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Complaint Review: Ultimate Technologies - Knoxville Tennessee
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Alyssa -
Talbott, Tennessee, United States of America
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Ultimate Technologies
5611 Merchants Center Blvd Knoxville, Tennessee, United States of America
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Ultimate Technologies Kirby Vaccums To Good to be True! Employment Scheme Knoxville, Tennessee
My husband found the job on the Knoxville Craigslist page, since he was in dire need of a job he jumped at it. It stated no experiance needed, will completely train, GARUNTEED $920 every 2 weeks plus commission. Lucky him they were doing interviews that day and low and behold he got hired right there on the spot. Training was for the next few days for about 5 hours a day.
During the training they were told about all kinds of awesome benefits, as well as how amazing their product was. Also told him that every person he brings to be hired he will recieve $50 per person plus 10% of their commission. Of course, in this economy we know alot of people in need of work, so the next day he got 5 friends to go along. They said they would write him a check on Friday (the next day), so we figured that was fair enough. They gave them all a paper to get up to 10 people to agree to do a demo of the product in a no pressure situation that was just for training, each person they got to sign on they would get $10.
Once the training was over, they were told they they were to come to the place in Knoxville, get in their teams of 5-7 people and go in business cars to business where people had made appointments to do demos.
The following monday, we find out that one of the friends had actually sold one of the vaccums, they were made to use their own vehicle to deliever the product themselves. Then they had to go home and were to report back to work the next day. The other people were made to go door-to-door trying to sell the product.
Long story short, all of this just seemed way to sketchy for me, so I checked this site out. Looks like we were victims of the scam like everyone else was. It's sad but ture. No money was ever recieved for any of them.
During the training they were told about all kinds of awesome benefits, as well as how amazing their product was. Also told him that every person he brings to be hired he will recieve $50 per person plus 10% of their commission. Of course, in this economy we know alot of people in need of work, so the next day he got 5 friends to go along. They said they would write him a check on Friday (the next day), so we figured that was fair enough. They gave them all a paper to get up to 10 people to agree to do a demo of the product in a no pressure situation that was just for training, each person they got to sign on they would get $10.
Once the training was over, they were told they they were to come to the place in Knoxville, get in their teams of 5-7 people and go in business cars to business where people had made appointments to do demos.
The following monday, we find out that one of the friends had actually sold one of the vaccums, they were made to use their own vehicle to deliever the product themselves. Then they had to go home and were to report back to work the next day. The other people were made to go door-to-door trying to sell the product.
Long story short, all of this just seemed way to sketchy for me, so I checked this site out. Looks like we were victims of the scam like everyone else was. It's sad but ture. No money was ever recieved for any of them.
