Auction123 Stealing From Its Reps, treating Contractors Like Employees, Breaking Contracts ripoff Fort Lauderdale Florida

My family and I rely on this company for income and my concern is growing. I believe I have been fooled into believing that I "Own My Territory" by this company. I have heard stories about managers/reps getting turned off and for no good reason. That leads me to these questions: Do I really own my own business? Am I going to be guaranteed anything? Who am I really building the business for - My family or for them.

When I first started, I had some great luck. Opened a few large full-service accounts and a few smaller ones that I felt would not last. Recently I lost a few of those full-service accounts to the corporate office selling them on the self-service tool. I was not happy. That was my income, my hard work, and my account. I don't think they had any right selling to an active client of mine.

That was the first time (not the last) that I was abused by A123.

I think that the office is pitted against us out here in the field. They turn active customers to direct customers and they dont pay their contractors in the field. We own the customer relationship.

The new service release has been a big disappointment. A123 is going to take 35% of the per car fee.

These are my clients and my relationships. I have spent a lot of time pounding the pavement getting Auction123 in the door. The bottom line is that they are doing business with A123 because of me and my knowledge. I don't think that I should just turn over these relationships without getting something in return from A123. I have not been impressed with the support from the A123 and certainly not from the owners.

This company treats us like employees instead of contractors. That's the bottom line. They have over 125 reps across the untied states and we should all be paid back our taxes. A class action is needed.

Don
edna, Alabama
U.S.A.