Jesika,
Lots of sales companies are legitimate and lots of them aren't.
I was going to post something like this on your "I got a job" thread but held back because I didn't know about your company.
I once responded to an ad that was requesting "delivery drivers". I can do that. So down to their office I went to apply, thinking I would need to provide my airbrake license and current driver's astract and so I had these all updated and prepared.
Nope! They had a class of applicants (first warning bell) ready to teach us all how to sell frozen meat door to door. If we could survive the training, go out with a vetted salesman, and then get a sale, we too could get a tiny truck with a cooler filled with dry ice in the back (which was available at an extremely low price) and become a door-to-door meat salesman too! How exciting!
All of their product promotion was suspect. Their chickens weren't cooped-up "factory chickens" they were "free-range Saskatchewan chickens". Yes these ribs are expensive, they are Swedish cut baby ribs... and on and on the lies went.
The foreman gave us a special number to call to use if we needed to close a tough sale. He posed as a "Russian Chef" on the end of that line in order to close. It was all bull, he was Hungarian and not ever a chef.
I rode around with one of their sales men for a day just for the hell of it, actually sold a tray of bacon-wrapped fillet mignon (it wasn't) at a doper's household and returned to the sales shop at the end of an interminably boring day to applause from the management because I had become their newest sales success.
As I laughed and turned for the door I was assailed to provide costs for the dry ice used to keep that sale I had made cold.
I laughed even harder as I dipped into my pocket and left a trail of nickles and pennies behind me as I left.
You did the right thing.
If they lie about their product, they will lie about anything and everything.
It is even worth keeping this job in your resume as an instance in which you identified a charlatan, and once having proved it, you stepped away from such employment. Presented properly this experience ultimately can be worked to your advantage.
Good luck in the future, Jesika!
Eric