The Sweatshop of Wall Street

[@daynajoe]

This documentary should be shown in community colleges and for-profit institutions around the country so that graduates don't take these kinds of jobs. They seem to prey on people who don't know how to get jobs in reputable companies. There are lots of businesses like this, and a lot of ex-employees who have titles such as "manager of X,Y and Z," but who would not qualify as managers in other companies, because they were previously employed by the likes of "Credico."

[@Paanb2]

I finally quit today. I was in the office for Power of 3 in NYC. A co worker had a panic attack and she was told she was “causing a scene” and “making excuses”. They don’t treat people well

[@mic5574]

Almost went to a interview for their "Summer internship". So happy I didn't waste my time. Their website was so vague and I became suspicious. Did they have you doing the same thing as the people in this video?

[@turtleanton6539]

Agreed

[@Poetry4Peace]

@@mic5574 i done training a week then just recnetly 22 aug i went to field just felt so wrong and the others there were brainwashed tbfers...! I wish i asked them what things they done in super challenge fridays! UK Birmingham Agape worldwide, GC experia these companies there

[@dennissmith3174]

As someone who formally worked at the head office in Chicago.... THIS SHIT IS HILARIOUS. Spot on, unfortunately.

[@mikebrooklyn6842]

I worked in the Tomes Sq office. It is very accurate.

[@Atly2k]

I was hired Monday and walked off today.

[@leeannwallace9926]

I was a former employee of their Chicago head qtrs working in compliance to bring companies and new owners on board so glad to be gone from it.This video is 100% accurate they pray on the young and unemployed.

[@questiongod6303]

Prey*

[@speckyhd517]

I worked for an office in Liverpool, England and i was blinded by the lies at first and then a co-worker and friend of mine who quit pointed me toward looking into The Devil Corp which was a massive eye opener which then lead me to this video.

[@meditationminded]

What was it called? So did i, in Manchester but can't remember their name.

[@shacutehuntyssssx]

@@meditationminded the office I quit from in Manchester is called metanoia associates

[@meditationminded]

@@shacutehuntyssssx thank you 🙂

[@TheeMademoiselle]

I been in 3 of these never exhibited the humiliation and unprofessionalism. Definitely was a scam because they never delivered on their promises to anyone.

[@turtleanton6539]

Yes and some bosses are worste than others

[@emywilson4941]

SHARE your stories!! Just 2 years ago they could say people calling them out we're just "bitter" or "didn't work hard." Now, there's too much information getting out Lots of offices getting shut down in Credico, and it seems like in Smart Circle and Cydcor. Sadly, these companies will never go away because they are convenient marketing for their clients. But we can aggressively spread awareness and spread docs like these and The Slave Circle

[@terivaara]

This is one of the most predatory and shameless job scams in modern times. These companies have increased by large amounts in recent years

[@b_radbrad8899]

I unfornately fell for this but stayed for a week and was in the LA area. It doesn't help I was both desperate and have austim when I was interviewed. Now I just ignore texts and emails from these Kurosanjis

[@greatboredompineappl]

I just quit a job from this scheme yesterday after just over three weeks of work. A customer told me he had looked at our product and it had one star - after researching the product, and complaints about the sales tactics, I saw former “independent contractors” (lol) in the comments mentioning “Credico”, “Cydcor” and “DS Max”. Among the larger lists of the subbranches, the company I worked for wasn’t listed as a scam because it had changed its name so recently - but all the sayings, tactics and practices were either exactly the same or too similar to be coincidental. Then I saw my boss’s name on a list of Credico staff compiled by an anti-DS Max blog. Caught red handed.

[@turtleanton6539]

The change names all the time

[@goldrogerisking]

Wow I wish I could share my story. I was a senior corporate trainer there.

[@XcrimsonnX]

Gold Roger whats your story

[@danlotroth9231]

Look up slave circle vids here on ytube. Much is coming out on many levels

[@elizabethburke3861]

I agree with Danlo Troth, you should look up the Slave Circle and reach out to the creator. He interview people on their experiences with MLMs.

