Pizza hut intuitive solutions

[adele23]

I have been browsing through the forums, and I did see one person posts if they thought the job was legit. I wanted to hear from anyone who works for the company what they thought about the job? I would really appreciate it.

[Artist]

Just my 2 cents - Contractworld.jobs hires agents for at-home order taking, basically overflow from the restaurant (allows them to still accept orders when all their in-store phone lines are busy.) No idea if they're legit or not, but they send me emails about the pizza hut jobs all the time. The thing that scared me away is, from what I understand, in order to "work" for them, you must spend upwards of 200$ getting yourself trained and oriented. That doesn't make it a scam of course, but it's silly to think that people who are LOOKING FOR A JOB have an extra 200$ to gamble on a job that may not end up working out

Not sure if this is the same thing you're pertaining to though.

[marmotprincess]

I get the occasional email from them (I signed up to poke around) offering training for "only" $70, as far as I can tell. It does promise that you'll get that money back after 90 days of work, but there's no guarantee of being hired either. From what I can tell, instead of getting a base wage you get commission on every order you take (about $1).

If it's all legit (it does LOOK legit, at least), I'd probably be willing to throw some money at it on the chance of getting extra money. However, I don't know that it IS legit...

[Artist]

Originally Posted by marmotprincess

I get the occasional email from them (I signed up to poke around) offering training for "only" $70, as far as I can tell. It does promise that you'll get that money back after 90 days of work, but there's no guarantee of being hired either. From what I can tell, instead of getting a base wage you get commission on every order you take (about $1).

If it's all legit (it does LOOK legit, at least), I'd probably be willing to throw some money at it on the chance of getting extra money. However, I don't know that it IS legit...

I think it's abit more pricy than you're thinking. According to my most recent email "My Business Access Training: $75.00 + Tax" but that seems to be a general training, you also need "Client Training: $150.00 + tax" and you must do both in order to qualify.

[Mrsmommy]

I've poked round contract world's website for some time. I think it's legit. But, having to pay that much money for training scares the pants off of me especially if it's not a guaranteed gig when the training is over! Just like Arise!

[kp_turnipseed]

I posted this in another thread, but when I talked to the recruiters, she told me that there were two separate fees charged per month that equated to about $45.00 per month. One fee was for payroll processing, and the other had something to do with system access. I just can't see myself doing that. So I passed....

[geekmom]

There's another food company called foodler.com that lets you work from home if that's what you're looking for. They don't charge for payroll. Check their site and see if they're still hiring.

[marmotprincess]

Originally Posted by kp_turnipseed

I posted this in another thread, but when I talked to the recruiters, she told me that there were two separate fees charged per month that equated to about $45.00 per month. One fee was for payroll processing, and the other had something to do with system access. I just can't see myself doing that. So I passed....

Really? Wow, that stinks. If it was just the flat rate, I could see doing that. Even if it's more than I initially though. But if it's a monthly thing, no thanks.

[marmotprincess]

Originally Posted by geekmom

There's another food company called foodler.com that lets you work from home if that's what you're looking for. They don't charge for payroll. Check their site and see if they're still hiring.

The only thing I could find about jobs with Foodler was from last year. You could work from home "sometimes" and you had to live in Boston.

[rlm1988]

Found this site through looking up information on the job and what others' experiences are. I'm actually about to start training this weekend and be able to start working by June. I paid $99 total for the training which they refund after 90 days of working for them. I was let go of my job in December and have had a hard time finding work so this was my only option to pay the bills for now. I read somewhere another mom who worked for this company with the Pizza Hut contract and said she loved it. They also have requirements for your PC and Internet speed so I figured if it was a scam they wouldn't have even bothered going through the trouble of ensuring my computer met their standards before giving them money. Lol