Reply With Quotewe are finally getting our dues is all. expect to see a lot more of us within the next few years. we already doubled in size in a short time, gotta get rid of the growing pains before we do it again.Originally Posted by The Closer
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I've climbed a cellphone tower
would love to know which stores it happened at. we have never gotten anything below a perfect on our greets in our mystery shops. was it here in CF or in our northern FL stores?
i use to work in VA and am now in CF. have been since we first opened here in fl and even helped open our jacksonville market.
to the OP, radioshacksucks.
I've climbed a cellphone tower
we are finally getting our dues is all. expect to see a lot more of us within the next few years. we already doubled in size in a short time, gotta get rid of the growing pains before we do it again.
I've climbed a cellphone tower
Based on your description, I'd say you were Cheyenne, but you're not bouncing off the walls nearly enough.
I've climbed a cellphone tower
rofl, chey is a great guy but i'm not him. just part of the crew that works with him. the CF dream team i guess you could say.
Phone Collector
I read that ripp off report and I agree with it 100% . I didnt write it but the guy took the words right out of my mouth. First it took me 3 months before i got my first pay check. Tthey would give me loans to live off of but thats bout it . I continued to work for 6 more months. Out of that six months I had to pay a lawyer 400 dollars to become an llc just to work for them. Right after I quit it was strange that nothing ever came up missing during any of my shifts but sudennly lots of stuff came up missing. Then to top it off they claimed i mad like 20 thousand more than I got paid for on my tax form. So any of you thinking bout joining up PLease stay far far away. They will tell you this the greatest job ever (and it can be if your one of the favorites or higher up) . Think of it this way it is a professional(and i use that word loosely) frat.
I've climbed a cellphone tower
looks like there are problems in the AL market...heard the south GA market was pretty bad too.
Phone Collector
Well this was about 2 years ago so I dont know if theyve changed thing around or not. I do know that reading that rip off report brought back the exact thing that happened to me
I've climbed a cellphone tower
well with a company our size you are bound to have a few disgruntled people. we have over 200 stores and a couple thousand sales reps. the overwhelming majority will tell you it's a great job. very few have bad things to say about it.
Phone fan
HOLY SLOW DATABASE 20 minutes for a bill of sale DAMN
I can dial without looking
That is correct. We all know cellularsales is the great Andrew. Ain't that right Andrew?
Phone fan
who am i? OR 058
CSOKICF043 = Chris R.
Banned for Spamming
EC (charleston) market here
I've climbed a cellphone tower
wrong
but keep trying.
I can dial without looking
That was supposed to be an insult. Barbour.
I can dial without looking
...is a screaming train wreck. The RipoffReport.com complaints pertaining to other markets are pretty accurate for Alabama. The company's being sued in Alabama too, and there are investigators working in the stores documenting everything.
The problem with this business is that the head honchos have realized that they can make even more money by sticking their non-employee employees with the all of the costs of running the business. A top salesman at corporate in the Birmingham market makes about $90,000.00 a year, but a CSOKI sales rep. can only hope to gross about $60,000.00 before CSOKI starts charging back anything they can imagine.
It begs the question of why a dealer would bother with CSOKI and just go work for corporate. CSOKI does next to no background investigation (they Google your name) so there's no telling what the "dealers" have been up to before they started work at CSOKI, where they have access to an enormous supply of customers' personal information.
The big lie is that the work is presented initially as an employment opportunity, but you discover very quickly that you really are in business for yourself, and that you are in competition with CSOKI, which just encourages fraud. There are at least, at last count, six different frauds being routinely perpetrated by CSOKI on its customers, including data slamming, upgrade slamming (including commission and equipment fraud), sales of used equipment as new, rebate fraud, charging sales tax on labor, and line flipping.
And those are just the frauds they foist off on customers. They have a whole different set of frauds they employ against their dealers. The corporate rep's who deal with them are constantly hammering them for fraudulent schemes which are promoted by management.
New "dealers" are forced to charter LLC's so CSOKI can skirt laws making their treatment of individual contractors illegal, but that will only end up exposing the dealers to charges of tax evasion since their corporations exist solely to buffer CSOKI from legal issues. These dealer-owned companies don't operate like corporations, and that will only buffer CSOKI for so long before the dealers turn on them under pressure from the IRS.
CSOKI is a scam that meets key definitions under RICO. Whether you're a customer or a job-seeker, steer clear of them.
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