[@emywilson4941]

I was just going to suggest The Slave Circle! Good to know this is getting spread around. Credico is definitely losing a lot of offices, partly based on knowledge getting spread like docs like these

[@kaitlynhaselton4035]

Idk how I fell down a hole and stumbled on this but this is crazy how accurate this video is. I started when I was 22 and was an assistant manager about 14 months later. I remember going to that event in New York shown at the end. Probably one of the only good things that came out of working with Credico was a few decent events. The frat lifestyle and sexual harassment runs upper “management” they 100 percent look for people who have sad stories and will be easy to manipulate... very much like someone preying on a broken person who will be easy to control in a toxic relationship. Working with credico was the most toxic relationships I have ever been in. I can read through bullshit now and appreciate my basic 9-5 making more money in 6 months than my manager made in a year. I saw someone saying this should be shown in colleges and I think that would be such a great resource to prevent people from going through some of the things I experienced.

[@bebeenderson7863]

They won't because Fraternities and Sororities use these same tactics.

[@weeg91]

And the governments, that run education, are bought

[@robmanxc]

I was a part of credico from January 2017- August of 2017 I got promoted to corporate trainer and was building my team. My manager was withholding money from sales I made and pocketing it themselves. Do not get into this trap I myself have contemplated suing credico USA even.

[@aimforlifenow]

@@christinarodrigues8640 when you quit did they pay your last commission sales or did they withhold that too?

[@danielrichtand9818]

I worked at one of these offices selling for Direct Energy. Essentially we'd raise people's energy bills and lock them into contracts that incurred fines if broken. The sales pitches we were trained on and would use were outright lies. However, I quite enjoyed the people that I worked with, and I did pretty well. Hitting quota would equate to $625/week, which I would often exceed. Many people would consistently fall short of that and normally quit. I do value my experience, because if you can do well there pretty much any company hiring for a sales role will be impressed by the fact that you succeeded in door-to-door sales. Where I felt deceived was the fact that they didn't inform us how much taxes we would incur, and the fact that we would have to do that ourselves. I paid (govt stole) ~$800 after working there for about 3 months. There was another issue in that Direct Energy decided to lower commissions on 2-year contracts that we sold, and didn't pay out those commissions on 2-year contracts we had sold before the announcement was made. There was no way to speak with higher-ups and work something out.

[@edb1322]

Thanks for making this doc. I went for 2 first round interviews at 2 separate companies like this recently. Turned one down for the 2nd round, almost went to the 2nd round at the other because they were better at roping me in. Turned them down, and am now avoiding marketing companies like the plague.

[@1mikedolan]

This needs sharing widely and is a great takedown of what these companies are and the way they exploit especially young people.

[@MissJhane]

Thisis worth sharing. Great job

[@maurreese]

I worked for a business like this in Atlanta and EVERYTHING in this documentary is true! I am grateful that I made lifelong friends and sales skills but it’s a horrible experience. I still am healing from the trauma!

[@CrackedBiscuit]

Stellar work covering this flagrant excuse of a company in only 17 minutes, BRIC. It's a tall order condensing a massive worldwide scam as shifty and disreputable as Credico, but you managed. I'd love to see a longer movie digging deeper into the scam

[@rem145]

These type of companies need to be stopped by making them follow minimum wage laws in their contracts if they want to have any connection to them as employees. The courts need to work this out and fast. Especially with this pandemic/high unemployment/unsafe situation we have now

[@StormsandSaugeye]

What is repugnant is that it's an entire nationwide scheme. Advertisements run on multiple websites, small offices in every major city, the exact same scheme and the same basic set up. All for inferior products and services and outright exploitation of the work force itself. Revolting.

[@reanetsemoleleki8219]

It's international actually.

[@reanetsemoleleki8219]

It's international actually.

