responds

Thu, August 04, 2011

Okay so I used to work there and I also had the interview with like two or three other people, and that Keith guy made this job sound so easy and laid back. Trust me, the first shift wasn't bad because all the trainees did was watch how rookies do their sales. Although after our 15 minute break, all the trainees were put on the phones and make our own sales. I told the Room Manager that I wasn't ready at all and the whole shift after our break he ignored me and listened to all my calls, but I would take like 5 minute rest periods to get all my thoughts and stuff together. During that shift, the Manager or whatever of all the rooms came in to see how all the trainees were doing.. I was the one in the back of the so called " Sweat Shop " crying because I kept getting yelled at by possible cilents and I for one wasn't going to take their crap !



So Darcy, told my room manager to pull me off the phones and put me with a psycho- path for the rest of the night. I'm telling you this lady was psycho she would honestly yell at cilents and get the last word in so they'd buy the magazines.. She told me to always get the last word in.. But she yelled so loud at this cilent the room manager didn't do anything, he just let her do what she wanted. like it was no big deal. Since I started the job on a thursday and the following shift was on saturday, No one informed me that new employees don't work saturdays.. Waste of my time to make my way out there and turn around and come back home.  The shift following the Saturday one was a Tuesday and I had yet to make a sale, my room manager was furious and told me if I didn't make a sale today i'd be staying late explaining to him why I wasn't making any sales. So I strived for atleast one sale that night, and the room manager was still furious that I couldn't make anymore, although I was congratulated on the one sale I managed to make. Then the Human Resource guy came into the room and was looking for me, needless to say I was freaked out because he looked pretty creepy.. and all he did was yell at me for taking like 5 minute breaks in between calls, I tried to explain why i was and he didn't care, I was then told that I would not recieve my paycheque for the week if this kept happening.



I went back into the room I was assigned to and cried because I couldn't deal with all the sale stress of this company.. Needless to say if you recieve a call from this company do not answer it, or if you do you'll be bombarded with a ton of questions, first they will tell you you've been entered into the " dream come true sweepstakes " and you've also been entered to win " $50,000 " and you'll recieve a watch. I will tell you right now they are d**n ugly and cheap.  So a few days later I just quit because I wasn't making sales and I was fed up with always being yelled at ! Needless to say I never got my paycheque its okay though I already had another job by the time I quit. So i wasn't really missing the money I would of made there anyway. After I quit, They kept calling my cellphone and my house phone for unknown reasons, they wouldn't leave a message or anything. After a couple of days they stopped calling, thank goodness.


Isaac

The Peg,
Manitoba,
Canada
Snitches

#4UPDATE Employee

Sat, June 20, 2009

Hey Im An Employee At Telesolutions Intl And Buy The Way you Filthy little dirt squirrels its not TSI UMA Or anything else, its bloody Telesolutions Intl alright moving on. DIRT Squirrels! You Know Who You Are (Employee Insiders) Ill Be watching Everyone And when i see a dirt squirrel i dont hesitate to go hunting understand me randi? and you too billy if even your retarded name is real. oh and too clarify i have not legally made a threat so horray for people who arent stupid enough to buy the $4.99!!!! magazines 3 monthly and 1 weekly you bloody failures if your going to insult my crappy company then do it right. im sad how stupid you people are for even buying the magazines.. and second of all to those who hate our living guts. we are people we have feelings and when BEST PUBLICATION SERVICES calls you we treat you with respect now something you low I.Q worthless american scum have to realize is.... your sooooooo stupid.... we have something called a Do Not Call List which you can request by refering to our list or saying take my # of the list and we legally do... except the idiots who yell... at telesolutions intl we are a crazed drug dealing group of hells angels members of course were running coke..... to support our magazine addiction???? but we are still a family and redial means the others want to hear you cry so shut the hell up and try adding your number manually to the mmhmm ill spell it out for you... The International Do Not Call List.... being on that makes you completely immune to any call center.....you poor worthless morons... and by the way half the information the idiots are giving you is false they agreed to buy the magazines and they should have researched it. its our job to screw you up and trick you its my favorite part of the job but when i calll you all you hear is a relaxed stoner just trying to get by with the VERY LIGHTLY taxed salary(not a lie) you CAN make up to 30 $ an hour.... if you do your job not like the stupid garbage the other fools are posting. oh yess and your wage doesnt start at like $8 its starts at $8.75 and you get a $0.50 Premium to raise your wage to $9.25and if you do lose your bonus its cuz your a bloody idiot. you can get sent home but EVERY time they do your toldto make it up the next day and dont start rebuttling to me ill mow you down and find you. like i will with the dirt squrriels. peace - psycho


Paul

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
enough already

#5UPDATE Employee

Wed, May 16, 2007

I've seen a lot of bad items posted here about this company I'm currently employed with. YES, we're telemarketers. But some of us, through this corporation, are able to make good money doing it. Why? Because this sort of marketing is legal, licensed, and most obviously: IT WORKS. Our campaign, THAT AN AMERICAN MARKETING FIRM HAS **HIRED** US TO ENGAGE, is to simply qualify US credit card owners to be entered in the annual "Dream Come True" Sweepstakes. Everyone that confirms their possession of a major credit card product becomes eligible. We ask a few simple, relatively non-personal survey questions. Then we move on to our promotion, and offer them a diamond watch - IF they choose to participate in this promotion. We then offer 3 free monthly magazines (a wide variety in a mailed catalog), and then ask for their support in only 1 weekly publication. Our script has us CLEARLY explaining the service, and the benefits therein. There is NO gimmick or scam involved in our offer, as our client's license with the FCC demonstrates! When we get people on the phone that snap back at us "Do not call me anymore. take me off your list." we disposition the call as such. (At least I do) :) I've been a return employee now for just over a week. Telesolutions now has a nice new office we work out of on Main St, in Winnipeg. We have support staff. We have a friendly atmosphere. We have managers and admin staff that SMILE at you when they walk by, and they are more than happy to answer any questions I've had so far. They know the system, what works, and they make sure we are educated on proper tried-and-true selling techniques. This is what I have seen. But as for myself, I believe I'm doing well, averaging 2-3 sales a day in my first week. Today I had zero. But nobody treated me like a zero. There are good people there, some experienced, extremely strong salesmen and women. All I want out of this company is the chance to be like them, and I'll close here by saying that I believe a lot of the negative comments on this page are from people that have told themselves that they can't be like them.


