Agility/AGI Marketing SCAM/LIES/DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME/SALES Centennial Colorado

Just as an FYI guys they changed their name.... AGAIN  he now is running Instinct Marketing Concepts. Same company, same scam, same terrible "owner". 

I wish I would've known it was the same company before i wasted 2 weeks of my life.  BEWARE Instinct (Agility, AGI whatever he goes by now) is NOT the place for anyone with any sanity. 

SCAM

SCAM

Instinct

AGI

Agility

Centennial, CO

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Caleb Sims

To all of those who have read my report on this company, I'm hoping you read the rebuttal before this one by the owner of the company. I'm sure it may look familiar. as it was copied and pasted here word-for-word from a previous rebuttal he made on a different report on this same site.

Now, I don't know about you all, but doesn't it seem a little off that this man spends enough time looking for all the complaints that have been made about his company to have had to copy and paste the text as a rebuttal onto this report? 

Sorry, Mr. Sims, but if you truly believed your "firm" wasn't the scam company that it is, you wouldn't have to even think about looking online to find all the numerous complaints about Agility, AGI Marketing, or what ever it is that you are calling it now.

I also find it humorous how he finds it completely appropriate to say that he has to refrain from calling those who speak negatively about his company "words". Strong words I'm sure; very classy, Mr.Sims. I've never met a professional who spoke this way, none from a successful, honest company anyway. 

I do appreciate the attention you have brought to my report though, God Bless You. 

Hi guys--my name is Caleb Sims. Normally it's not really my style to respond to something like this, as it takes a fool to argue with one, but I've worked tremendously hard to put myself in a position to run and own my own business (just as any entrepreneur), and I've finally deemed that the egregious nature of this post warrants some type of response. 

Let me start by saying that I am a Tufts University graduate, which was recently ranked in the top 10 in the US for smartest students. I answered an ad in Boston when I was 21 years old, fresh out of school. I got several job offers for what the author of this post would call "real jobs" but none that had the same growth potential that I saw with this company. My interviewer was a Cornell grad with a Business Management and Entrepreneurship double major--I decided he would be a pretty good guy to learn from. He certainly was not the type of person to work for a "scam" company. 

I loved the challenge of the field pretty much right away as it developed my communication skills, confidence, and mentality tremendously. I understood and appreciated it. Along the way, I also read posts like the one above, but thank God I was smart enough to understand why someone would post something like this. This is a business where literally nothing is handed to you and you get what you deserve. Unfortunately, I am a member of the laziest generation in the history of forever, where everyone feels as though they are somehow owed something. God forbid you actually have to work for your money. I grossed 42,000 dollars in the 10 months I spent in the field. I was very much OK with this, especially considering the education that I received during those 10 months.

By July of 2011, I was a capable business owner. I proved it by making 125k running a business when I was 22 years old. EVERY person who walks through the door has the same opportunity that I did--its up to them what they make of it. I am 25 now and have I have made tremendous friends and business partners along the way. I'm invested in their lives in much more than a monetary sense and words can't describe how much I care about them. "Lying to a friend" is something that I'd never stand for and I have 1000 examples out there that would tell you the same thing.

At the end of the day, there are going to be haters along the way in most any entrepreneurial venture. Study literally ANY successful entrepreneur and you will find this information. Jim Rohn calls is "steering clear of the 97%". For the record, Smart Circle International has countless reputable clients (Home Depot, Direct TV, Subway sandwiches, the New York Yankees, Costco, Sam's Club, and the list goes on). These clients have undoubtedly read posts like this one--and they are still clients because they understand the "why" behind it. Being an entrepreneur is not for everyone and the strong survive. Who posts something like this anonymously anyways? I'll refrain from the words that I'd call them. If you'd like to discuss any of a aforementioned I encourage you to contact me directly at 781 572 1793. Thank You