This is a company that poses itself as a reputable health insurance organization. I coordinated with them to try to become a salesperson. Big mistake. They were not up-front about a lot of expenses and the time commitment, and I ended up losing $350, and finally left when I realized they were just going to keep asking for more money. Please continue reading for details. First, they lied about how long it would take to get a license. They told me most people typically take 3 days to finish the course. That’s a flat-out lie. The course they want you to take is a 60-hour course. It’s not physically possible to finish that in 3 days. That should have been the first red flag. I ignored it. On my first day is when I finally discovered these people were scammers. The very first thing they made me do when I arrived was pay a $95 subscription fee for the software they use. That’s not fair. Nobody told me I’d have to pay that kind of price to use their special software ahead of time, especially considering I had already paid $90 for the background check, $40 for the fingerprints, $24 for the course, and $44 for the test. They just weren’t honest and up-front about the cost of this whole process BEFORE I started. THEN I got a schedule from them. They thought I was going to work 12 hours Monday through Friday and then come in on Saturdays too. They said I’d be working “long hours”, and “on Saturdays too”, but they did NOT say I’d be coming in 12 hours a day, EVERY DAY. This is especially funny considering I was an independent contractor. How are you not going to pay my salary or benefits, but dictate what I do with my time? THEN they told me (on my first day) that I couldn’t park in the parking lot at the building; that I had to park somewhere in another lot and SHUTTLE OVER. That was NOT explained to me before I went through the whole process of getting a state license to work for them. Being the young female that I am, parking in a remote parking garage somewhere else, and shuttling over when it’s dark out is NOT an option. When I went home, I Googled the parking lot they advised me to park in, only to discover that it was $7 A DAY. Why did no one tell me that BEFOREHAND? To make matters worse, I found out about ANOTHER expense from another employee, not even the management was going to tell me about: the desk space!! I was going to have to RENT DESK SPACE. I finished my first day at work, and the management still never told me that. When were they going to tell me that? A month in? Oh, and on my first day, I also discovered that I would need to invest in a pair of headphones at the minimum cost of $150. I was told that I would need a headset ahead of time, but they did NOT discuss the price range. I was expecting to spend $20 on it. They were gradually adding in more and more expenses to reel people in. They want you to think, “well, I’ve already spent this much money, I should just spend x amount more to keep this job”. Lastly, they demonstrated cult-like behavior. It’s a total sham. Wasted my time. :( I worked at the Tampa location.