Bill

Anywhere,
Minnesota,
U.S.A.
lol

#6UPDATE Employee

Fri, November 17, 2006

ive been there 3 yrs very simple...either u can do it or u cant...i have natual sales ability and was promoted to the closing crew after 3 months...i am currently on top of the "board" being number one week in and week out.... dont know about u guys but if u slack n f*ck the dog, you wont make money....lol 25+ bux an hour isnt bad n ill continue doing it until i find a full time job else where.... week in week out iam taking home 600+...so all you pussies who cant sell...go work at mc dix flippin burgers, smelling like grease, makin 8 bux an hour


Cody

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
I Think We All Need To Take a Step Backwards

#7UPDATE Employee

Sun, April 16, 2006

I am a relatively new employee of the company and I saw this site and I want to voice some things. It's business, plain and simple, when did it become wrong to work staff hard because the managers want to make money!? Yes, I will admit, it gets a little extreme and the management is pretty harsh, but they are running a business, and it's the management's fault (by default) that people leave the company, but they are still making money and hiring new staff and some have been there in a while, because it pays the bills and they don't mind the work. Or else they would not be in business today, and as far as the "scam" idea goes, well, they either have been able to pull one crazy blanket over our eyes for 8 years, or they have to be doing something right. With the magazines, when we buy them off the shelf, yes, some don't but some do and spend double the cost of them over the same time frame, I know personally, I would spend at least $2000 on magazines in 5 years, some people like them, some people don't it's all up to the customer, and yes, we will say everything to you for you to purchase, but that's our job, it's like the annoying car salesman, it's apart of life and you will never get away, we live in a consumer hungry filled world with marketing and advertising people who do their job's well and work very hard for it, it's hard to get people motivated to sell items to people, but it's done everywhere, this method is just a little more direct and can be an inconvenience to some, it's like the billboard, some people see a half-naked woman and are offended, but then some see it and want to be apart of them. The long lasting co-workers I work with are people who are working because they have to and it's a place where they can succeed and make a decent dollar for entry level position and it's a job and pays the bills (and we all have 'em and pay 'em), alot of them have a past (seriously who doesn't), but if they are long-term there, they have to be doing something right which keeps them there. For the "unsightly/smelly" people, they need to work too, it's not right to call down other people about that sort of thing, Telesolutions is very anal about, respecting each other's differences, if you are sportin' a 'tude, you are going to get one back (just like... absolutely everywhere, wow, what a shock). Like every job, working at Telesolutions may not be right for you. I don't know why do all the complaining because I don't hear sweatshop workers in China complaining about the REAL unfit working conditions (30+Celcius, 10cents per garmet), working in a tight room is not easy, but as most things, "10% is what happens to you, the other 90% is how you react" so if you are unhappy think about how you can better react to the situation, rather than expect it to change for you (ie...tough managers, smelly fellow tsr's, rude customers, and tight working spaces). Take a step back...and see it from that point.


N/a

Saskatoon,
Quebec,
Canada
Great Place

#8UPDATE Employee

Sun, October 30, 2005

I agree it is a great place to work. I mean sure there are things to improve. But i have never worked any where that there are not things to improve. The management does care about me. They don't bully us, they just want us to work hard. I mean the harder I work the more money I make if they want to remind me about this great. HEY HOW COME I KEEP GETTING SPAM FROM THIS SITE AN EVEN A VIRUS.... I think they collect our emails and spam us...


N/a

Saskatoon,
Quebec,
Canada
Great Place

#9UPDATE Employee

Sun, October 30, 2005

I agree it is a great place to work. I mean sure there are things to improve. But i have never worked any where that there are not things to improve. The management does care about me. They don't bully us, they just want us to work hard. I mean the harder I work the more money I make if they want to remind me about this great. HEY HOW COME I KEEP GETTING SPAM FROM THIS SITE AN EVEN A VIRUS.... I think they collect our emails and spam us...


N/a

Saskatoon,
Quebec,
Canada
Great Place

#10UPDATE Employee

Sun, October 30, 2005

I agree it is a great place to work. I mean sure there are things to improve. But i have never worked any where that there are not things to improve. The management does care about me. They don't bully us, they just want us to work hard. I mean the harder I work the more money I make if they want to remind me about this great. HEY HOW COME I KEEP GETTING SPAM FROM THIS SITE AN EVEN A VIRUS.... I think they collect our emails and spam us...


Carole

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
I Resent The Comment Gary made

#11UPDATE Employee

Thu, October 20, 2005

Telesolutions is not the most honest company in the world, I admit and I've been in the business for over 8 years. They're tactics are out-of-date and I've never responded well to bullying. I know I'll probably get s**t from Tim tonight when I go in but I don't care. When you're sick, you're sick and I always bring in doctor's notes. But Telesolutions isn't the only criminal out there. There are bigger corporations (like Telespectrum and Faneuil) that were just as bad before the union came in. One of the worst offenders is SR&J Customer Care Centre. In fact, the product that Telesolutions International is now selling was once a product that we sold at Telespectrum and believe me the push for sales was just as bad. I'm not there to make friends but I am there to pay some bills. I resent Gary's implication that we are all crackheads or drug dealers. There are alot of hard-working intelligent people there who are just trying to get by. We know the job is a crappy job but after you reach a certain age, it is hard to find a job that meets your needs. I like the weekly pay and if they take away my bonuses or commission for not making enough hours so be it. I always tell the caller where I'm actually calling from and try to make sure they know what they're getting into. I read the script verbatim but I refuse to pitch to children. I always ask for the spouse or anyone over 18. People have free will and can say no (I will have to rebuttal at least twice) or better yet tell us to put you on the Do Not Call list. It usually takes 24 to 48 hours to process but it does work. I have found Americans are always looking for a deal or beter yet something free. I just wanted you all to know that I am a human being too and do not have to take someone telling me to f**k off or be abusive otherwise. I've met some genuinely nice people and if they got ripped off by this company then I apologize. But as a couple of people have said, we are not all losers and crackheads. Some of us are homemakers and people who otherwise would have ahard time finding jobs. Do I like what I do or as I am often asked by customers do I feel good about doing it? Hell, no, it is what it is! I am not a child and do not need to be lectured by employers or customers. Does everyone love their job? I think not! One day this company will either evolve or be shut down but please don't think that all telemarketers are scummy, drug-using losers! We're not! That's all I wanted to say.


