Steve M.
They did not have to set it up like this
This company portrays itself as being a company that you can start work for right away at almost no cost. If you are trying to go to work for them they make you go through there training that is free and pass a 10 question quiz that very few if any will pass. Or go through there training course and pass an open book test. Prior to being able to test you must spend 45 bucks for a shirt and name tags and buy there damage waiver. Another 45 bucks. Untill a test is passed you don't get there welcome kit and you purchase a damage waiver for work you have not done. Shady. Now if they would have set it up in a way where they just tell you do the handyman course so they can say your certified then buy the welcome kit and insurance would have been stand up. They obviously are enticing people with good money counting on every one getting pissed off and not moving forward. They will not confirm they even have work. I do believe for those that put up with there messed up manipulatin they have work