Hidden camera uncovers exploitation and pressure-selling at direct sales firm 

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I was thinking the same thing

Yeah I’m sure this is why you rarely donate

@@muaythaiplaylist Well that and the Admin sucking up the profits and the owners getting fat off the profits too.

Was it national death children society and where was your company/branch based may I ask?

@@m1szn38 yes it is the national death children society and i do remember they would have 2 companies working in one building. one is swan marketing.

An NDCS canvasser came to my door the other week, I just said no thank you out my window. He came back later and stood at my door for ages tapping away on a tablet.

Goldstream or emora?

@@joshparker1517 neither, it was called epiphany promotions, they had another office upstairs but the name escapes me mate

It’s called devilcorp their are thousands in the Uk. Massive MLM network.

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Yeah same here. I'm based in a leeds office doing british red cross Residntial and I love this job lol. 500-1000 a week lol

r u still working there? what part of the training program r u at?@@XavierPersuades

100% Same here man. We do use persuasion tactics but are very transparent about our fundraising; in the end it is a net positive and we put money into charities pockets. Plus we have a basic pay as well as transparent commission and anyone who puts in a little effort will easily make a liveable wage. If you aren't good at the job they just hand ya the basic pay and then fire you, it's really all about what you produce, and what you bring to the table. We're all getting paid, the charities getting paid, and people are helping out, and the only questionable thing we do is use persuasion tactics; which is what sales is all about, plus every one uses persuasion in day-to-day life, it's human nature, what matters is using it for good outcomes and intentions; we're not persuading people to buy crap they don't use, we're literally using this power to make life-changing impacts on the lives of the unfortunate. On the flip side; there are so many schemes going on in door-to-door stuff, so many bad people like these companies, it really sucks how they disgraced our name.

​@@robyou8511it's a charity tho. People give to charity believing their donations are going towards the cause that the charity is set up for, not for people like you to pay your rent. I have worked for a charity in the past and I will never donate to another charity again. The majority of all donations just go towards making the CEO very rich and paying vultures like you. None of you give a toss about the cause the charity was set up for in the first place.

@@kieranb7047 I see your point, and I used to think like you, however all of the financial statements are public for charities. A lot of charities have 80 cents to the dollar go directly to the cause. 12 cents to admin, 8 cents to fundraisers etc. Now I'll address your next objection before you even say it: "Okay well even if 80 cents to the dollar go to the cause, 20 cents go to other ppl who don't deserve it; making them rich, so it's bad!" Well think of it this way, if it was 100 cents to the dollar, then nobody would be running the show and nobody would be bringing in money. People need money to survive. So yes you can say I made $72,000 this year off of money people "meant" to donate, but I also raised $800k that directly went into the cause, and helped the needy, and if it wasn't for me; they wouldn't have had surplus of 800k in funds to use, think of how many hundreds more people I helped as well as myself. So should I just quit this job and get another profession, being detrimental to hundreds of needy people? Or should I raise funds for them and take a cut for myself? Even if I didn't give a toss about the charity; my actions had a net positive on people's lives. Would you rather someone who gave a toss about you but was a net negative on your life? We have to use logic here, capitalism is in everything whether we like it or not, what matters is the results!

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@@trident9188 Thanks, I’m for hire, if you’re looking for a shit hot sales guy?

they havent you know but the scams biiger than people realise because all that pressure selling mind control really is just keep people in a spin and never asking questions because they never have time to cause ya constantly going at it so i just call that time extortion the real scam is how their paying their taxs at the higher echlons of the business and if you were to follow the heirichy and actually have a look at they work for they all work for someone else and the way they done the model is an eleborate massive tax scam because theyve worked out a way of by doing this they can place the tax burden onto you so any tax that needs to be paid is paid by you or if you reach the pinnacle become an owner but you payign their taxes and their books must be crazy and lead nowhere and theyve prob got about 3 sets of boosk the real books the owners books and their corp books and the ones ya can see on companies house but its a very complex one and clearly theyve got away with it but like i say theres a bigger scam going on then just time and getting people dancing round the office trying sell footwashers or food dicers or hoovers or charities thas just to keep people in enough of a spin so thewy never get time to reflect and they make a few sales but by time they do realise theyve already made sales kicked up to the bosses they leave a week later somone else is tood there dancing round office and on it goes

1600 a month isn't too shabby to start off with but for a man or woman with a family and kids should never have to live on anything below 2500 a month realistically

I actually enjoyed my time working for one of these companies yes it was stressful but if you made enough sales you could make decent money

@@joshparker1517So why did you quit?

@@joshparker1517 so why didn’t you stay ?

Lost your attitude

@@maxdee9223 The only thing I lost working for those people was too much brain cells, they encourage you to lie to innocent people in order to scam them into signing up to spend their money so that you can get a commission. They teach you tactics to trick people into signing and tell you to keep a fake smile on your face while your doing it. I work at a wonderful job now and can sleep better at night so I’m good thanks I’ll keep that fake attitude they wanted me to have lost as hell 👍🏻

Great idea!

Work from home lol

@@michaelmckitten8146 Been doing it for 15+ years, it's great.

Or, start recording them with your phone- saying you are doing research on illegal pressure sales tactics!

Work from homer thinks door knockers are bad 😂 u both suck

All apart of the same gig

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