Handicapped & Disadvantaged Employment For-profit company sells vastly over-priced products while claiming to support the handicapped. Phoenix Arizona

This company presents itself as supporting handicapped and disadvantaged workers by selling vastly over-priced products (i.e. over $100 for a box of incandescent light bulbs). They are a for-profit company that also sells cleaning supplies, garbage bags, trash liners, room air fresheners - all incredibly over-priced.

After ordering a couple of times, and seeing how little I was getting for my money, I grew suspicious. I asked the telemarketer if he could direct me to a website or send information with my order describing exactly how his company supports the handicapped and how many they employ. His response:

"We are a small company we don't do that kind of thing."

I asked him to take me off their list and stop calling me until they could provide me with more information.

About six months later, they called again. This time I told them I am on the National Do-Not Call Registry.

They are very persistent, and the typical sales pitch is very Christian-oriented. They often call right before the Christmas holiday, presumably trying to catch people at a time when they are feeling generous.

After extensive searching, I have found no evidence this company actually supports the handicapped & disadvantaged - and the company is unwilling to provide this evidence.

I strongly recommend you do not buy anything from them.
Donate to a reputable charity instead.

Kevin
Rochester, New York
U.S.A.