[@kalebwelch5799]

I worked for this company (Creddico) but didn't know it was the umbrella company to the office I thought my boss owned. I got free trips and food, learned to be open with walking up to people so it has its good parts. But like the rest and other stories here I am sure our hours were long and money wasn't great. What stuck out to me was the lack of funds all the owners had, everyone had roommates even in cities that would be considered cheap by Berkeley, CA standards. My boss shopped on wish, had no car, a cheap cellphone, and a bad suite, but this guy was an owner many times over? I think all his previous offices failed to like the one I left. Their name changed and moved to Dallas. For a marketing team, they could do a better job on social media as I still follow them hahaha!

[@truthbearer7891]

I know this is 3 years later but can you tell me the name of the company that moved to Dallas? I just lost one of my best friends to one of these cults in the same location.

[@thandocharmainemahlangu]

I'm in South Africa and these companies are all over the show! Crazy part is that the bosses are broke

[@The-hx6kd]

@@truthbearer7891Alphalete

[@greatboredompineappl]

Furthermore, i would not be whining about commission if I was TOLD I’d be working commission. I’d not be whining about working door to door if I was TOLD i’d be working door to door. The problem is not the conditions, but the lies.

[@Inezh358]

greatboredompineappl Commission door to door sales is still absolutely tragic. McDonalds would treat you better lol

[@shacutehuntyssssx]

EXACTLY I was sick of it

[@MarkSamurai5]

​@@Inezh358McDonald's would pay you more as well.

[@joyphillips1821]

Anytime they say you will not be paid for your time, (even though it was advertised that you would be) because you are " in training"... LEAVE!... Tell them you are not an unpaid intern. You can tell what they are just from the interviews... 1) The person who contacted me said they had a job in mind, but when I tried to cancel the appointment they said they also have a different job in mind. ( So if the first job doesn't grab your attention to come in, the second one might.) You would think it was the job that was advertised ( this is classic BAIT AND SWITCH). 2) You walk into the interviewer's office and it is a lot of people there waiting for an interview. You will see tons of minorities and they will ask if you have an appointment. ( If it was a real interview, they would already be expecting you). I am a minority so I thought that was strange. They will also make you wait a good 30 minutes before they see you. 3) They say they will be opening 25 - 100 offices in the next year. ( No legitimate company does things that fast). 4) The person interviewing you has nothing on their desk except a nameplate. ( Meaning they don't actually work in that office). Or their office furniture is extremely shabby. There are no family pictures, pens, etc. on the desks or on the walls. 5) They stress how you will work as early as tomorrow for a few days " to train"; and to get the layout, but you won't be paid. 6) They also ask about your hobbies, etc. dreams.... Not about your experience, or the way you talk to customers, etc. 7) They focus on RECRUITMENT more... ( which is when I started getting the idea that this was an MLM scheme). Because it is VERY FAMILIAR. I opted out of there immediately.

[@krystalmarie5657]

This is so crazy accurate - I worked for one of the like 12 NYC offices - I was selling an alternative for health insurance called Call-A-Doc - we got ID cards and everything. I was emailed by someone about the class action lawsuit but never heard anything back??

[@kalebwelch5799]

Do you know Colm Holgan?

[@audreyduarte7422]

​@@kalebwelch5799 I do... he was an owner in one of the offices.. one of the midtown ones I think?

[@ceas1128]

Got here, after googling "690 8th Ave"

[@kaylalouisy8296]

Ugh same

[@done1675]

The Power Home Remodeling Company based out of Chester, PA. Smart Circle hell. I was their VP of Talent Acquisition for almost six years and built their entire recruiting apparatus. Straight bullshit, door to door, 100% commission jobs. Fortunately, I now work in an industry that actually helps people and contributes something positive to society.

[@julioramon5016]

I actually quit today and my sister shared this video with me. Thank you!

[@patrickohaodha8743]

Fantastic work on this documentary but more needs to be done.

