Xtreme Promotions - Bruno Alvim - Cydcor Multi-level Marketing Scam Corporate Cult Door-to-Door Scam Atlanta Georgia

I wanted to thank you both for your reports on Xtreme, Inc and Wentworth, Inc. I had an interview with BOTH companies tomorrow (1/26) but after reading these reports I've decided to email them and decline the positions. I tried researching their websites but they're each extremely vague and never explained beyond "management" position on each of their websites. I'm a recent graduate from an Atlanta institute and I believe that I deserve a far better career opportunity than a company that hustles people out of money.

Again, thank you guys for your honest comments and keeping me out of a harmful career!

I wanted to thank you both for your reports on Xtreme, Inc and Wentworth, Inc. I had an interview with BOTH companies tomorrow (1/26) but after reading these reports I've decided to email them and decline the positions. I tried researching their websites but they're each extremely vague and never explained beyond "management" position on each of their websites. I'm a recent graduate from an Atlanta institute and I believe that I deserve a far better career opportunity than a company that hustles people out of money.

Again, thank you guys for your honest comments and keeping me out of a harmful career!

I wanted to thank you both for your reports on Xtreme, Inc and Wentworth, Inc. I had an interview with BOTH companies tomorrow (1/26) but after reading these reports I've decided to email them and decline the positions. I tried researching their websites but they're each extremely vague and never explained beyond "management" position on each of their websites. I'm a recent graduate from an Atlanta institute and I believe that I deserve a far better career opportunity than a company that hustles people out of money.

Again, thank you guys for your honest comments and keeping me out of a harmful career!

I wanted to thank you both for your reports on Xtreme, Inc and Wentworth, Inc. I had an interview with BOTH companies tomorrow (1/26) but after reading these reports I've decided to email them and decline the positions. I tried researching their websites but they're each extremely vague and never explained beyond "management" position on each of their websites. I'm a recent graduate from an Atlanta institute and I believe that I deserve a far better career opportunity than a company that hustles people out of money.

Again, thank you guys for your honest comments and keeping me out of a harmful career!

I was formely employed by Bruno Alvim and Extreme promotions. I was only a 22 year old, at the time, with nothing but restaraunt employment history. The opportunity seemed like something that could be promissing. I had started college for business management 2 months prior to getting hired so I figured they'd fit together well. I even considered dropping out of school because the job would teach me everything I needed to know about the field. I'm glad I didn't do that.

It was a job like none other I ever had. Suit and ties, nice clothes, etc. I could do this, I thought. It was until I finally learned how this system works. At first I'd come across people in the field that had all of their AT&T services billed seperately. I helped them bundle their services into one bill. Ok, that's good, saving them a little money. I make $5, that's easy. Then I learned, from people higher than me that you have to play dirty in order to be successful.

I was showed by my leaders how to take advantage of certain people and sign them up for unneccessary services. Example; I came across an elderly gentleman who was paying $17 for both home phone AND internet. That's a really good deal. They taught us to respond to every price the customer says with "Really, why are you paying so much?" or "are you paying your neighbors bill, too?". For this man, I couldn't do that. $17 is a d**n good deal but my leader stepped in to help out. Telling the elderly man he wasn't a "complete package member". He then aided me in jacking this retired man who had been with AT&T for more than 20 years' bill up to around 60 something dollars. We took complete advantage of this man.

I was later fired but was kind of glad. I learned some helpful business tips but felt bad for doing what I'd do to the customers. Sorry, if you were one of them but unfortunately, when you have bills you have to do what you have to do. Unfortunately, this company is staying alive because they actuaklly do help people but it's nowhere near the amount of people they screw over. which is a lot.