Canadian Property Stars reviews about "money"

can also make no money for doing 13 hours worth of work

the company is more focused on each sale rather than the people invited i.e the contractor customers or honestly management

Cold Calls/Door to door. They'll tell you you have a chance to earn lots of money at the end of the day but reality a lot of people end up going home with $0-$20 from 8AM to 8PM. And they'll keep pushing you to work

The rest of it. It's wild. Just an insane place to work for so little money, so little respect, no time off, no benefits, no training.

bad behavior, unrespectfulness, hard work for unfair money

I worked 20 hr days but half of that time was unpaid volunteer, travelling or setting up. For only 10 hrs of everyday could I potentially make money by pounding doors. Every day we were pumped up by having to listen to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s motivational speeches because getting 1,500 no’s in a day can really leave you feeling deflated. The job was consuming, I was expected to work for 189 days straight, and I lasted 32, was lead away in handcuffs. I made an average of $72.50 a day, so low that I couldn’t afford not to work every day for the whole season. On my top day I made $279 on my lowest days I made -$15, that is no money and you must pay for the machine rental-that is a $4,500 lawncore aerator, that is a machine that puts holes in your turf so that it can be seeded and fertilized. I had to push the 365 lb machine over 15 miles every day and knock on 1,500 doors, less doors in rural areas but longer distances. 8am to 12pm-typical day. Books we had to read, “How to be a Millionaire in 90 Days”-preposterous, I stopped reading these get rich quick books at age 18. Day 32, I had to go to the can at noon as usual. I can’t sell when I smell, or when I’m dancing. I locked up the machine in the rock garden of a bank while I used the can for 15 mins. When I came back there were 2 landscapers threatening me with a week’s wages for “blocking the sidewalk”-that’s ridiculous, even the shadow of the machine isn’t even touching the sidewalk. I should have called my Italian boss whom I dubbed “Il Duce”, to come down and talk to them, but tired and deprived of sleep I threatened to punch their lights out and was hauled away in handcuffs, all I could do to salvage the situation was make sure the machine didn’t go into impound. I was fined $100 and put on probation for a year. The company said we will now get you to train new employees; it will be easier for you. It wasn’t I couldn’t convince them that they couldn’t sell beyond their means. I quit after a week, none of my trainees got the message. Six months later the company called me back and asked me if I wanted to do some telemarketing for them-hell no!

It's commission pay which makes things somewhat difficult to earn money.