Prolific Promotions, Inc., KingCo Promotions, Inc., Chipio Windshield Repair, LLC. Owner of Prolific Promotions: Failure to pay wages, lying to get you in the door, pyramid scheme... Kennesaw, Georgia

I am an ex-employee of KingCo Promotions and the statements said are not entirely true.  The company owner is a reputable, outstanding man.  The job description is that of a "salesman/person" and as such, you are to be charismatic, charming, and a "brown-noser".  Companies such as Ford, Chevy, Honda, Walmart and any sales jobs have the exact same procedures when it comes to making sales and sales quotas.  Which in any sales persons case, the use of double meanings or rather not telling everything is used.  But if asked certain questions, the information is disclosed. 

If the person posting had actually went in with an open mind and a hard sales drive, they might have had the pleasure as i have to be empployed with them and reap the benefits that the job included 9as was said by the owner).  The pay is only commision based yes, and it starts at $18, yes it does.  After working my way up im to the company, my ending posotion being assistant manager, my pay rate went from $18 purely commision to $26 dollars commision $8 overhead for employees under me that i was responsible for and had trained. 

In light of the training.  The training for a basic windshield tech is an overnight class that you can take for a full week and pay for at any tech school (i looked it up).  The classes that you would pay a tech school for are the equevalent of the training that was given to all employees upon employment.  For we were not actually replacing windshields but patching small cracks in them.  So hours and weeks of classes is not required.  And in the event that an employee destroys a customers windshield, the company replaces that person windshield free of charge to them without the contact of the customers insurance. 

The way everything works is like this: We set up shop at a destination where we then proceeded to clean everyones windshield with the starting pitch " We're having an appreciation day" or "We're here on behalf of Dare program cleaning and inspecting winshields to make sure everyone is driving safely?" We clan and inspect windshield, engage person in conversation. And 9 times out of 10, there will be a chip in the glass(microchip) or spider/bubble crack in the windshield as all windhields on vehicles that are driven on roads do. We point out the damage, and inform them that we can repair it at no out of pocket cost.  Why do they not have to pay for it.  Most ppl have comprehensive coverage included in their insurance. So with this coverage, they have the option of fixing things like a small crack or chip in windshield that in turn saves the insurance company money by them not taking the risk of it cracking the entire winshield to a point it needs to be replaced.  The reason we did not do those with State farm insurance in most cases is that most with State Farm have a deductable on their comp coverage and Georgia State Farm does not wave that deductable for thier policy holders.  which would mean they would have to pay thier deductable in order to get any cracks or chips patched. 

The previous person stated that they learned that the customers later have trouble with their insurance, is false in that it depends on the policy holder themselves.  If they are the type of policy holder that never calls their provider making various claims, is late with payments, has numerous tickets on their record of course they will have a hard time with thier provider.  Who wouldn't?  I have actually had mine and my husbands vehicles as well as my mothers and other family members vehicles have thier windshield patched via this company in the last year.  We have had no problems with our inssurance at all. 

This company is as prestigues as any other sales company with marals and respect amongst coworkers.  But we were also a family that took care of each other.  This company does not only set up shop at local gas stations and car washes (all of which were contracted for their presense) but also Army Bases, Walmarts, Krogers, Dollar general Stores. The list goes on and on of the places that had contracts with this company.

I had the pleasure of traveling to various place (Virginia, Florida, California) as well as compete in sales for various rewards ( all expense paid cruise to Cancoon).  The business model may be unorthadox to many on first imperssions but it is a legitimate business that has ample opportunity for growth, and to develop skills that last lifetimes. 

Though i am no longer employeed with the company, a pregnancy that would not allow me to work in the conditions required, I would gladely take a position with this company again and start over from the bottom if i could.