Carole

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
I Resent The Comment Gary made

#12UPDATE Employee

Thu, October 20, 2005

Telesolutions is not the most honest company in the world, I admit and I've been in the business for over 8 years. They're tactics are out-of-date and I've never responded well to bullying. I know I'll probably get s**t from Tim tonight when I go in but I don't care. When you're sick, you're sick and I always bring in doctor's notes. But Telesolutions isn't the only criminal out there. There are bigger corporations (like Telespectrum and Faneuil) that were just as bad before the union came in. One of the worst offenders is SR&J Customer Care Centre. In fact, the product that Telesolutions International is now selling was once a product that we sold at Telespectrum and believe me the push for sales was just as bad. I'm not there to make friends but I am there to pay some bills. I resent Gary's implication that we are all crackheads or drug dealers. There are alot of hard-working intelligent people there who are just trying to get by. We know the job is a crappy job but after you reach a certain age, it is hard to find a job that meets your needs. I like the weekly pay and if they take away my bonuses or commission for not making enough hours so be it. I always tell the caller where I'm actually calling from and try to make sure they know what they're getting into. I read the script verbatim but I refuse to pitch to children. I always ask for the spouse or anyone over 18. People have free will and can say no (I will have to rebuttal at least twice) or better yet tell us to put you on the Do Not Call list. It usually takes 24 to 48 hours to process but it does work. I have found Americans are always looking for a deal or beter yet something free. I just wanted you all to know that I am a human being too and do not have to take someone telling me to f**k off or be abusive otherwise. I've met some genuinely nice people and if they got ripped off by this company then I apologize. But as a couple of people have said, we are not all losers and crackheads. Some of us are homemakers and people who otherwise would have ahard time finding jobs. Do I like what I do or as I am often asked by customers do I feel good about doing it? Hell, no, it is what it is! I am not a child and do not need to be lectured by employers or customers. Does everyone love their job? I think not! One day this company will either evolve or be shut down but please don't think that all telemarketers are scummy, drug-using losers! We're not! That's all I wanted to say.


Carole

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
I Resent The Comment Gary made

#13UPDATE Employee

Thu, October 20, 2005

Telesolutions is not the most honest company in the world, I admit and I've been in the business for over 8 years. They're tactics are out-of-date and I've never responded well to bullying. I know I'll probably get s**t from Tim tonight when I go in but I don't care. When you're sick, you're sick and I always bring in doctor's notes. But Telesolutions isn't the only criminal out there. There are bigger corporations (like Telespectrum and Faneuil) that were just as bad before the union came in. One of the worst offenders is SR&J Customer Care Centre. In fact, the product that Telesolutions International is now selling was once a product that we sold at Telespectrum and believe me the push for sales was just as bad. I'm not there to make friends but I am there to pay some bills. I resent Gary's implication that we are all crackheads or drug dealers. There are alot of hard-working intelligent people there who are just trying to get by. We know the job is a crappy job but after you reach a certain age, it is hard to find a job that meets your needs. I like the weekly pay and if they take away my bonuses or commission for not making enough hours so be it. I always tell the caller where I'm actually calling from and try to make sure they know what they're getting into. I read the script verbatim but I refuse to pitch to children. I always ask for the spouse or anyone over 18. People have free will and can say no (I will have to rebuttal at least twice) or better yet tell us to put you on the Do Not Call list. It usually takes 24 to 48 hours to process but it does work. I have found Americans are always looking for a deal or beter yet something free. I just wanted you all to know that I am a human being too and do not have to take someone telling me to f**k off or be abusive otherwise. I've met some genuinely nice people and if they got ripped off by this company then I apologize. But as a couple of people have said, we are not all losers and crackheads. Some of us are homemakers and people who otherwise would have ahard time finding jobs. Do I like what I do or as I am often asked by customers do I feel good about doing it? Hell, no, it is what it is! I am not a child and do not need to be lectured by employers or customers. Does everyone love their job? I think not! One day this company will either evolve or be shut down but please don't think that all telemarketers are scummy, drug-using losers! We're not! That's all I wanted to say.


Carole

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
I Resent The Comment Gary made

#14UPDATE Employee

Thu, October 20, 2005

Telesolutions is not the most honest company in the world, I admit and I've been in the business for over 8 years. They're tactics are out-of-date and I've never responded well to bullying. I know I'll probably get s**t from Tim tonight when I go in but I don't care. When you're sick, you're sick and I always bring in doctor's notes. But Telesolutions isn't the only criminal out there. There are bigger corporations (like Telespectrum and Faneuil) that were just as bad before the union came in. One of the worst offenders is SR&J Customer Care Centre. In fact, the product that Telesolutions International is now selling was once a product that we sold at Telespectrum and believe me the push for sales was just as bad. I'm not there to make friends but I am there to pay some bills. I resent Gary's implication that we are all crackheads or drug dealers. There are alot of hard-working intelligent people there who are just trying to get by. We know the job is a crappy job but after you reach a certain age, it is hard to find a job that meets your needs. I like the weekly pay and if they take away my bonuses or commission for not making enough hours so be it. I always tell the caller where I'm actually calling from and try to make sure they know what they're getting into. I read the script verbatim but I refuse to pitch to children. I always ask for the spouse or anyone over 18. People have free will and can say no (I will have to rebuttal at least twice) or better yet tell us to put you on the Do Not Call list. It usually takes 24 to 48 hours to process but it does work. I have found Americans are always looking for a deal or beter yet something free. I just wanted you all to know that I am a human being too and do not have to take someone telling me to f**k off or be abusive otherwise. I've met some genuinely nice people and if they got ripped off by this company then I apologize. But as a couple of people have said, we are not all losers and crackheads. Some of us are homemakers and people who otherwise would have ahard time finding jobs. Do I like what I do or as I am often asked by customers do I feel good about doing it? Hell, no, it is what it is! I am not a child and do not need to be lectured by employers or customers. Does everyone love their job? I think not! One day this company will either evolve or be shut down but please don't think that all telemarketers are scummy, drug-using losers! We're not! That's all I wanted to say.