[@robertovalle655]

The cracked phone screen was a nice touch!! That was the cherry on the cake!! LOL

[@jedcletis9313]

If one thinks slavery has been outlawed in the U.S. , maybe it's time to take another look :(

[@anthonybarr2549]

That’s exactly what happened to me. Although I worked for any office that was ran by Cydcor.

[@realdealio1]

I was an owner and this spot on.

[@darrellcheng]

Awesome doc, thanks guys

[@AtomicB-zq2cw]

This is not about “Wall Street”. It is about MLM’s.

[@nicholasgregory9234]

I just quit yesterday. I found so many lawsuits against my boss

[@allispossible8447]

These people have approached me with their products on the streets, in malls & Walmart and because I have a great dislike for salespeople...I ALWAYS play deaf and keep walking. I know most salespeople are just doing their jobs however, I am the type of consumer that will not buy anything that is not on my list when I go out shopping. I’m not impulsive, I don’t allow anyone to waste my time or spend my money for me. You’re wasting your time talking to me about buying anything because I’m not listening!

[@OhsoWoobie]

Here from Slave Circle

[@Boricua3lions1985]

Oh my God, Hoyt Street. That's my neighborhood!

[@kitokilo]

There's this sort of getup & company in Malaysia (Southeast Asia region). Everything that has been told in this documentary is spot on. Once you decided to do things on your own (as an "Independent Contractor") they will question your "work ethic". They treated you as if they pay you basic salary. You cant even claim your mileage if you were to work on "roadtrips". Resigned 2 days ago. Some of my friends were "terminated" because they "acted" on their own against these so called company's "policies". There's also 20% bond taken out of our commission/weekly salary also (if the clients rejected the application, the was supposed to cover that loss). Manipulating, disgusting behavior from the so-called "owner".

[@Dani_does_clips]

Boiler room init

[@alexwolf6263]

D2D directv sales are booming in the metro detroit area. I install for them and average no less than 1500-2000 a week. Kinda feel bad for the sales reps now and I understand why they lie and scam customers so much

[@Dani_does_clips]

Was you even an owner at credico mate

[@reanetsemoleleki8219]

They had me. For all of two days they had me.

[@amydassi4429]

Haha 2 days for me as well!

[@asterrasdefora]

The happy birthday singing scene was in a Brazilian office. Gosh, I wonder if they are still around after all these years...

[@patrickohaodha8743]

Oh, and the lawsuit was found to be in favour of Credico. That's good - now we know what doesn't work. Need a new angle - a different, stronger case must be built.

[@thatssorubes]

Patrick O'hAodha they have supreme Court justices in their organization. It's sad but they will never be brought to justices.

[@109reaper]

This is just like appco group!

[@reanetsemoleleki8219]

This is Appco Group. Literally the same company.

[@sulaykaj7386]

wow! I'm so glad I watched this before accepting any of their fancy positions.

[@Derpplup]

So I got a link to this through a stream of someone who has just gone to a interview a few days ago and described her interviewer as the human embodiment of cocaine

[@Beans241-f6n]

Beware of Devilcorp 👹

[@shannonwilson2874]

My daughter is in this trap. selling cell phone contracts for at&t out of sams club, BJ wholesale, etc. she wont listen to any of us and somehow is moving in 2 weeks to kentucky with only 6k to her name. she wont listen to anyone no matter how much we prove to her its a scam. her boss is ishaan naayar

[@judeblankson6689]

I'm really sorry you are in this situation. All you can do is support and gently nudge her away. Whatever you do, keep in contact with her, as they will try to isolate her. Talk to her after a bad day of sales. Eventually she will come back because its not financially viable. Sh9w her other job opportunities around her real passions. Try to explain the concept of work life balance and how impossible it will be to have a life outside of work. Hoping it all ends well for you. Greetings from the UK

[@Dani_does_clips]

He's probably clapping her cheeks m8 I was there for years used to always be a little office go to if you get me get her out quick brown b4 she gets preggers

[@ponemark]

Great title for video

[@JustnCas3]

who works for 50 cents an hour

[@pauldiamond2954]

Mark Zuckerberg actually made less when starting his company...so probably most Billionaires and not any employed people? These idiots wanted to live the dream and wanted it to be easy. They should've read some books.

