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Wentworth Marketing

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Listing	Wentworth Marketing Local (404) 873-7923 1100 Spring St NW Ste 150 Atlanta, GA 30309
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User Reviews of Wentworth Marketing

hard work

I work at a similar company in another state and traveled to Atlanta to work with Ed at his office and learn how he has turned his business into a success. I just wanted to share that I found the whole experience wonderful. True, your a door to door salesman, but if your good at what you do you have the potential to make a TON of money. Its not just the money that made me choose this job though, the people are awesome and once you make it past the initial 3 or 4 weeks, its actually an easy job. I think the problem is that people dont stick with it for more than a few days a few weeks at most...Personally I think thats great...what others can't do I can and because of Ed and his wonderful team I'm going to be money someday. Everyone should take this opportunity. "its not a great job, its a great career."
openlist - user review - 04/29/2008

Stay away from this company

In short, Wentworth Marketing in Atlanta, owned by Ed Cunliffe, isn't a scam. It is an actual business, but it is a very, very, very, crappy one. The pay, which is all commission, sucks, the job sucks, and the other workers are constantly trying to sell you the business because they need you to stay on for they can hope to be promoted out of their crummy job (which I calculate has literally only about a 2% chance of happening and even then there is no guarantee you will succeed after you are promoted). Don't buy their crap about fabulous wealth some day. It is very unlikely because it is an extremely difficult business to succeed in. My boss was rather wealthy (as far as I could tell), but he did not seem like a happy person. He seemed like another person chasing money, but winds up lonely with little free time. So stay away from this company. Get a good education and a job where you aren't a slimy salesman
openlist - user review - 02/18/2008