Thread: GSAapplications.com anyone?

Greetings! I'd like to know more about the ways to get gsa schedule contracts faster. I've done some research and found gsaapplications. They are providing help with this, what do you think can I trust them?

Very simple.
Just call your local GSA office.
They can give you all the information you want.

But then, you knew that and just too lazy to pick up a phone?

But then, you knew that and just too lazy to pick up a phone?

- too rude IMO

There's been a concerted effort on behalf of that company where shills are planted in various forums to generate buzz... And some are even clumsy enough to turn around and defend the company when others point out the massive number of scam reports on the web under this and similar names like GSA 1000.

A thread that looks like a twin of this one was just opened in another forum i moderate, and the thread was opened by a guy that i've busted doing shill acts with multiple user ids in the past. And what a shock, our op share IP territory with him. [Sorry, but shill acts are real low on my list.]

So basically gsaapplications.com looks pretty sleazy both in method and reputation. As a result i wouldnt touch the company with a 10 ft pole. The OP asked for an opinion... That's mine.

Here's the full puppet show at DP. General Business Forum

Here's the same act (literally they spun the text) at freehostforums. Gsaapplications.com anyone?

Thats two of a dozen places this is rolling. How seriously dumb they must consider the public.

Got to love a company who must pay these idiots to post about them on forums.
Then to see all those other idiots who jump in and say it is so great to have a company like that!

When a real American citizen would know, to call GSA direct.
Heck, they do have a 1-800 number, and they will do more to help than any scam company.

I have been getting phone calls from companies who want me to pay to join their GSA networks. They claim that their members are much more successful at winning GSA contracts because their system gives members an inside advantage.

Ri-i-i-i-i-ght! I plan to join right after my pet pig finishes his flying lessons.

The other major scam going around is with the companies who want to sell you the employee rights posters that the government requires all businesses to post in an employee area. The problem with that little scam is that the US government offers the posters for free.

Originally Posted by TopDogger

I have been getting phone calls from companies who want me to pay to join their GSA networks. They claim that their members are much more successful at winning GSA contracts because their system gives members an inside advantage.

Ri-i-i-i-i-ght! I plan to join right after my pet pig finishes his flying lessons.

The other major scam going around is with the companies who want to sell you the employee rights posters that the government requires all businesses to post in an employee area. The problem with that little scam is that the US government offers the posters for free.

Join the club fella!
But I am not wasting my money on pig flying lessons!

People are just not too smart and they will believe anyone that calls them or sends them to a site.

Then there are the apple nuts.
Enough said that they will buy anything at any price if apple puts it out.
So, apple could put out a pile of sugar dusted crap at a high price and apple nuts would buy it and call anyone who does not buy or says something bad an apple hater.

Originally Posted by td

The other major scam going around is with the companies who want to sell you the employee rights posters that the government requires all businesses to post in an employee area. The problem with that little scam is that the US government offers the posters for free.

Yeah... we have a few companies out here that send official looking notices to new homeowners that have to do with filing a homestead notice, pointing out the very real benefits associated with a homestead status, offering to file the docs for a fee. In this state there ARE benefits to homestead status, but there isn't a requirement to file any such docs.

Originally Posted by robjones

Yeah... we have a few companies out here that send official looking notices to new homeowners that have to do with filing a homestead notice, pointing out the very real benefits associated with a homestead status, offering to file the docs for a fee. In this state there ARE benefits to homestead status, but there isn't a requirement to file any such docs.

Now that one is really a Texas thing!