Randi Lee

Selkirk,
Manitoba,
Canada
Control freaks

#15UPDATE Employee

Thu, July 21, 2005

The only reason mat from winnipeg is calling this telesoultions international company HIS family is because he sucks up to them , so he can get himself up in the company.. If You do good there one day they treat you so great' and nice if you do bad' they throw u a side like everything and every one else, they dont build u up they just get mad or try to talk u out of how u really feel; and what you really know about them...all they care about is control of you as person not a seller its all about you they want to know they are always in control not you. Sometimes the company is ok sometimes they just treat you so un fair.. apparently.. this is what i hear from people I hate this job i hate these managers all day all day long! on breaks etc. The closers are really nice people and deserve not be sweared at they just do their job the best they can they may not always being able to get sales thats b/c people know the payments would be dumb, in reality we hate selling this to people some of the people we talk to in the states are so nice and deseve better then to have to pay 1000 for magazines for 5 yrs... no one pays that much and wants magazines for 5 yrs... come on! These Buyers deserve better sorry to every one who buys its our job though


Gary

Wpg,
Manitoba,
Canada
wow telesolution sucks

#16UPDATE EX-employee responds

Thu, January 27, 2005

i worked there for 2 months.... from the beginning it was stupid ... after 3 days of workin i had to get my wisdom teeth pulled and i got a doctors note and s**t.... still they cut my bonus and commissions for that week , which is bullshit.. telesolutions is one of the worst jobs i have ever had in my life... the only thing good about it was the money... the weeks i did good i would make 3 hundred... the job sucked soo much even my room manager quit around the time i quit. Most of the people that are hired there are either crack heads or coc fiends. the reason they hold your pay cheque is for that reason , most of the people are soo high and they dont relize if they just leave they dont get there money, so when that happens Brent and Braden get to keep the money lastly the worst thing about working there if you are good at selling they dont wanna let you go...they would not accept my 2 weeks notice... my room manger ripped that s**t up right in front of my face because i was a good seller and they did not want me to quit... so i went there the next day and i filled out another one and tryed to give it to the G.M. (general mananger of the shift) he was like this is what i think of your 2 weeks.. he walks up to the garbage and put it in there... so i got feed up and just left it in the front office.. and when i came to pick up my last cheque they were all like did u complete ur 2 weeks and stuff and i had to fight to get my last cheque... even tho i completed my 2 weeks and everthing... overall telesolutions is crap ... the people that work there have no choice to work there .. they need the money and no one else will give a a ex con a full time good with decent pay


Tim

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
Telesolutions is a SCAM!

#17UPDATE EX-employee responds

Sun, January 23, 2005

meh, I was in dis biotch for like 2 months, and I couldn't stand it. I thought my head was gonna explode from dis shiet. Good thing I had quit, because everyone here is white-trash garbage... and PIERRE BERTRAND flirts with so many female employees. If you have worked here, than you know how you lie in every single call you take, and I wish I could take it back, since they make you lie on the script. Whud Up Billy!!!


Matt

East St Paul,
Manitoba,
Canada
False Claims

#18UPDATE Employee

Wed, January 19, 2005

Again i write in disgust in the regards that many people are writing false propoganda towards the UMA,in regards to this we are located in Las Vegas Nevada, we do have a sweepstakes, and employees who are treated with disrespect are bringing it on themselves, I have grown to develop great friendships with many of the closers,managers,owners as well as TSR'S, and from what i've discovered is that all the negitive comments that are being posted on this site are from former employees who are upset because they have lost their jobs or they just didnt do their jobs well and quit so they decide to try and bring the company down, as i have previously touched on, Telesolutions is a great work enviroment with many advancement oppurtunities as well as a great paying job for students and people who just need the spending money,,I have had my disagrements with things that have happned at work,but i know that i enjoy my job and have nothing bad to say about the company,anyone who does obviously doesnt understand that "telemarketing" is a job and not a place to slack and get paid for it...


Nobody

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
Negative Comments are hit right on the button

#19UPDATE Employee

Sat, January 15, 2005

I have been employed with Telesolutions for quite a few years now. I had a natural sales ability and excelled to the closing room position within about a week after employment. First of all let me say that all of the negative comments said about the workplace are true. The managers are only nice to you when you are able to make a sale. After you get promoted to closing they become abusive, two-faced and very neglegant towards your sales ability. They humiliate you in front of the entire room even if you are the top seller. They are always pushing for more and more sales no matter who you are. The managers claim to be business professionals when half of them seem to have the IQ of an 8th grader or less. I could go on for days about how disrespectful they treat their employees but I wont bother...Most of the previous posts have summed it up quite well. I just wanted to put in my 2 cents and warn any consumers to never give out their credit card information over the phone to our employees. We will screw you over and take your money. I apologize in advance for this because I am still employed there. This place is a trap!


