alrighty enough, whoever works or doesnt work for them great...i guess business owners have nothing else better to do than sit on here and diss a company thats been around for ages. They are trying to make a living as you should be. If youre not interested, answer them and tell them no or at least hear them out. They have helpful resources on checking out other companies' credit...they have to survive just like you...do you offer your "worthless services" for free? probably not, prob the contrary, you charge TOO much. long and short of it (thats what she said) be honest, be nice, one day you might actually have a sales staff and have to deal with the same things. And the DNL is not violated if you have a DUNS # and there is a legit reason for calling, so get it right. I get calls from stuff I am supposed signed up for or a customer of despite my registry on the good old DNL list...come on now. church son. and lastly creditbuilders are even offered, so times of changed and get over it, etc etc. are you stoops? DUNN and b-street, ur making that ish up.
I am a recruiter and these people call me all the time to see who my clients are in the Raleigh area. They ask me if my job postings are real and is it for "such and such" company. I don't answer the phone when I see the number, but when I ignore them they call back every five seconds!
They are looking for people to purchase their worthless credit builder programs. They state your not a legitimate company unless you purchase the credit program....these clowns will never learn. You catch more fly's with honey then with vinegar.
alrighty enough, whoever works or doesnt work for them great...i guess business owners have nothing else better to do than sit on here and diss a company thats been around for ages. They are trying to make a living as you should be. If youre not interested, answer them and tell them no or at least hear them out. They have helpful resources on checking out other companies' credit...they have to survive just like you...do you offer your "worthless services" for free? probably not, prob the contrary, you charge TOO much. long and short of it (thats what she said) be honest, be nice, one day you might actually have a sales staff and have to deal with the same things. And the DNL is not violated if you have a DUNS # and there is a legit reason for calling, so get it right. I get calls from stuff I am supposed signed up for or a customer of despite my registry on the good old DNL list...come on now. church son. and lastly creditbuilders are even offered, so times of changed and get over it, etc etc. are you stoops? DUNN and b-street, ur making that ish up.