[@paris5410]

The people who made your clothes, to start with. Also the people who made the phone or laptop you are watching this video on. In fact most people outside of your privileged bubble.

[@sangchunhat1026]

LOTS of international students who want to continue their American dream after graduation

[@MarkSamurai5]

​@@paris5410they did not make 50 cents an hour lol

[@MarkSamurai5]

​@@pauldiamond2954bull fucking horseshit!

[@green16611]

Office I work at is actually ran well, everyone is great. But just the structure of Credico itself is sad.

[@ytfeverguy8367]

Why isn't this considered hostile in employment law? It totally should be.

[@Mishaliik]

Nice video ! :)

[@juanshaftpatel7488]

whats this gotta do with wall street?

[@katiempojer]

Some of these Face Fridays are borderline racist, mysgnotic. This is co cruel, so mean. Like something that posed off for fun. You can hear the uncomfortable laughing, it is groupthink which is dangerous.

[@xaviervann7077]

If you live in Dallas and find out a company called Charity adverting and marketing (CAM) do not work there all a scam

[@mariasalinas537]

watched this video days before I got hired. Didnt know what it was becuase they are not straightfoward with the job. so misleading, didnt know how the job works completely at all when working until they ask something from you. also they take so much of your time, couldnt think much about it. lasted two weeks and they wanted me to move city with them and they dissapeard without paying completely. so many lies btw, felt second hand embarrassment. the boss bragged about his living, then finidng out he shared rent with one of the emplyees while being married.

[@isaachoverson]

Phenomenal job!

[@Em-wl1tz]

8:58 oh my god. That’s embarrassing. Whats more embarrassing is that i worked in one of these

[@MRMT2000]

I worked for like 2 months in a company like that selling knives in Florida and 2 weeks in NYC selling energy plans hehe

[@jasongallier9707]

I know how grimmy they are I worked there it's all true

[@samarthdhroov]

I appreciate this ...

[@somemysteriousguy7114]

kinda funny how they didn't blur out Zao's address on his paycheck lol

[@robynneRN]

What am I missing? What is the product they are selling exactly?

[@jennifermiller6777]

Robynne H. It depends on the parent company & what office you’re in. I worked in a Dallas office that was owned by Appco & we did charity donations. I got out of the business about a week ago. The business depends on new recruits constantly coming in, and if recruitment stops/stalls offices fall apart. This is because the work is so draining emotionally & financially that people wise up and leave soon. Some people stay for a while and get to “open their own business” and the parent company (Appco, Credico, Smart Circle etc) provides the clients. But very quickly owners realize that the business really isn’t their own because they don’t get to make decisions and are often making less than their reps. It’s a huge scam, don’t let your loved ones fall for it!

[@veronikahorecny6450]

They all have different “products”.. it looks like Credico descendants and most of the similar OGs sell direct tv, energy plans, insurance plans, and less tangible things like policies and packages of sorts that are basically just a rip off. The place I worked for sold mainly random overpriced home goods.. usually “per bundle” so lovesack and Jennifer Adams were two of the nicer ones..but like couches, sheets, beds, often products with massage or temperature change features and the like, almost always at Costco, Walmart or Sam’s club. Almost always more expensive or requiring a big enough bundle to be so high that it was unreasonable compared to most generic, popular insurance plans or what you would end up paying for the same brand at retail price if you actually do a little research. The systems they teach you are literally the most basic, scammy bullshit akin to an infomercial

[@NoblyStoic]

It looks like things changed, they made all the changes after their lawsuit.

[@KenGutierrez01]

When I start a company, I'm not going make these types of mistakes and not discriminate.

[@lordhigglebottum8377]

The people who do exploit will beat you on the market, that's the nature of Capitalism.

