Anyone here have experience with them? I had a guy show up uninvited at my office. He was a little too slick getting past my man who answered the door & getting to me. He laid out a quick presentation/interview which touched on some hot-button issues he claimed they were working on. It ended up with him trying to sign me up to give them about five hundred dollars. I asked him as I led him to the door, why I wouldn't just write them directly & keep my $500.

No, but I don't live in Las Vegas. Seems kind of smarmy.

Their site:

https://www.nwyc.com/

Is this for elementary students in a special education program? Even the hillbilly representatives here in the South have emails and websites to contact. Even senior citizens know how to get in contact with these folks.

A similar scam exists on the web when you search Google about forwarding your mail. The top ten sites charge a fee for the service. On page two of the Google listing is the site for the USPS where it does not cost a dime. TOTAL RIPOFF in my opinion.

I guess the old scam of delivering Bibles to recently deceased widows has petered out.

BBB gives them an A+ rating and the company has been around for 49 years. Most of the issues seem to be with pushy salesmen.looks like sales are by Commission and salesmen need to build up a client base.

https://www.complaintsboard.co...n-texas-c376094.html
https://www.bbb.org/dallas/bus...n-richardson-tx-2047
http://www.indeed.com/cmp/Nati...-Congressman/reviews

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BBB gives them an A+ rating and the company has been around for 49 years. Most of the issues seem to be with pushy salesmen.looks like sales are by Commission and salesmen need to build up a client base.

Kind of like calling Directory Assistance rather than looking up the number, I guess.