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All My Sons Moving & Storage

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The Reality Behind Promised Pay and High-Pressure Sales - Call Center Representative All My Sons Moving & Storage Employee Review

1.0
Mar 28, 2025
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Pros

-Friendly and helpful leadership & coworkers -Structured training program -Clear break and lunch schedule (1-hour lunch, two 15-minute breaks) -Opportunity to earn commission

Cons

-Strict monitoring (had to request bathroom breaks and update status constantly) -Non-stop calls with little breathing room -Lack of clear communication about policies (e.g., requesting breaks via Slack wasn’t explained) -Compensation was structured with a base pay of $15 per hour, supplemented by commission based on sales performance in storage and moving services. However, the commission percentage varied depending on employee ranking: Top 20 agents: 0.003% commission Ranked 21-40: 0.002% commission Ranked 41-60: 0.0015% commission Ranked 61-80: 0.001% commission Remaining agents: 0.0005% commission The job listing suggested an hourly wage of $21-$25 after commission, but given the base pay and commission structure, this seemed unlikely for most employees.

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5.0
May 1, 2026
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Pros

Great leadership and plenty of advancement opportunities

Cons

High volume incoming calls...makes the day go by fast

2.0
Jun 23, 2026
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Pros

Do you have paychecks or pay pretty fast?After they let, they have posted online

Cons

It's not the environment for an older working individual. The management is younger. The culture is not very versatile. There are no minorities in management

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