sekure card services

"Reading the fine print" is good advice, but it doesn't excuse deceptive business practices.

your right it doesint but after one week i worked they told me i would get my pay and i never did while i was there they had people comming in and out of the company thats there scarm they offer you a job for a week and and then they fire you or you quit. i quit after realising whwat i was doing to companys.

I think you guys are overdoing it. I just did a search about the company based in Montreal. Its registered and legit. Also, 30 % of its  new customers are businesses who have been convinced by other  businesses who have tried them. That says something.

I am like most a very skeptical person when it comes to anything like this, but i really don't think this one is what you guys are claiming. They have their own call centre set up. That makes sense since they are trying to reach potential clients. But they themselves offer the services they are selling you. I'd  cautiously read up on it a bit more before tossing it out so suspiciously. But i would appreciate any other persons experiences before i consider making the switch.

I am in the same boat. I have a friend who is actually thinking of applying for a job with them. I think i will wait to see if she gets the job and then have an insiders opinion before i consider making the switch myself.

This is the only negative forum i have found about them in my search so far. It could be set up by a competitor of theirs for all i know. I know that they are a legit company in Montreal and that they are registered legally. So that makes me stay open to the prospect.

I am in the same boat. I have a friend who is actually thinking of applying for a job with them. I think i will wait to see if she gets the job and then have an insiders opinion before i consider making the switch myself.

This is the only negative forum i have found about them in my search so far. It could be set up by a competitor of theirs for all i know. I know that they are a legit company in Montreal and that they are registered legally. So that makes me stay open to the prospect.

Yes, and so was Bernie Madoff.   Registered and legit.  So what?
 
That didn't stop him from running a scam did it?     I guess that you are a shill for this company since that would be the ONLY way to explain how you might know that 30% of their new customers came as referrals from old customers.

Sometimes these shills need to stop and think about what they are writing before they hit that send button.  Some things come across SO obvious as a puff (shill) plug that it's not funny.

This shill clown is apparently being paid by the keystroke LOL!

Now if it were actually capable of thinking, it wouldn't be shilling for a scam on 800 notes in the first place.

I worked there for a few months some years ago. SekureCard services is based out of Montreal. SekureCard services is not a broker, they work directly for North American Bancard.

The funny thing is that the managers are complete psychopaths who lack a conscience. They will tell the new hires that SekureCard is all about saving businesses money, like it's a charity... and the sad part is that the new hires believe it.

SekureCard services make a living out of lowballing other merchant processors, and they will tell any lie to get the job done.

So just realize that the person on the other end of the phone probably really believes that he/she is just trying to save you money. Now you know.

The BBB is the biggest scam! A lot of people look business up on there and if they have a good rating, they believe its a good company. Well, I know from experience that if you PAY them their fee, they give you an A rating, even if you have had complaints.
Also, they take the side of the complainer and register a complaint, never listening to the other side. So do NOT take the BBB ratings into account when you are checking a company out....because a lot of companies change names and addresses every few months anyway.

Wow, just went for an interview today with these guys and loved what i have seen now just so you know i have been in the telesales business for 36 yrs in the u.s. Canada and Europe i can see smell feel a scam a mile away and this ain't it
But yes i have seen the simplicity of an ex employees resources to resolve his or hers lack of talent

Hey, thanks for this post. I thought something was wrong just by they way they approached me.

I have had both Nick and Myra call from Sekure Cross Review. My experience has been less severe than those stated above, probably because I am a mere secretary. The first two times they called I asked to take a message and have my employer return the call - standard protocol for us, as part of my job description is to weed out telemarketers. They REFUSED to leave a message!! HUGE red flag to me right there.

The third time they called Nick finally left a message but would not say what the call was regarding. When I pressed him, he admitted it was about our credit card processing. Then he gave me a web address which does not lead anywhere (sekurecrossreview.com) which google kindly placed in the search engine, producing a link to this thread. I am so glad I decided to check them out myself. What a bunch of scum!

"Milly" came to our click'n'chat service asking about who we integrate with. When I told her/him that they can use any processor they want to, let them fight for your business, I got this response.

"One more thing, Mariah...don't ask me how I know this, but...on Firdya night, you'll be forced to makea  choice...just...just promsie me you won't get in the cab."  BEWARE!!!

Bogus callers are now making threats? Pathetic. Personally, I have nothing to do with chat sites. A nice e-mail or even a real letter is much more appreciated.

Just came from an interview with this company, (is this for real??.) Why is it anything is being done to close this company.