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Complaint Review: Premium Savings Group
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| Premium Savings Group 1906 STRAND
MISSOULA, Montana United States of America |
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Premium Savings Group ripoff MISSOULA Montana
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I started a new job, let's say 2 months ago, the date is not important. So 2 months ago I stumble onto this well paying job starting 9$/hr with tons of bonus's depending upon how good of sales person you were. (later on I learned salesman could easily be replaced with liar)
I instantly liked the job, since my previous job had lasted 2 days. So as the days went by, questions arose from customers such as, "what is the interest rate on the card?". This is where I first became suspicious. I had asked the lady working next to me, her response was to make it up.
I had been given a script to follow, guidelines. As the days past I began to realize more and more what was going on. Everyone on each side of me was spouting different garble that didn't match up.
One day I checked out the name 'Premium Savings Group' online and found this site. By this time I was well aware of what I was doing. Now I admit and apologize from the bottom of my heart to the people who I sold "credit cards" to. I asked my boss if people actually got cards which she responded with, "yes, they just have to send in the application". So, I stayed for the rest of my 2nd week.
By the end of the week, I had turned out about 25 sales (which they keep track of on a big white board like a f***ing horse race, and reward generously with CaSH, CaSH, CaSH) and my stomach was sick from doing it.
In the 2 weeks I worked there I learned a lot. People will do anything for money. People. All kinds. Grandmas, teenagers, middle aged fathers, people from different countries. I can NOT. I will admit I did for the short period I mentioned and I am deeply sorry. Understand that if I had the numbers of the people I sold to I would quickly call them to let them know.
People, I am telling you, this IS a scam! It's a call center. With people who have no morals running it. If you have bought something from them, call your bank, cancel your account. They are greedy f**king pigs.
Mike Liking, NorthWest Territories
Canada
I instantly liked the job, since my previous job had lasted 2 days. So as the days went by, questions arose from customers such as, "what is the interest rate on the card?". This is where I first became suspicious. I had asked the lady working next to me, her response was to make it up.
I had been given a script to follow, guidelines. As the days past I began to realize more and more what was going on. Everyone on each side of me was spouting different garble that didn't match up.
One day I checked out the name 'Premium Savings Group' online and found this site. By this time I was well aware of what I was doing. Now I admit and apologize from the bottom of my heart to the people who I sold "credit cards" to. I asked my boss if people actually got cards which she responded with, "yes, they just have to send in the application". So, I stayed for the rest of my 2nd week.
By the end of the week, I had turned out about 25 sales (which they keep track of on a big white board like a f***ing horse race, and reward generously with CaSH, CaSH, CaSH) and my stomach was sick from doing it.
In the 2 weeks I worked there I learned a lot. People will do anything for money. People. All kinds. Grandmas, teenagers, middle aged fathers, people from different countries. I can NOT. I will admit I did for the short period I mentioned and I am deeply sorry. Understand that if I had the numbers of the people I sold to I would quickly call them to let them know.
People, I am telling you, this IS a scam! It's a call center. With people who have no morals running it. If you have bought something from them, call your bank, cancel your account. They are greedy f**king pigs.
Mike Liking, NorthWest Territories
Canada
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Genuine Employer?
AUTHOR: Robbie - (Canada)
SUBMITTED: Friday, October 08, 2004
Mike. I went to pick up my last check today from Premium Savings Group and was mistaken for you. My boss, who had never actually talked to me until today believed I had filed your report.
Now though I agree with everything you say, if I were to file such a report, I would not be shy about admitting to it.
My ex boss and I had a semi interesting chat where we both expressed our concerns. No though I do believe there's some shady business going on I also believe he is unaware of alot of it. Now I am not saying that makes it right, I am only saying that it is possible that he is unaware. From the 15 minutes we talked, he did seem genuine in conversation.
Perhaps he may like to post a response in his defense?
Now though I agree with everything you say, if I were to file such a report, I would not be shy about admitting to it.
My ex boss and I had a semi interesting chat where we both expressed our concerns. No though I do believe there's some shady business going on I also believe he is unaware of alot of it. Now I am not saying that makes it right, I am only saying that it is possible that he is unaware. From the 15 minutes we talked, he did seem genuine in conversation.
Perhaps he may like to post a response in his defense?
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