Is logonation scam

Answer 1

It can be in certain situations because the salespeople are trained to lie. All of the "free shirts" they are donating to a local fire dept. or organization is mostly a lie. The salespeople are trained to go to these organizations and promise them free shirts just to get the names of the leaders. After you get those names you are supposed to pretend you are from the area because you know their names, or use the charity/volunteer groups name to sell your ad space by pretending there will be a ton of shirts donated to the organization for an event, when they will most likely get less than 25 shirts.

The salespeople make up a number and tell the company buying the ad that they are going to print 2000 shirts, but it really comes down to how many ads they sell. they will still go to print even if only 200 shirts are being made. they try to mask this by giving multiple ads on the same shirt to fill up the ad space, and then pretend it is a bargain to the buyer because they got all this free ad space. But nobody will ever see it.

The only time you really get what you pay for is if the entire shirt is filled with all 20+ ad spots.

plus they are not ethical at all. I was told to fake a southern accent, dress down to fit in with the country people, and hit on people to make sales. When the manager was training me she sat at a bar pretending to be from the area, flirting with people to get to know the town. Then she would name drop so she would seem like she was from the town.

If the owners of this company knew how their business was really run they would shut it down.

RESPONSE FROM LOGONATION:

As the owner of LogoNation, although I don't like to see us criticized online, I take the criticism seriously and use it as a chance to improve. First, if you had a bad experience with us I apologize. We expect all of our employees to conduct themselves professionally and communicate honestly. We will work to fix these things immediately. To address the issue of the number shirts being distributed, we have already started to guarantee a minimum number of shirts to be printed for every town.