YES this is a scam!
The ad was posted in penny saver 10819 March 17, 2010 for Corporate expanding!!! Accepting interviews!!! Hiring immediately several openings. No experience necessary. To $775/Week (310) 641-5551.
I went ahead and paid ($60.oo for background check fee). The person demostrated the product with a piece of paper that was treated with the flame retardant and how it stop it from burning the paper.
I went in for thier fake training and the person who is running the office was delegting the training by giving her story and how she also gave her $60.00 and $99.00 kit to become a manager for any location she wanted. Before she started the training she went around and collected the kit fee of $99.00 from each person who was in the room. They gave us this cheesy brief case with a Dri-One flame retardant spray, a lighter, a lighter fluid, also with pie aluminum tray, a binder with safety pro information and product prices.
Now when she was almost done with the training is when she announced the catch which is that in order to get manager position we would have to sell our products to our families and friends up to $3000 of products and that it would be deliver to them. I know I am not the only one who was cheated from this company but to rip off people who are down in luck with unemployment that is just wrong. This company is vulturing on desperated people who are trying to make money to get out of jobless cituations and feed their families.

I used to live in Covina, and around 2002-2003 I went for an interview for a position with Safety Pro Inc because I was desperate for a job. I can't believe these guys are still in business, and still doing the same thing as they did to me. It's true, these guys have a fake front, get people to go to interviews and get them to submit a $60 non-refundable background check fee. You pay, on the spot, $60 for a background check, not them, YOU. Then you have to buy the kit and training materials. Fortunately, I caught on before I bought the kit, but I stupidly did give them $60 just by going to "interview". I fought to have it returned, but they said it was non-refundable and it's on the agreement. So, don't ever trust these people. It's basically a "legal" scam, one that is right in the gray area. I was desperate for a job, I only had $300 left on my bank account, and that desperation blinded me enough to give them $60 for no good reason. Just that if you read this, now you know what you are dealing with.