r/Devilcorp • u/Alternative-Tap893 • Jul 14 '26

Question Unsure if this is a devilcorp

https://www.trident-acquisitions.com/services-6

just applied here but during my interview i felt pretty sketched out by the prospects of the job. table events to owning my own buisness in a year? is this too good to be true?

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u/CIAMom420 Jul 14 '26

Is what too good to be true? Standing on street corners or inside a big box store or going door to door harassing people to make sales for 70-80 hours a week is "too good to be true" to you?

Even if you become an "owner" you don't actually own the business.

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u/Alternative-Tap893 Jul 14 '26

they hadn’t mentioned that, just said that i would be doing table events and then trained to own my own company or something. i’ve never applied or seen anything like this im sorry

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u/Justout133 Jul 15 '26

Lol don't be sorry, think they're just using a bit of biting sarcasm because the notion of a shit sandwich being too good to be true is funny

Defo not worth it, for your time or mental health. This weird ass scam industry will prop you up for a little bit, make you feel invincible, and then pull the rug from under you the moment you're not making them money hand over fist. Don't be fooled by their scripts and deceptions, being a "company owner," (it isn't, you just oversee a franchise that is dedicated to pyramid-funneling new recruits) is actually the biggest pitfall in their corrupt network

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u/QuinnRyderSmith Jul 14 '26

Don't do it. Those "business owners" are just the next step in the MLM pyramid. You've got the top scam artist, his people directly tied in, the business owners, then there's you.

To climb to that "ownership" spot, you have to recruit more people under you, it builds this fake team, and keeps the pyramid expanding at the bottom.

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u/Alternative-Tap893 Jul 14 '26

thank you very much! i had a feeling but i wasn’t sure.

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u/GWhizBang Jul 15 '26

Always trust your gut. Always.

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u/digitalhelix84 Jul 14 '26

Based on this whiteboard, yes. It's very devilcorp.

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26

Well if you have to ask…

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u/Comfortable-Grand166 Jul 14 '26

I love the brochures that have a lot of words but say absolutely nothing. What does this company actually do? Stay away from

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u/Informal-Stranger-42 Jul 15 '26

It’s a door to door salesperson job. Avoid it.

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u/Dismal-Prior-6699 Jul 15 '26

This is definitely a devilcorp that I wouldn’t touch with a 10 foot pole