Verafast Reviews

You're literally paid cents for the work you do and the credits you earn during a shift. There is no hourly pay. You could spend 7 hours talking to potential customers and you would only end up earning 30 to 40 credits. And that may seem like a lot of credits, but remember that they pay in cents, not dollars, so at the end of a 7 hour work day, you've just barely managed to make $10-$15. I don't know about you, but I wouldn't like to work at a job where your only miniscule pay is determined by whatever mood your customer may be in. If you don't get a sale, you get no points. During the interview process, Ver-A-Fast also tells potential employees that they'll be able to make $200-$350 a week, which is a complete and utter lie. Unless an employee is faking the outcome of calls to get more credits or working 100 hours a week, it's impossible. Ps - The interviewers/AC's tell you that you won't be making any outbound sales calls, but that's also a lie. The AC's lie to you about everything from your pay, to how "easy" the job is. Because having angry people you don't know curse you out daily is sooooo easy.

The pay is really, really bad at first. You're paid based on how the customer answers but half the time you get answering machines.You don't get paid until you can get the customer to say yes or no. And it's a credit based system. Each type of a wet is worth only so many points. The first week was only about $64 total, for w whole 16 hour work week. Not good. You really have to stick to it and work it like a full time job to get enough credits to make it worth all 16 hours. definitely not for a part timer that needs substantial cash.