Bishop Consolidated hires employees for appointment setters. They give nonlegitiment contracts and have no professional contact information. They hire work at home appointments setters as well i was one of them. After my second week i got leary of the company and i wanted to find out about how i was getting paid. Cash, check, deposit? I sent several emails beside all the disconected numbers and filled up voicemail numbers they had. And i received no response. The only contact number I had was the trainer that trained me for an hour on a... read full review »