Pros
Work at your own pace but it's all commission so of course. You get to see nice cars at their Saturday training
Cons
They do have shady recruitment tactics like the other reviews have mentioned. I was tricked into going to their meeting. A friend said there was a great business opportunity for me to make money and introduced me to one of the employees with a nice car. He picks me up and I'm stuck for three hours hearing them talk with a bunch of other people in the room. I was convinced on how they were selling themselves at making money so I signed up and lost $600. Lesson learned. If it sounds too easy then it probably is. You can make money though. But I'd rather not make money through them by using deceptive tactics, lying and conning my friends and family to sign up and waste their hard earned money. If you want to make a ton of money in this company, you must lie, scam, and cheat constantly. So you have to pay $350 and up for one of their packages and they have a Saturday training session that cost money to attend to as well. You pay them to learn how to sell their product for them which is ridiculous. I made it to the title officer but the income is not stable and fluctuates dramatically because it's all commission. I've gotten death threats from the people I signed up saying that I stole their money and must pay them back their sign up fees. I've lost contact with numerous friends and family who are mad at me for scamming them out of their hard earned money.