Steven King, the Vice-President had blatantly refused to pay commissions on 8 deals that were completed. He took the 20 plus deals that were processing and circumvented me on my commissions. He emailed me and threatened and in fact did circumvent me with my merchants. I informed the merchants that he refused to pay me my commissions, and if they would consider cancelling their applications with First Data. I called and emailed Canadian Payment Services more than two dozen times over a period of 3 weeks with no response. I then emailed the other sales representatives, and found out that some of them been shorted on commissions. Canadian Payment says that they have been in business since 2003 https://www.careerbuilder.ca/Jobs/Company/C8C2N06NGLDZPZQZ33Z/Canadian-Payment-Services/? Comp_DID=C8C2N06NGLDZPZQZ33Z&cbRecursionCnt=1 But, the were only incorporated in Ontario in April 2011. They are not registered to do business in any other province in Canada. In fact they are located in New York, USA. It is hard to sue them as they are outside of Canada. I called First Data, to provide them with a copy of a taped sales meeting whereby Steven King is encouraging sales representatives to commit fraud on the merchants by telling them there is an administrative statement fee baked into the lease of the machines and that is why the machines are $49 per month and up, when in fact the starting point is $24 per month and there is no statement fee with First Data. First Data does not acknowledge Canadian Payment Services existence. I tried to attach proof in PDF with documents from Corporations Canada, and Revenue Canada but your website only takes other formats.
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