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Complaint Review: LFK Products LLC
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| LFK Products LLC 5342 Clark Rd #117
Internet, Florida United States of America |
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LFK Products LLC Paradise Freebies Paying to make money Internet, Florida
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This was an ad to work on craigslist.com. When you call the person, you find they direct you to a website where a video tells you to place ads online and make money when people call you. It says you pay no money and it is not a scam. When I wanted more information, I was emailed this website and told I had to get credits by buying/trying offers, which included using my credit card. This site is somehow linked to this "job offer" or people that put out these ads. I never got the job information because I didn't want to pay for a bunch of trial offers online. You have to pay first, then you make money on a marketing website where there is no information about the job....can't be good.
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LFK Products, LLC
AUTHOR: realitycheck - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, September 19, 2012
I am a 1099 independent contractor with the LFK Products LLC job offer working from home. I would like to respond to the comments posted stating that "this can't be good". I have proof in my PayPal account that I got paid for my work with LFK Products LLC. It is legit.
I have a degree in advertising and have worked in sales for 18 years. After watching the video website that is referred to in the complaint, I got back to my agent that referred me there as instructed (which the person didn't bother to do after they watched the introductory video as evidenced by the statement "I never got the job information"). When talking to my agent, I learned that I would need a credit card to complete the free trials with the advertisers and there may also be some trial offers that I might like to try that would charge a nominal fee of $1 or more.
At that point I made a decision to sign up for the orientation and go to work, much like when I responded to a sales job ad that did not tell me in the ad that I would need to purchase a sales kit to work the job, but later found that out during the process of interviews and orientation prior to starting the job. I certainly did not think I was being scammed or ripped off on those jobs, so no reason to think so with this job.
I spent all of $9 to have the tools to make great money from home and I got to try out some great products with zero or minimal cost ....there are no sour grapes here. Part of the job training is to do the trial offers so that a worker has the experience of what they will be doing. I think of it as providing the "tools to do the job".
These trial offers are with well known brand name companies that have contracted with LFK Products, LLC to assist them in their advertising efforts. Do you really think companies like Equifax and Transunion would be part of a scam? Hardly. There are always people in any company that are "neggies" and victims and go around spewing their venom onto anyone who will listen. Well, now with the internet and places like RipOff Report, we have a breeding ground for that kind of behavior. It is reckless and irresponsible.
LFK Products LLC has been in the incentive advertising industry for well over 5 years and now has this undeserved "lone wolf"complaint. I suggest the poster decide if they really do want a job, because quite frankly this is some of the easiest work I have ever done, working when I choose with no boss over me, and it cost me less than the gas to drive one day to a job for training in order to have the "tools" to do the job. I have spent well over $250 for my tools to start jobs with other companies. This is a legitimate company assisting people in a tough economy to be able to make decent p/t and f/t money working from home.
Now, in all fairness to the poster, maybe they got a "bad apple" agent. Have you ever had a bad hair cut? Did you then decide that getting your hair cut was a scam? I think you get my point. Hope this helps those of you looking for a legitimate work from home job.
I have a degree in advertising and have worked in sales for 18 years. After watching the video website that is referred to in the complaint, I got back to my agent that referred me there as instructed (which the person didn't bother to do after they watched the introductory video as evidenced by the statement "I never got the job information"). When talking to my agent, I learned that I would need a credit card to complete the free trials with the advertisers and there may also be some trial offers that I might like to try that would charge a nominal fee of $1 or more.
At that point I made a decision to sign up for the orientation and go to work, much like when I responded to a sales job ad that did not tell me in the ad that I would need to purchase a sales kit to work the job, but later found that out during the process of interviews and orientation prior to starting the job. I certainly did not think I was being scammed or ripped off on those jobs, so no reason to think so with this job.
I spent all of $9 to have the tools to make great money from home and I got to try out some great products with zero or minimal cost ....there are no sour grapes here. Part of the job training is to do the trial offers so that a worker has the experience of what they will be doing. I think of it as providing the "tools to do the job".
These trial offers are with well known brand name companies that have contracted with LFK Products, LLC to assist them in their advertising efforts. Do you really think companies like Equifax and Transunion would be part of a scam? Hardly. There are always people in any company that are "neggies" and victims and go around spewing their venom onto anyone who will listen. Well, now with the internet and places like RipOff Report, we have a breeding ground for that kind of behavior. It is reckless and irresponsible.
LFK Products LLC has been in the incentive advertising industry for well over 5 years and now has this undeserved "lone wolf"complaint. I suggest the poster decide if they really do want a job, because quite frankly this is some of the easiest work I have ever done, working when I choose with no boss over me, and it cost me less than the gas to drive one day to a job for training in order to have the "tools" to do the job. I have spent well over $250 for my tools to start jobs with other companies. This is a legitimate company assisting people in a tough economy to be able to make decent p/t and f/t money working from home.
Now, in all fairness to the poster, maybe they got a "bad apple" agent. Have you ever had a bad hair cut? Did you then decide that getting your hair cut was a scam? I think you get my point. Hope this helps those of you looking for a legitimate work from home job.
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