Natalie Robomed

In fact, she's only made two sales.

On eBay.

Her own website, the one she spent nearly $10,000 to make, which is supposed to dropship organizational goods to the people who might want to buy from her, that's not going so well.

In fact, Bridget hasn't made a single sale on her website.

So she decides to try it out for herself, just to make sure everything's working as it should.

I purchased an item personally to test it.

She buys a shoe bag, the kind you might use to travel with.

So Bridget calls up the team and complains.

Again.

And again.

And again.

But nobody seems to be doing anything.

Bridget's frustrated.

She's put $35,000 on credit cards to set up this business.

And she has yet to make a single sale.

Then, one day, she logs onto her website and the page won't open.

She calls again.

Bridget starts to panic.

If this were a real company, they would be trying to make this right, not trying to get her to pay even more money to fix what appear to be their own errors.

Suddenly, everything starts to swirl.