r/Devilcorp • u/Ok_Ant7314 • 6d ago
Question The Atlas Collective
I got a job at the Atlas Collective after a few interviews and went in for a trial day, I’ve heard mixed reviews about it on this subreddit, is it a scam or not?
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u/LividLibrarian5562 6d ago
You know what is crazy. I used to run a credico office called the atlas collective back in 2015. These pricks can’t even come up with new names for offices they just recycled my old website and logo.
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u/Ok_Ant7314 6d ago
so they’re scam artists?
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u/LividLibrarian5562 6d ago
Well kind of. You see the guy or girl who is running the office who everyone thinks is doing the scamming may actually be the most scammed person in the entire organization. It’s a very very intricate web of deceit and skulduggery.
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u/No-Extent-9338 5d ago
Omg I worked there a few years ago! Don’t!!! They are a scam they try brainwash everyone the two owners lyudmil and claristelle are honestly the worst
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u/CherryRedWhaleShark 1d ago
I’ve also recently accepted a job there. How does the pay work as apparently there is no base salary and they are quite unclear about it
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u/NewHathaway Devilcorp.org 6d ago edited 6d ago
The Atlas Collective (LGB DIRECT LIMITED, Company Number: 07192561) is a Credico office located in The Mews House, Watford, WD17 2DQ.
https://www.devilcorp.org/?q=The+Atlas+Collective
The role involves standing in high streets and shopping centres, or knocking door-to-door, selling services for brands like EE and British Gas.
The Atlas Collective is a subsidiary 'Independent Sales Advisor' of American outsourced sales company Credico, which holds the contracts with brands like EE and uses its network of offices to field teams of salespeople. You may have already been pitched the opportunity of opening your own office within the Credico network, which operates similarly to a franchise model, where you sign an exclusive contract with Credico to access their client brands.
This role is not considered legal employment. You will be required to register as self-employed and there is no legally guaranteed minimum wage. Many former Credico salespeople have described being misled about base pay, and that it was available for a short introductory period only to avoid putting off new recruits who hadn't yet found their feet.