James

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
One Thousand Dollars for Magazines!? The most degrading and dishonest job ive ever had was at telesoloutions. Or the UMA - United marketing Association

#20UPDATE Employee

Mon, December 20, 2004

The most degrading and dishonest job ive ever had was at telesoloutions. Or the UMA(United marketing Association) as they like it to be called. They had to change the name years back due to legal problems. It used to be called TSI until they got in legal trouble$. The whole call with the customer is based on many lies which are slowly found out the longer you work for the company. First, it's nowhere near Las Vegas,(its in Canada) secondly there is no sweepstake held by us.We promise a "Anual sweepstake held for customers of visa, mastercard etc....giving away 25000, a new chevy tracker and a trip to hawaii plus hundreds of valuable prizes.)" There is no money, vehicle or trip or prizes for that matter. Just a quick lie so you dont hang up the phone everytime. After filling out four useless survey questions made to help match the customer's interest to the magazine package we tell them that they will receive "3 free magazines for 60 months and a catalog with HUNDREDS of other magazines to change your selections as often as you wish.....free of charge along with a 150$ diamond watch." By this time some customers feel as if they are getting free merchandise for answering the useless questions. Then we say "you'll also be receiving a weekly magazine everyday for 60 months. It is the only one we ask your help for with and it has been discounted to $3.84 a week. (Ring a Bell?) SO JUST THAT ONE OKAY." I feel like I'm commiting a crime everytime they say yes. The customer almost always says yes because most employees mumble that part anyway. This "amazing catalog with HUNDREDS of magazines" has at last count 98 titles to pick from which are outdated and obsolete. We are told that we cant see them all because there are to many to pick from and it would distract us from our job. (Dont feel bad, they lie to us just as much.) Everyone has there own version of how they read the script and never are your punished for that. There is no such thing as verbatim and We are rarely ever monitored and are constantly pushed for more sales in fear of being sent home. In case you were wondering $3.84 a week for 60 months comes out to just under one thousand dollars over five years. (Alot of money to pay for some lousy magazines.) We are taught to say things that give people the feeling this is a good deal and they can afford it. Even if they tell us they have five kids and no job. Like "3.84 cents a week is perfect because it fits everyone's budget, you can pay as little as you like as you read and enjoy." This is not the case as the only payment plans are 33 payments of $30 or 15 of $60. Not only that but they are consecutive payments so they are paid evey month via credit card untill the thousand dollars is paid off. That way the company gets there money quicker before you cancel the credit card to avoid the payments. After you realize the catalog sucks and most of the magazines are over stuffed with ads. At one time Telesoloutions DID have hundreds of magazines in their catalog untill most of the publishers wanted nothing to do with the business behind the telemarketing and withdrew their titles from it's listing. Making them switch from the script "Hi this is James from TSI in las vegas" to the new "Hi Im calling from the UMA to let you know you were entered in the dream come true sweepstakes." YADA YADA YADA As far as why I was being employed there, where else can you work from after-school till 10:30, get paid every week and come away with $250 at least every weekly paycheck. The problems start though with all the extra time you stay every day. First off, you have to be there 10 minutes before you start getting paid to get the daily speech, leave 2 two ten minutes late and are obligated by the "Sign Up" sheet to go every wednesday to Advanced Training which is about twenty minutes of learning how to lie and hustle better by taking control away from the customers during a call and how when a customer asks how the payment plan works say "I am a little new at this so im not to sure how all that works" even if youve been around for years. Add up all that time over a month and your looking at about $60 dollars stolen from you monthly. I must say though, contrary to what others are saying about their room managers, mine was great. Morley was probably my only motivation for staying there and I feel that he is a great person. Even though he feeds me the same lies about the company as everyone else. After all, that is what he is paid to do. We are on constant video recording in each room and are piled in each room as close as possible. Im rather short and can touch each side of my cubicle with my elbows when my arms are extended outward. I dont know why i stayed there for so long but its probably because my room supervisor(boss) was so nice and because the two 12 minute breaks made it kinda, sorta, worth it to stay there. After all where else do 100 people betwwen the ages of 15 and 25 all go on break all at the same time. Not only that but it seemed that there was at least two new people hired everyday.Not to mention the public pool hall nearby. Dont ever work there or buy the magazine package it sucks. As far as someone's rebuttle saying "i felt like familly while I worked there" They probably only like you because you make more than one sale a day and are too stupid to find a better job. I apologize to all those whom i've sold magazines to as i was only doing my job and would like to thank all those who took the time to listen. P.S Always say the following words instead of merely hanging up or saying "Im not Interested".....Please put me on you Do Not Call List. It decreases the chance of us pressing redial.


XX

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
Telesolutions is a low-quality work environment

#21Consumer Comment

Sun, December 19, 2004

Telesolutions prides itself on hiring low-life losers who are willing to work for minimum wage. Most of the Telesolutions staff that I met were either meth addicts, criminals or white trash. The owners of the company are concerned only with money and how they can get ahead. In regards to Matt's comment: Matt, as soon as Braiden and Brent have no use for you, you'll no longer be treated as "family". They have a history of treating their managers great, then turning a cold shoulder on them when they no longer find you useful. You'll see. As for anyone considering working for this company, don't. It's a shitty job with shitty pay and the quality of people working there is pretty much as low as you can get.


XX

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
Telesolutions is a low-quality work environment

#22Consumer Comment

Sun, December 19, 2004

Telesolutions prides itself on hiring low-life losers who are willing to work for minimum wage. Most of the Telesolutions staff that I met were either meth addicts, criminals or white trash. The owners of the company are concerned only with money and how they can get ahead. In regards to Matt's comment: Matt, as soon as Braiden and Brent have no use for you, you'll no longer be treated as "family". They have a history of treating their managers great, then turning a cold shoulder on them when they no longer find you useful. You'll see. As for anyone considering working for this company, don't. It's a shitty job with shitty pay and the quality of people working there is pretty much as low as you can get.


