Red Rock Corp. Solutions - Jon Monitjo from the inside. Las Vegas Nevada

Here's what I know because I was very close to the inside. Most claim to be christians, but aren't very christian-like. They cuss and get upset when they don't "close a sale." They have some people with know-how, but those usually aren't the ones sharing information. There are many layers to this company, and the more money you spend, the more importance you have with them. Their legal department is a lawyer who can barely ever be reached. The rest of "legal" is 3 secretaries with "fill in the blanks" documents to "personalize" your articles of incorporation, and the like. The $298 offer is nice, but most people walk out with at least a bill of $498 or more. They are a constant revolving door of employees. There's a huge lack of organization. Most people there walk on pins and needles. This is one place with too many chiefs and not enough indians. They go back on their word, be mindful. The more important they feel your business might be, the more people they'll put around that table with you. It's all sales, there really isn't anything more to say than that. All I know is that I know of at least one client who paid thousands and got nothing in return. They speak of a credit building program that guarantees success towards getting loans. Doesn't work, even worse, it's illegal. You pay all that money for some business cards (about 5 contacts). Then, once you are in, they will show you and tell you ways to mask what you're doing to keep it under the business, and back it up with paperwork. So, they know some legal loopholes, and are more than willing to share them, if you've paid the proper price to retain them for the year. The whole place stinks of bad business. Someone seriously needs to send some undercovers there.

Joseph
Las Vegas, Nevada
U.S.A.