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Company advertises online to recruit workers/employees for ArtisticTransfer.com using an INDEED.COM account (Edm-2fd3e665) assigned to Enlightened Digital Media, LLC (EDM)
Enlightened Digital Media, LLC has been FORFEITED by the State of Texas !
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/EDM/jobs/Outside-Sales-Representative-5a5cf833147a300f
Outside Sales Representative
Artistic Transfer, LLC
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Austin, TX
Commission
Job Description
Artistic Transfer, LLC is an international print production and publishing company for the elite sector of fine art. Our proprietary system developed 15 years ago has won us notoriety throughout the world. As a result, we are having artists call us for our services. We are looking for highly motivated sales people that can help us to meet our growing demands.
We have openings for outside sales people who are self-starters and can think outside the box. Must have previous sales experience, be a good closer, able to self-generate leads, and have interpersonal skills in dealing with high-end clients.
This job is on a commission basis with high income potential. We provide excellent and unusually high commissions and assist in providing qualified leads, sales tools and training.
Job Requirements
Minimum of high school diploma
Minimum of 5 years of sales experience
Must have some knowledge in fine art
Comfortable with cold-calling and self-generating leads
Responsible for meeting sales quotas.
Experience working with key decisions makers (managers or owners)
Monitors competitive activity and trends within the industry.
Maintain good client relationships for follow-ups, referrals, and future needed services.
Proficient understanding of the organization's policies and services.
Having excellent presentation abilities and high closure skills.
Must have excellent time management and organizational skills
Must be available to travel (Art-related events)
A valid driver's license.
Compensation and Benefits
Generous commission and bonus package
Freedom and flexibility to travel
Flexible schedules
Advanced sales training
Sales tools
Company generated leads
Profit sharing plan (after probation period)
Job Type: Full-time
Job Type: Full-time
Experience:
s: 3 years (Preferred)
Education:
High school (Required)
Location:
Austin, TX (Required)
License:
Driver (Required)
Work authorization:
United States (Required)
Very helpful - thank you!
Can anyone verify whether these allegations are true?
https://internetcheaters.com/scam/artistic-transfer-doesnt-pay-artists/
Published Date [protected]:
"Artistic Transfer LLC does not pay staff wages or artist royalties. It is a scam, save your money for better quality image capture elsewhere. Technology is sub par and “technicians” don’t know what they’re doing. I wasted a good deal of money on their “proprietary” system which is a joke. John Golfis is the head of this company and continues to fraud artists, staff, clients, and investors of their hard earned money. Do your research, he is a career criminal and is continuing to rip people off, using other people as the fall people for his crimes. Artistic Transfer has high staff turn over because they don’t pay them."
Published Date [protected]:
"I just found this review and I must say I agree 100%. I’m upset with myself because I fell for the scam just because they’re in The World Trade Center. John is definitely a scam artist and I was also ripped off. I never received royalties from work sold either."
More false advertising and misrepresentation:
Since February 11, 2019 Artistic Transfer, LLC continues to misrepresent on its webpage ArtisticTransfer.com/board-of-advisors
“Full bio coming soon.”
To Wit:
The Board of Advisors
Lillian Powell President and Director of Operations for Artistic Transfer, LLC, and driven business woman. Full bio coming soon.
Charles Trois Owner of the Trois Estate in Fredericksburg, Texas, renowned artist, musician, art collector, and businessman. Full bio coming soon.
Michael Liska Successful dentist and esteemed business man, in multiple vertical markets and business development.Full bio coming soon.
Lauren Dickinson VP of Sales and Marketing for Artistic Transfer, LLC, international artist, and driven business woman. Full bio coming soon.
Larry Solomon Previous head of HR for Dr. Pepper, artist and sculptor, and husband to the founder of My Possiblities, a local non-profit. Full bio coming soon.
Ron Clark Director of Artist Acquisition for Artistic Transfer, LLC, nationally acclaimed and career artist. Full bio coming soon.
ARTISTIC TRANSFER, LLC of Dallas, Texas named in ADVERSARY FRAUD COMPLAINT filed against RONNIE GENE BUSH in Nevada Bankruptcy Court
UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF NEVADA
Case 18-51076-btb Doc 96 Entered 06/28/19 09:53:59
RONNIE GENE BUSH, fdba TYCHE ACQUISITIONS GROUP fdba
TYCHE ART INTERNATIONAL fdba RENAISSANCE MASTERS
34. With regard to potential assets of the bankruptcy estate, the Debtor could not recall the exact whereabouts of certain property (a large camera printer) associated with the various business entities and indicated only that his alleged soon-to-be employer Artistic Transfers may have gotten some property from him “last year, maybe two years ago.” When pressed a bit further about a specialized camera printer, the Debtor indicated that the printer, originally purchased for around $6, 000.00, was sold to Artistic Transfer for $750.00.
44. The Debtor’s Schedule I indicates that the Debtor is employed, yet lists no information concerning such employment and no income derived therefrom. The Debtor has testified repeatedly that despite his pre and post-petition travels to Texas, Mexico and Zurich for alleged employment related purposes, he has yet to earn any income. In one instance, the Debtor testified that these various entities are supporting him, but he has not done any work for them. In another instance, the Debtor testified that he anticipated getting back to work marketing art for hotels for Artistic Transfer, a company located in Dallas, Texas, as a Sales Rep. Yet a month later, the Debtor indicated that he had not earned any income.
45. Similarly, the Debtor’s Schedule J lists almost no living expenses associated with the Debtor’s existence, let alone his testimony that he is traveling roughly three weeks a month. The Debtor lists $300.00 a month in Transportation costs on his Schedule J, yet testified that he makes 3-4 trips to Texas a month with gas for each trip costing approximately $1, 000 per trip. No expenses are listed for the Debtor’s other travel expenses, including his hotel stays, car rentals and airfare. The Debtor claims that such expenses are paid for or reimbursed by his (potential) employers, yet has failed to substantiate such claims.