Matt

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
employees are treated well and actually some are even treated like family

#23UPDATE Employee

Sat, December 18, 2004

I am a Closer with Telesolutions,and it is a known fact that all employees are treated well and actually some are even treated like family, i've now know Braiden and Brent for 10 months,and they have made me feel like an integral part of the company,they treat me well and even have helped me with personal issues i've delt with in the past,as for the managers they are all great role models for the TSR'S. They are always encouraging and looking out for their rooms,anyone who says differently obviously didn't do their jobs very well and thats why they are no longer employed by us


Z

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
Telesolutions is NOT a fun place to work at... I agree with most of the negative postings

#24UPDATE Employee

Fri, June 18, 2004

I agree with most of the negative postings about the company. You feel constant stress to make a sale, otherwise you threaten being 'sent home' in mid-day without pay. The starting wage is lower than they claim in the paper...the lowest of minimum wage, and in order to make money you do need to sell quite a few magazines...a weekly number that I couldn't do, as I was determined NOT to hassel people on the phone and took many off our lists. NO WONDER some citizens are flippin' rude to telemarketers if they are being *asked* to not be called, and are still called regardless! I was sick once, came into work, and was doing my job well...but I got booted that day anyway. NO CONCERN over the fact that I had almost passed out in the washroom earlier (I was white), nor shaking. As a University student trying to secure a job earlier on in the summer, I thought it would be a 'soft selling' job where I simply DESCRIBED a service and answered potential customers' questions. I didn't know I'd have to be pushy (which I WOULDN'T be...so I gave my notice) and what's more...they always talk about "taking the control" away from the potential customer. When I argued that I wanted to make sure the customer knew, WITHOUT a doubt, what they were getting and whatnot, I was told just to secure information and get them to say 'yes' and then use that person as a 'lead' to give to a closer. And the closers are the BEST of the pushy sellers who are promoted because they probably can confuse or swindle anyone. I'm right in the process of phoning the company right now to enquire about several checks worth $300.00+ dollars. HARD earned dollars, I might add - I HATED that job - AND I GAVE proper two weeks notice. If they try to jip me, I'm contacting the better business bureau. Probably will, anyway.


Z

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
Telesolutions is NOT a fun place to work at... I agree with most of the negative postings

#25UPDATE Employee

Fri, June 18, 2004

I agree with most of the negative postings about the company. You feel constant stress to make a sale, otherwise you threaten being 'sent home' in mid-day without pay. The starting wage is lower than they claim in the paper...the lowest of minimum wage, and in order to make money you do need to sell quite a few magazines...a weekly number that I couldn't do, as I was determined NOT to hassel people on the phone and took many off our lists. NO WONDER some citizens are flippin' rude to telemarketers if they are being *asked* to not be called, and are still called regardless! I was sick once, came into work, and was doing my job well...but I got booted that day anyway. NO CONCERN over the fact that I had almost passed out in the washroom earlier (I was white), nor shaking. As a University student trying to secure a job earlier on in the summer, I thought it would be a 'soft selling' job where I simply DESCRIBED a service and answered potential customers' questions. I didn't know I'd have to be pushy (which I WOULDN'T be...so I gave my notice) and what's more...they always talk about "taking the control" away from the potential customer. When I argued that I wanted to make sure the customer knew, WITHOUT a doubt, what they were getting and whatnot, I was told just to secure information and get them to say 'yes' and then use that person as a 'lead' to give to a closer. And the closers are the BEST of the pushy sellers who are promoted because they probably can confuse or swindle anyone. I'm right in the process of phoning the company right now to enquire about several checks worth $300.00+ dollars. HARD earned dollars, I might add - I HATED that job - AND I GAVE proper two weeks notice. If they try to jip me, I'm contacting the better business bureau. Probably will, anyway.


Z

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
Telesolutions is NOT a fun place to work at... I agree with most of the negative postings

#26UPDATE Employee

Fri, June 18, 2004

I agree with most of the negative postings about the company. You feel constant stress to make a sale, otherwise you threaten being 'sent home' in mid-day without pay. The starting wage is lower than they claim in the paper...the lowest of minimum wage, and in order to make money you do need to sell quite a few magazines...a weekly number that I couldn't do, as I was determined NOT to hassel people on the phone and took many off our lists. NO WONDER some citizens are flippin' rude to telemarketers if they are being *asked* to not be called, and are still called regardless! I was sick once, came into work, and was doing my job well...but I got booted that day anyway. NO CONCERN over the fact that I had almost passed out in the washroom earlier (I was white), nor shaking. As a University student trying to secure a job earlier on in the summer, I thought it would be a 'soft selling' job where I simply DESCRIBED a service and answered potential customers' questions. I didn't know I'd have to be pushy (which I WOULDN'T be...so I gave my notice) and what's more...they always talk about "taking the control" away from the potential customer. When I argued that I wanted to make sure the customer knew, WITHOUT a doubt, what they were getting and whatnot, I was told just to secure information and get them to say 'yes' and then use that person as a 'lead' to give to a closer. And the closers are the BEST of the pushy sellers who are promoted because they probably can confuse or swindle anyone. I'm right in the process of phoning the company right now to enquire about several checks worth $300.00+ dollars. HARD earned dollars, I might add - I HATED that job - AND I GAVE proper two weeks notice. If they try to jip me, I'm contacting the better business bureau. Probably will, anyway.


Z

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
Telesolutions is NOT a fun place to work at... I agree with most of the negative postings

#27UPDATE Employee

Fri, June 18, 2004

I agree with most of the negative postings about the company. You feel constant stress to make a sale, otherwise you threaten being 'sent home' in mid-day without pay. The starting wage is lower than they claim in the paper...the lowest of minimum wage, and in order to make money you do need to sell quite a few magazines...a weekly number that I couldn't do, as I was determined NOT to hassel people on the phone and took many off our lists. NO WONDER some citizens are flippin' rude to telemarketers if they are being *asked* to not be called, and are still called regardless! I was sick once, came into work, and was doing my job well...but I got booted that day anyway. NO CONCERN over the fact that I had almost passed out in the washroom earlier (I was white), nor shaking. As a University student trying to secure a job earlier on in the summer, I thought it would be a 'soft selling' job where I simply DESCRIBED a service and answered potential customers' questions. I didn't know I'd have to be pushy (which I WOULDN'T be...so I gave my notice) and what's more...they always talk about "taking the control" away from the potential customer. When I argued that I wanted to make sure the customer knew, WITHOUT a doubt, what they were getting and whatnot, I was told just to secure information and get them to say 'yes' and then use that person as a 'lead' to give to a closer. And the closers are the BEST of the pushy sellers who are promoted because they probably can confuse or swindle anyone. I'm right in the process of phoning the company right now to enquire about several checks worth $300.00+ dollars. HARD earned dollars, I might add - I HATED that job - AND I GAVE proper two weeks notice. If they try to jip me, I'm contacting the better business bureau. Probably will, anyway.