[@cinereyes]

Ken Gutierrez ohh nah you still there?

[@bryannaparton4009]

worked at one for free windshields for 3 months , i quit a week ago 😅

[@circular_enigma]

Supposedly they go by market value incorporated now. Beware

[@mrsobanyoun4eva]

Wow so my sister just started working here, she hasn’t told me much about it but the little she has told me coincides with this video exactly. She told me she’s interning for this company Market value. I told her it sounds fishy, told my mom it sounds like a scam. So happy I found this video. I will try to warn her now but she’s pretty hard headed. And she fits the demographic perfectly, young, just graduated, and wants to do business/ marketing

[@C1tyL1fe]

Pretty sad how majority of the salespeople in the videos are black/POC

[@mikehawk9397]

Also they work with charter spectrum. I know everything about these mlms

[@falxie_]

Credico needs to be shut down

[@asterrasdefora]

is it still running? oO

[@smelkamu11]

Does anyone know about a new company like this in NYC called Luxx Consultants

[@PhDDimeKB]

Criterion Worldwide, Loop, any place in the same building as these 2 places

[@turtleanton6539]

It is really insane

[@markrichardson3566]

Starting an mlm is where the $$$$ is

[@mariamariner23]

😩😩😩😩😩 i hate this company

[@mariamariner23]

They have thousands of people

[@OhsoWoobie]

This just like smart circle

[@carsoproductions]

I get this but what i dont get is i sawPeople getting promoted tl assistant managers and opening up there own office. So how is it a scam? Do they not make the amount of money thag was promised to them or what?

[@CrackedBiscuit]

Real Madrid What makes the Management Training Program a scam is that from day one, you're led to believe that at the end of the program, you'll be running a financially independent small company. What isn't disclosed to you is that your business is financially tied to Credico. Your clients are Credico's clients. Your agents are Credico agents, who can't work without a code assigned by Credico. Your agents can only acquire customers and generate revenue with Credico-owned tablets. Your territory is given to you by Credico, and you're strictly prohibited from doing business outside your territory without Credico's approval. You're essentially a franchise manager without Credico disclosing it as a franchise. How exactly, then, are you an "owner"?

[@CrackedBiscuit]

As an "Owner," you own nothing. All you have is a team of guys, a leased office, and your name on a piece of paper. You assume all the risk and liability, while Credico reaps the lionshare of the reward. Because all the assets belong to Credico, you have no business to sell. The only way to make a profit for yourself and retire is to endlessly recruit and promote enough people so you can get a cut from their earnings. All the while you build Credico's business, not your own. That's why the company is a scam.

[@ChristopherLeonJohnson]

Real Madrid the major risk is that you have to sign a paper stating that once you become a "Owner" then you have to give them power of attorney to your bank account thus giving them the right to freeze your accounts or you not being able to touch your own money.

[@ChristopherLeonJohnson]

CrackedBiscuit just like primerica

[@ericlewis8793]

Be warned, Power of 3 looking for people in Toronto! #Scam

[@markrichardson3566]

Please stay away from them

[@LibationsForYou]

I got roped in, waiting for EI because I have a serious hand injury....

[@kerribernard4278]

This is pitiful

[@brothersbylawpodcast5191]

I was in cydcor

[@Varuumb]

i have worked for appco, same shit

[@markrichardson3566]

They will use you

[@1000mizz]

scary

[@MiguelOhara187]

Storm Wallstreet

[@seraphcreed840]

New York city. New York. :)

[@conversationovercoffee]

Thanks... but I'll give myself my own opportunities... but you could invest in my opportunity and that's the opportunity I'd like to give you!... its the opportunity of your lifetime

[@angelinaraeandreoli4925]

Dont hate the game, Hate the player

[@pauldiamond2954]

I own a publishing company and will be stealing the Friday challenges idea for sure! Awesome idea. Eliminate the losers and keep the fun charismatic people? Genius!!! Looks pretty fun if you're not a miserable loser? These two just seem like a pair of whining children. You get paid and then given a company and they expected it to be easy?!? not the smartest individuals these two. All I took from this is that you make no money if you can't sell? Seems pretty fair. I wouldn't buy from these guys either, they seem like a couple of smug losers. They made $140 selling FREE phones?! How can you not sell something thats FREE? McDonalds wouldn't even hire these two! They should become Uber drivers!

