direct buy Scam on Queens blvd woodside New York

I'm not sure how long you have been affiliated with direct buy, but I'm telling you exactly how it went when I went there. I would suggest that you visit this location under the guise of just a regular attendee and come back and try to refute anything that I said. It cannot be done, unless they have changed their sell tactics, which I'm sure they have not.
 You seemed to focus on the $300 but you didn't seem to say much about all the other tactics I mentioned, which lead me to think that you believed the other parts of my report.

So why would I be truthful about everything else but lie about not getting my $300 back? I spoke directly to the owner of this location in Queens and I told him I had a change of heart and wanted to cancel the contract. He said that he would extend the 3 day cancellation period and that he wanted me to come back in and have another look around and if I still wanted to cancel, he would do it.

I wasn't able to do it and by the time I got in contact with the corporate office, it was too late. Realistically, the owner should have just agreed to cancel the contract as soon as I told him I wanted to cancel it. Period. Actually, before I spoke to the owner, I was given the runaround by a few of the other employees. They were all trying to convince me that canceling was a bad idea. When I insisted, they said I would have to speak to the owner but of course he wasn't available at the moment. They stalled just enough for the 3 day period to expire basically. 

I work for one of the marketing companies that gets qualified couples into the presentations at Direct Buy (and other companies) with an ethical bribe (vacation, electronic device, and/or coupons for dinner) in exchange for 90 minutes of their time to attend a no-obligation tour of the showroom.  Every location has a 3 day right of rescission and many have a 30 day Change your mind clause, so it is hard for me to believe you couldn't get back your $300 simply because you handed them your money...especially when you hadn't finished signing or filling out the paperwork.

We evaluate each company's policies so we can be clear of knowing who we are sending our referrals to and would never work with a company that took peoples' money.