Are you guys talking about Custom Loyal?

[amywah]

I have considered applying. Just want some feedback.

[CityGirlLuv]

I never worked there but I did the phone interview with the woman. With my understanding you'll be making calls to people who supposedly signed up for educational information and things like that. So 9 times out of 10 you'll be dealing with disgruntled people. It's about about 2 - 4 hours per day that you'll be working, but the reason I didn't take it on was because there's this program you need to install in which the woman will see your actual screen and to be honest, I wasn't too comfortable with how she was saying "Ohhh you have openoffice too" and other things that shouldn't have been said. It's good if you need a little something though I guess..

[shuckied]

yes we are. and they only look at your computer that 1 time to make sure the dialer is installed properly and working correctly. I have been with them a year the pay is great and i have 2 great supervisors. when i have a problem they dont hesitate to get it get it resolved. they do other things also other than the education aspects of the job. you let a great opportunity pass you by i have 2 kids 1 in school and 1 in daycare and this job allows me to be a stay at home mom and stilll be involved w/ my boys activities. good luck in your endeavors.

[Kiramouse]

I applied for them and told them I would love to continue the process but could not send the $50 for the credit check, especially knowing what mine looks like. I know I would be fine on the background check, but that is money I don't have to waste. Anyone know what is the minimum required to get by? Also, I have been contacted by them several times since and I am getting anxious as I would love to pick up hours with them.

[Capmaster]

This looks like a legit business. I'm still waiting to hear back from the contact about furthering the application process.

I wouldn't mind spending $50 on a credit check considering I've already spent many times that much on various crafting company startup kits and misc. tools for same. $50 seems to be a bargain by comparison.

It sure would be nice where I could be paid for actual work that doesn't depend on an inspection/retry process over and over, like the crafting companies are

[scrapzz]

Hi I am new here and just got hired by CLC I am so excited my training starts next week.

I did not have to pay 50.00 to start with them. Maybe you are thinking of a differantc ompany

[notarymommy]

For those who work for CLC how long did it take to hear back from them after you submitted you resume?

[tcreed45]

How do I contact them in order to get started? Thanks.