Ultimate Business Services Liars, Cheats and Thieves. PROMISE EVERYTHING and GIVE NOTHING... Deerfield Beach, Florida

You keep modifing your story. Where's the part where you screwed the company as you sat in Starbucks for two weeks?

This is from another post and your story is now different

(Per one of the "several post" you have made)

I like this response to your obvious fantasy

I want to respond to your multiple slanderous post plastered all over ROR in several locations. You know what they say about people who say "here's the truth" ? You stated ..."I worked for this company as well, for three weeks" .... but screwed the company out of two plus weeks pay while you  (here's that phrase again),.... "Truth be told, after about a week and change of giving this an honest effort, I realized I had been lied to. I would show up for the 8 am pep rally/meeting and then go hang out at Starbucks with my laptop looking for another job".  What did you tell your employer when you lied to them about working? What did you tell your family while you sat in Starbucks and played on the internet? Let me guess "here's the truth". It makes me sick to think that people really want to work and you worked a few days and did nadda and screwed UBS out of weeks pay. Who is "the rip off"? 

You stated ..."having been involved in professional sales for much of my career, I found myself looking for work after being laid off due to the economic downturn". Excuse me but professional salespeople are the last to be laid off because they produce revenue for the company, they keep it running. How much revenue did you bring to UBS or the last sales job? Were you an asset or a liability? Professional sales people make it happen, they don't start a career and then hide in Starbucks and play video games.

You stated ...." I was promised HOT leads, a turnkey program that couldn't lose, and $750 per week in training pay, plus car and cell phone allowances. What I got was leads that were between 3 and 5 years old (true story)".  So they promised that you were an order taker ? People just called in and said deliver the products? Why do they need salespeople if people were just flocking to the phones to call in orders? I don't believe it, no other reasonable person believes it and your attempt to defame UBS will end you up in court. 

You stated .... "Finally, they attempted to withhold my last paycheck. They pay a week behind, so after I was terminated for not producing, I was still owed a week of pay. After trying to be nice, I had a friend who is an attorney draft a letter. I firmly believe that that was the only reason I got that check"  Are you for real ? You were terminated for not producing because you were screwing the company and your family while you sat in Starbucks.  Does the wife and family know or did you tell them  "truth be told"you got screwed because of the economic downturn.

Get out of Starbucks and go to work.  If you have a friend (debateable), who is an attorney I think you may want to consult him on your statements that you have posted on the internet. 

I can pretty much assure you dont have the guts to post your name before they subpoena Ripp off report and get your name and url address,  The facts are, you are still sitting in Starbucks blaming everone else you your lack of effort to be a responsible member of society.

Oh, and tomorrow when you're sucking off unemployment and slurping down coffee while I'm at work making money I'm sure you will have plenty of time to find  the incorrect spelling of a word or two and file another stupid reply.  

To the original poster, I'm sorry to see that

you were bullied into recanting your statement. Perhaps this whole thread is an

attempt by UBS to fool people. Either way, this is my experience and I stand by

it. I

worked for this company as well, for three weeks. Having been involved in

professional sales for much of my career, I found myself looking for work after

being laid off due to the economic downturn.







I was promised HOT leads, a turnkey program that couldn't lose, and $750 per

week in training pay, plus car and cell phone allowances. What I got was leads

that were often years old (many of them had rejected service previously), a

corporate culture and sales system based on deception and deliberately inflated

statistics, and a pay structure that reverted to minimum wage if you didn't

convince 3 businesses to take on the free* trial in your VERY FIRST week. No

product training to speak of, no support (front or back end); here are your

brochures, go sell. By the way, we're out of professional, color brochures.

Take these black and white photocopies with you true story). Then we get into

the obscene numbers you'd have to post to get the car and cell money. In my

tenure, not one front line rep qualified. There were only two people left on

the sales force who were there when I started.







Now let's talk about pay issues. They pay a week behind, so after busting my

a*s for two weeks, I looked forward to getting paid for it. A

"communication error" lead to my paperwork not being filed with the

corporate office in time. I was informed that I would be paid the following

Friday. That was unacceptable to me, and I made it very clear that I had the

resources at my disposal to initiate legal action. I had to drive up to Broward

to get that check. Finally, they attempted to withhold my last paycheck. After

I was terminated for not producing (which very few people do), I was still owed

a week of pay. After trying to be nice and getting nothing but the runaround in

return, I had to make the DM aware that I knew of their reputation and that,

once again, I was fully willing and able to take legal action. I firmly believe

that that was the only reason I got that check mailed to me.







The only way I think they make money is by the sales managers poaching the

warmest leads from people who give them an honest effort and succumb to the

inevitable. On most of these forums, you have the occasional response and

threat from a current employee. There's a VERY good reason that their posts are

outnumbered as badly as they are. This is not a "promising

opportunity"; it is a fraud.

I, William Judd, admit to being the author of the posting that appears at RipoffReport.com Report #815443.  I regret making the posting because the statements I made therein are not true and never have been.  Therefore, I hereby unequivocally retract all statements I made in my posting, effective immediately, and offer an unqualified apology for any harm caused by my posting.