[@CrackedBiscuit]

Paul Diamond You completely missed the point. If you tell your salespeople they're independent contractors and in the business for themselves, but at the same time, you dictate their work schedule, require them to clock in at your office every morning and clock out every evening, force them to train other employees, and exercise such a rigid degree of control that they're not free to work on their own accord, then 1) your workers are misclassified as independent contractors, 2) your relationship is that of an employer/employee, and 3), you're violating labor law and owe your workers a fair wage. It's as simple as that.

[@CrackedBiscuit]

It's also worth mentioning that the Department of Labor has sanctioned a multitude of these Credico companies for violations. So if you do feel like emulating their practices like forcing your female colleagues to give a lap dance in a work setting, and you don't mind a judgement and a several thousand dollar fine, by all means, have at it.

[@ForevaABBIEx3]

Paul Diamond lol!

[@MarkSamurai5]

Shit, a McDonald's worker and an uber driver is making more money than a person working at credico lol.

[@deadeye77_7]

Some people fail to amaze me. It is a commission based job & you are an independent contractor so therefore if you suck at sales then you don’t get a lot of money simple. End of the day you chose to work 72 hrs so either get good or stay part of the 99% who complain The business isn’t the problem because there are a lot of people doing well so therefore the problem is you!

[@residentjess]

Cut the bullshit. If something is a commission based job then the independent contractor should be able to pick their hours/decide how many hours they work. But that isn’t the case, is it? They have to go for the morning “atmosphere”, go into the field for 8-10 hours for shit pay. This is unacceptable.

[@shacutehuntyssssx]

@@residentjess exactly!

[@itsrelativ3967]

This is exactly what I was told three times in a row. I realized that what you're saying is also a bullsh*t script you learned to guilt workers to either work harder or quit. You know the whole thing is rigged and that the top earners/leaders are narcissistic snakes giving themselves fake job titles to lure in unsuspecting job seekers. My three paychecks were lowere than promised and I had to figure out who the money was really going to. Thankfully after four weeks I had got the job I really wanted in tech sales.

[@MorganJonesMJ]

I made money, and you guys making it sound super bad :/ lol if you are good at sales you will make good money if not... then it will be a waste... just like any other commission based job.

[@KidBrooklyn]

@caviartears Completely agree. That whole movie was about sour grapes by people who didnt cut it in a tough competitive sales environment. They really need to watch the movie Glengarry Glen Ross with Alec Baldwin.

[@lassjohn3769]

caviartears same I work for them now and I make on average 1100 a week..and these guys lost this lawsuit..they are just sour they can't follow simple systems

[@altonmassson]

That is false. I know people who were at the top in their office, and suddenly one of the energy clients did a chargeback on a low income program and none of the sales people could get paid for those sales. People got $42 checks for working 70 hour weeks, but more importantly, were not even given their commissions at all. In addition, the people who quit after a month or less are NEVER paid, because it supposedly takes 4 weeks for accounts to clear. The offices profit from those accounts, but never pay up even when former sales slaves follow up with them about payment.

[@frankiechase732]

how did they lose the lawsuit if it's still in motion? Caught you on your bull. You can lie to the people but you can't lie to Uncle Sam. You can even google vasto v credico www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/10016787/Vasto_et_al_v_Credico_USA_LLC_et_al

[@ShaunBlackmanVlogs]

caviartears the commission structure is shit, the deals are worth 150 and they only pay like 10 , my sales company pay full wack

[@mikehawk9397]

It’s a fake 😂. People are so gullible

[@jtjoemamma]

Hayden Zimmerman and Kyle Campas are two "owners" who open several of these companies around the country, mainly Ohio, Florida, Virginia, and Georgia. Do not work for these people. Their "businesses" regularly get shut down and have included A-Management of South Florida, A-Events of Atlanta, and Sway Solutions of Ohio.

