Comments on: Vector Scam: Is Vector Marketing a Scam?

By: Vector

Vector — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 09:25:44 +0000

@Kennetht, yo this is a total scam and ur a representative who wants peoples money to spend on cars n stuff, who wants knives these days they just good for killin people n seriosuly i walked into a room n 30 seconds im guarannted a job like what the F**K he didnt even know anything about me i cud be the most fuked up candidate everr n the room he did my interview smelt like shit fukin buy fresheners seriously, i’m goin to come down to NY to the head quarters n take a shit on the managers face who runs this BS company. have a good day sir!

By: Vector Scam

Vector Scam — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 09:10:34 +0000

This is a fukin scam, all they do is make them give u 145$ for knives u wont be even to sell like seriously who the fck needs knives these days maybe back 40 years ago all they do is put u in a shitty ass room n make sum retard say 5 words and then ur hired guaranteed then they take ur money and giv u a big ass fck u and u get fuked over by these motherfukers so fuk Vector n ossis

By: Mr Anony

Mr Anony — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 08:50:45 +0000

Vector is definitely a scam. Go to http://www.petitiononline.com/vector

Thank you for posting this and it is a shame that many fall victim to this calculated scam.

By: Matt

Matt — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 03:24:18 +0000

Vector sucks. Their knives suck. In fact, anyone that defends this poor business practice also sucks. Do you suck too?

By: Bre

Bre — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 19:50:11 +0000

Vector is not a scam. I work here. The amount you pay for the starter kit is only 145$ 1/6 of the price of what it really costs. You can’t give out expensive knives to all employers because the chances of us getting them back are slim. Lifeguarding costs the same amount for their training. You make as much as you put into it, if you suck and don’t do your job then yes it is easy to blame it on the company. Don’t be lazy, just do your job. If you think it’s a scam, then fine. Just don’t take the job. Don’t talk shit about it

By: Kenneth

Kenneth — Wed, 12 May 2010 21:36:10 +0000

@Joe white, Well I will say that I have worked at many jobs where you have to get a new wardrobe shoes and such that you must PAY for i mean nothing is free, and does it not cost money to drive to work that you never get back from the company?? Recession ya i understand that may be harder to sell right now, but you get money wether you sell or not. Yes there are certain requirments that the person you set up the appointment with must meet, but from a buisness standpoint it makes sense to make sure that the seller is not just going to ever person the can and find out later that there was not even a chance of a sale that would just be stupid of the company. So i’m not sure how i see the company as a scam, to me there knives actually seem pretty good, maybe not the best in the world bet definatley a solidly good knife. Well Hope you don’t take offense to my response, but I do believe that people should have a little bit more of an open mind.

By: Natalie

Natalie — Mon, 03 May 2010 17:42:15 +0000

I placed a “job” with Vector Marketing, selling CUTCO products about 4 weeks ago. During that time I could only get my aunt to buy a set from me, so I figured I needed to find another job, something that I can rely on…

I remembered from my “training” that my employer Matt Storm told us at any time we need to quit, we could bring our sample kit($150.47) back to him and get our check back on the spot. He assured me that my check would not be spent and that it was a DEPOSIT we could get back at anytime. Bull shit.

I contacted Matt telling him I would be returning my set and tried to set a time with him to get my check back. His only response was “you have to send your knives to Olean, NY. I dont have your money”. I’m not saying this company is a scam, but its full of nothing but smooth talking sales men tryin’ to get their little pyramid scheme going. Listen to your mothers when they warn you about this.

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 04:08:40 +0000

Ya I agree with you guys, I totally thought vector was a scam after the interview. No way would the company pay me 16.75 pet appointment even if they didn’t buy anything. They would be bankrupt if that were the case. But I wanted to prove myself wrong, so I did 35 appointments my first week, sold $5500 and made $800. Scam? I’m starting to have my doubts. Then the recession hit and there would be no way people would buy knives, so I went out to prove myself wrong, and I did, again. I’ve sold $70,000 of Cutco as a full time student, and I just got promoted to become a branch manager in Fairbanks, Alaska. This job helped turn my life around, and I can’t wait to help other people like myself become bigger versions of themselves. I’m loving life! Thanks vector for mailing me a letter!

By: Adam

Adam — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 20:00:32 +0000

@sadako shinae, woww this was exactly my experience, thanks for letting us all know about this place

By: Adam

Adam — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 19:55:35 +0000

Jennifer i completely agree with you, i had my interview yesterday at vector. i believe that this company is preying on teen and young adults to work for them, all the older people went home and all the people my age all got hired after they said not everyone will be hired. After doing some research on the company, i believe it is scam and will not be going to the UNPAID training!, like seriously what company would not pay u for training. I hope that the people i was in the room realize this and dont go for the training for their own good and so they dont waste their time.