Janeane

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
Room managers backstabbing, selfish, ,money hungry pigs

#28UPDATE EX-employee responds

Mon, April 05, 2004

I moved to winnipeg to go to university and needed a part time job real fast. The place that stood out was telesolutions in the paper. It seemed like awesome money , and and maybe a great job. Well I went for my interview which took like 2 minutes and I was accommpanied by 5 other intervewies at the same time. I thought it was strange how 5 other people could have an interview with you. Nevermind that these people looked like they didnt even shower before, I at least dressed appropriate for a dam job interview .Thats just the beginning. I went back to my apartement a little skeptical about the whole situation but thought that I would try it out.So along came the following thursday and there I was sitting in a crappy room filled with 20 others listening for 5 hours and being "trained" on how to handle the job and so and so. The friday came and oh again thrown into the crappy stinky room for about an hour. The twenty of us were split and divided amungst the four rooms of telemarketers. Were do I begin about the rooms, they are smaller than my bedroom they contain about 25 computers with cheep walling around each computer and the computers sit on what looks like used school desks that i used to sit in in highschool. The room i was in always smelled funky I guess it was a mixture of different smells coming from some dirty telemarketers. Beleive me people they hire anyone and anybody. I wouldnt buy nothing from these people if I seen them in person. There were some hopefuls and some that looked like desperate university students like me so those ones at least kept me sane knowing that they were in the same boat. Im going to get to the point pay sucks I never made over $8 and hour and I made usually 14 sales a week.They advertised that you can make about 10 an hour plus bonuses and comision its impossible to make bonuses. Telesolutions is crap the more I write the more I recollect about that dump hole. Then theres the room managers. Mine was William the ex lawyer or so he says. I wonder how a lawyer can go from there to telesolutions. Sucks to be him. Anyways he makes his wages by how many sales his room makes. Will has talked about me when I call in sick, Which they threaten to fire you when you do call and he has threatened to send me home if I havent made a sale in the first hour. Hes hit on me, made rude remarks and also he broke something or threw something in the room everytime he got made wich seemed like always. Besides my nasty coworkers the room manager that I unfortunatly had was the devil.And an ugly one at that. In my opinion telesolutions should be closed down permanently but then I was thinking that it might not be such a good idea because the streets are already filled with bums and I just dont know how many more the streets of Winnipeg can handle. Thats why university is a must and im happy to say that I only stayed at telesolutions for a couple days and from that experiance I no longer skip university classes!


James

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
U.S.A.
what a bunch of liars, As soon as they get your credit card they are charging it before you agree to anything

#29UPDATE EX-employee responds

Thu, March 18, 2004

Telesolutions are a bunch of crooks. I worked there for 4 months and even though I made good money I seen alot of crap. As soon as they get your credit card they are charging it before you agree to anything. alot of the people taking credit card numbers are ex cons. This place needs to be under police investagation. The diamond watch is a piece of crap worth about 5 bucks at the most , I seen it. Alot of kids get their first jobs here and feel like crap after they quit. The place is also a fire trap, I don't think it had too many exits.


Jeremy

Amarillo,
Texas,
U.S.A.
They are crooks and everyone knows it!

#30Consumer Comment

Thu, October 09, 2003

Let's face it.. this place (based in Canada) is just plain awful. I had a terrible issue with them. They kept calling day after day after day. The phone would ring many times each day. It was always them. There was a period where the phone would ring, and I would answer. I would hear a click and nobody would be on the other end. I would stay on the line until I head the line disconnect. My caller ID actually showed Telesolutions once when I heard the click and was disconnected. That's how I figured it was them. I also received actually people from Telesolutions that offered me products. I would tell them to quit calling, but the wouldn't. It is unfortunate that this company is in Canada. I guarantee that if they were in the U.S. they would get shut down. They are in Canada so they can escape certain legal jurisdictions and call, harrass, and annoy U.S. customers. It's a real shame and I wish Canadians would do something about this shoddy operation. It even sounds like working there is terrible. Why can't somebody in Canda get this place shut down? What a nuisance to society they are.


Gina

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
They treat their employees so bad I quit within 2 days

#31UPDATE EX-employee responds

Thu, October 09, 2003

I got a job a Telesolutions because they make it sound amazing. The money to be had is crazy, they said. They say it is a soft sale. Well it was far from it. If you aren't selling enough they yell at you in front of everyone. The managers talk down to the employees and basically treat them like second class citezens. If you are not pulling "your weight" you get sent home and if you call in sick they treat you like garbage. They also told me that they would not be paying me for the time that I did put in there. I am still fighting with them in regards to that. Some of the people that work there really shouldn't be. They yell at customers and swear at them. If they don't like the customer they will put them on redial even if they have asked to be taken off the list. Nothing is monitored. They say they provide constant one on one training for the first 3 weeks that you are there but I was put on my own the first 1.5 hrs I was there. In closing, I do not recommend anyone working there and warn all consumers not to buy the magazines that they are selling. It is a fraud. For example you are told that you are calling from UMA in Las Vegas, Nevada when in fact the call center is in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.