[@Dani_does_clips]

I don't know about others experiences but PERONALLY... I LOVED IT! Working for them was the best year's of my life & the ONLY reason I'm no longer working for them are because they are now my competitors & I make 10X more money from my little slaves wooooo!!! Funny reading all comments on here from people who just COULDNT HACK THE FIELD!! 😂😂😂 Yes obi at the end hahahahahahaa

[@Backtoschoolandaway]

THIS IS LITERALLY A LIE! Guys I work for one of these companies and even if you don’t make commission you get hourly which is 10 bucks.!!!

[@shacutehuntyssssx]

Lies because I was recently at one I was new so I barely got any sales and worked hours on hours for under £100

[@KidBrooklyn]

I've now watched the entire documentary and I have to say that I am absolutely blown away by how biased, mean-spirited and plain wrong this film is. It felt like watching one of those defamatory, negative political propaganda ads that run during election season. These people were unsuccessful SALESPEOPLE who volunteered into these positions. The back-door "meetings" you showed were 100% normal as far as I'm concerned and are meant to uplift people's spirits as sales can be a very tough and discouraging job for some people. The best sales-forces always have the best team-spirit. In any sales force, there will always be winners & losers, high-performers and under-performers. But when you don't make your sales target you usually have 2 options: Work harder, or quit. But for cryin out loud, ya don't sue! Talk about Sour Grapes! These "attorneys" were depicted as angelic, righteous figures when in fact we know that ambulance-chasing personal-injury contingency lawyers are a major part of everything that's wrong with our modern, overly litigious, overly PC society today. This movie, I'm convinced, is 100% nothing but a shameless hit-job - possibly even funded by or created by associates of the Plaintiffs or Plaintiffs' attorneys in this case. I can't see any other explanation. Shame on you BRIC (usually a very honorable, respectable organization) for falling for this. Anyone should feel free to DM or PM me - I am 100% unconnected to any of the parties and have absolutely no dog in this fight and will stand up to ANY scrutiny .... but (given the unrelated, misleading anti-Wall Street title of the film) I felt compelled to call out a gross wrong when I saw one.. Josh L

[@godlessnation9778]

Why don't you try working in one of these offices, then? See how long it takes before they pressure you to move in with the managers. Took me five days. And they're all too happy with hiring failures. It's one more person they don't have to eventually commit to the promised salary, with. The only way people survive there is by moving into group housing with their managers.

[@KidBrooklyn]

Sales is tough, man... if you can't hack it, ya get out of the Kitchen .. Didn't you ever see Glengarry Glenn Ross for cryin out loud? Alec Baldwin would be turning in his grave if he were dead...

[@godlessnation9778]

It's not tough. I've been in sales my whole life. I made Credico subsidiary's sales quotas for promotions -- you're speaking from the perspective of someone who hasn't been involved. It is a cult. People are underpaid, it is a pyramid scheme, and in order to keep the program going people live with the managers, where they are distilled 24/7 with management pep talks, and can live comfortably on low salaries.

[@godlessnation9778]

Although the one upside is that the training is actually damn effective at selling. It wouldn't take many people too long to see that they used the same direct marketing techniques they teach you to pitch products, in order to pitch you on the job. They're all really great people, who make you feel positive about yourself, and are truly invested in your development -- they have to be. You're their meal ticket.... Just like making a sale, they develop relationships and bonds, before using the pitch to sell you on how great the job is. Building relationships in order to make sales is the biggest part of the program.

[@KidBrooklyn]

GodlessNation Sounds like every successful, respectable and accomplished business with a motivated, driven sales team.

[@angelinaraeandreoli4925]

This is such a small fish review - Finish the movie then you can commentate

[@BRICTV]

Wut?