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American Communications Network aka ACN

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1niceR6

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Hello GTAM,

Anybody have any experience with this company? From what I've been reading its all a MLM pyramid scheme. I ask because a buddy wants me to join with him but is telling me in order to get a paycheck you have to push the form of signing people up, its also a $564 sign up fee.

Scam?
 
1niceR6 said:
Hello GTAM,

Anybody have any experience with this company? From what I've been reading its all a MLM pyramid scheme. I ask because a buddy wants me to join with him but is telling me in order to get a paycheck you have to push the form of signing people up, its also a $564 sign up fee.

Scam?
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It's a different version of Amway except at least with Amway you actually get a product.
ACN works when you are at the top of the pyramid.
They prey upon people that are not well informed and have no interest in improving upon that.

They like to push the endorsement of Donald Trump. LOL
That phone system they push is also funny.
You should attend and ask them if they ever heard of Skype or VOIP.

You should attend a meeting.
Note that you can not ask questions and they are cult like.
Just work hard and believe is there motto and if you fail then you did not work hard.
Working hard means signing up your friends and family.
 
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I used to subcontract telecom jobs. I installed internet, phone and videophone service from them. Nothing special and the video phone is quite useless. They are a real company, and as a tech I found them very good to work with.

Dunno about their re-seller program. Do you see yourself convincing people to sign up with them for $500?
 
I've been reading alot of negative things about them.

My friend is just getting sucked into their get rich quick marketing pitch. I don't believe it. Does anybody know how their commission / paycheck work?! He's saying the first month if you get 3 people so sign up you get $1K, but that's only for the first month. WTF LOL
 
SCAM. I know a few people who got sucked into it and tried to drag me down with them. If it looks too good to be true, it is.
 
Anything that requires YOU to pay them or does not provide clear info is a scam.

Sent from my Phone, dont judge the grammar
 
SCREW ACN!!!

...A friend is a salesman with them...I signed up for telephone only (saved a bit on my monthly phone bill), first 3 months they didn't send me a bill. By the 4th month they cut off the service. At the time I was commuting from Etobicoke to Walkerton everyday plus spending time at my gf's house in and I was in the process of moving to Hampton, so I wasn't worried about it. I thought it was kind of strange, but basically forgot about it, until I got a phone call from a collection agency asking when I would be paying a $167 bill.

I told the nice young lady on the phone to send me the bill and i would gladly pay it. Another month goes by, no bill (I had moved, but all my mail was being forwarded ). Another collection agency phone call comes and I repeat myself.

To cut a long story short, ACN has terrible customer service, never sent any notice of overdue bill, or called my cell number. But cut off my service and sicked a collection agency after me for a measly $167. BTW, the collection company had my cell number so it was very easy for them to contact me.


goofs if you ask me
 
I got the ACN speech one time from my buddies "business partner". I asked him why I (or anyone, for that matter) would buy his crappy video phone instead of using skype for free. After putting him in his place for about 5 minutes, i got up and left. Needless to say, I don't talk to that buddy anymore.
 
I seriously hate these things with a passion. They really do prey on people who are uninformed or just grasping onto hope. That said, I know some people who've got in early and made good money but, like any pyramid scheme, it eventually crumbles so you either get out or start a new one.
 
AF4iK said:
I seriously hate these things with a passion. They really do prey on people who are uninformed or just grasping onto hope. That said, I know some people who've got in early and made good money but, like any pyramid scheme, it eventually crumbles so you either get out or start a new one.
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Hmmm now that I think about it I always found it weird I got called to plug a phone in. Most customers did seem like they were "new to the Internet"
 
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