Billy

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
The workplace is rampant with drugs and sexual harrassment from Managers

#32UPDATE Employee

Thu, April 03, 2003

I worked for Telesolutions International for a period of 7 months. The entire workplace is extremely dishonest. At the employee's end they are not allowed sick days they get harrassed for not coming in to work. If someone does not like the job when they are first starting out, they don't get paid for the work they have done. The workplace is rampant with drugs and sexual harrassment from Managers (Chris Sheppard). The owners do drugs as well which only contributes to the problems. The government may want to investigate Sunday shifts at this workplace nobody claims the money that they make on Sunday on their income taxes. Brent and Braiden are a crooked as the verifying department which is actually run by an ex-con that did hard time. As for Dave Mitchell he is a dispicable human being and is rude to all employee's. Im sum Telesolutions needs to be shut down, Braiden and Brent need to go to re-hab then open up a legitamit business. Pls email me the information about this situation I have produced a false name to protect my indentity but I have much more incriminating information at my disposal.


Karen

Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Canada
I won't say that this company is totally perfect, they do cover all information in the script.

#33UPDATE EX-employee responds

Tue, March 11, 2003

I have worked for Telesolutions for about a year now. As to the hang-ups the person experienced, our dialers are set to have a few second delay when the customer answers ,so there is NO excuse for the caller hanging up. While I won't say that this company is totally perfect, they do cover all information in the script. Yes they are selling magazines for $3.85 a week, the reps will tell you that you aren't under any obligation to but to be in the sweepstakes. The verifiers make sure you know what you are paying and when. They even have you repeat it to be sure you understand. With that said, I wish to comment on the first rebuttal. I'm sure that this was not written by a regular employee. This company does not treat their employees with respect or anything liked it. I also find it interesting that the person was from Winnipeg, Saskaewan. Ther is no Winnipeg Saskatewan. It is in Manitoba.


Sam

Miami,
Florida,
Telesolutions Internationals - Bloody Scam

#34Consumer Comment

Wed, February 27, 2002

They called my wife with the usual -$50,000 won in a sweepstakes. When I told them to stop calling, the person who called said they would not stop calling. The continued calling; sometimes they would just hang-up, others they offered me the deal. This went on for about a week - getting called 2-3 times/day. I filed a complaint with the FTC. I am not the only the victim. Search on Google for "Telesolutions International" and you will see. As to what the employee is saying, Braiden Harvey, the owner of Telesolutions Intn'l, is probably the one who wrote that rebuttal. They are out to steal your money. Any one who calls up and says that you want money, and they want your credit card number is a thief. If I really won $50,000, why not deduct the magazine or whatever you're offering from my $50,000...


Michael

winnipeg,
Saskatchewan,
Telesolutions, upstanding company

#35UPDATE Employee

Fri, February 22, 2002

I am an employee of Telesolutions International, and it is a well known fact throughout the company that, if you ever hang up on anyone or lie on any information that is on the script we all have, we will be immediately terminated from employment, and they even constantly warn all employees that they need to read the script verbatim, because the FTC monitors a good percentage of calls and with this type of business where some "crooked telemarketing" companies take advantage of people they have to. But I know for Telesolutions themselves, you are entered into the sweepstakes, weather you buy a magazine or not, and in actuality there is NO obligation to buy anything at all from telesolutions to be entered into the $50 000 grand prize sweepstakes. You even entered if you just pick up the phone and hang it up so no its not you will win 50k if you buy a magazine. But in conclusion Telesolutions International is a very upstanding company who treats their customers AND employees with only the greatest of respect.


Michael

winnipeg,
Saskatchewan,
Telesolutions, upstanding company

#36UPDATE Employee

Fri, February 22, 2002

I am an employee of Telesolutions International, and it is a well known fact throughout the company that, if you ever hang up on anyone or lie on any information that is on the script we all have, we will be immediately terminated from employment, and they even constantly warn all employees that they need to read the script verbatim, because the FTC monitors a good percentage of calls and with this type of business where some "crooked telemarketing" companies take advantage of people they have to. But I know for Telesolutions themselves, you are entered into the sweepstakes, weather you buy a magazine or not, and in actuality there is NO obligation to buy anything at all from telesolutions to be entered into the $50 000 grand prize sweepstakes. You even entered if you just pick up the phone and hang it up so no its not you will win 50k if you buy a magazine. But in conclusion Telesolutions International is a very upstanding company who treats their customers AND employees with only the greatest of respect.


Michael

winnipeg,
Saskatchewan,
Telesolutions, upstanding company

#37UPDATE Employee

Fri, February 22, 2002

I am an employee of Telesolutions International, and it is a well known fact throughout the company that, if you ever hang up on anyone or lie on any information that is on the script we all have, we will be immediately terminated from employment, and they even constantly warn all employees that they need to read the script verbatim, because the FTC monitors a good percentage of calls and with this type of business where some "crooked telemarketing" companies take advantage of people they have to. But I know for Telesolutions themselves, you are entered into the sweepstakes, weather you buy a magazine or not, and in actuality there is NO obligation to buy anything at all from telesolutions to be entered into the $50 000 grand prize sweepstakes. You even entered if you just pick up the phone and hang it up so no its not you will win 50k if you buy a magazine. But in conclusion Telesolutions International is a very upstanding company who treats their customers AND employees with only the greatest of respect.


Michael

winnipeg,
Saskatchewan,
Telesolutions, upstanding company

#38UPDATE Employee

Fri, February 22, 2002

I am an employee of Telesolutions International, and it is a well known fact throughout the company that, if you ever hang up on anyone or lie on any information that is on the script we all have, we will be immediately terminated from employment, and they even constantly warn all employees that they need to read the script verbatim, because the FTC monitors a good percentage of calls and with this type of business where some "crooked telemarketing" companies take advantage of people they have to. But I know for Telesolutions themselves, you are entered into the sweepstakes, weather you buy a magazine or not, and in actuality there is NO obligation to buy anything at all from telesolutions to be entered into the $50 000 grand prize sweepstakes. You even entered if you just pick up the phone and hang it up so no its not you will win 50k if you buy a magazine. But in conclusion Telesolutions International is a very upstanding company who treats their customers AND employees with only the greatest of respect.

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