Back in the spring a friend from Texas and I  being in  PA were told  by Timely  that they were expanding into our states.  I was " hired " and told to expect 10 to 12 orders a  week.  That was fine as I only want to work part time.  Both of us are still waiting for our first order. The excuse I got was that  their rates were  too high and they were checking into it.  They came across as not knowing if their rear ends were punched or bored.   Based on what I am seeing here, it appears  that I was saved a  lot of grief.  I've chased  pay checks before from brokers and firms  that  somehow felt no obligation  to pay  for services . They all  ( of course )  gladly  accept the work and bitch and moan  if it is late.  And - yet - they all  appear  to still be in business.

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