This number actually came in on the caller ID as an Augusta, Maine number instead of Portland, Maine one. But regardless of the call's origin, it still belongs to a slimy, scamming telemarketing firm.
When I first picked up the call, there was nothing but silence and no one responded to my "Hello?... Hello? ...Hello?" So seeing it was a Maine number and therefore (foolishly) reasoning it could not be a telemarketer, I called them back. It DID turn out to be a telemarketing company, and they had picked up my daughter's information she had given on the www.JobsRadar.com site a few minutes ago. The telemarketer even knew my daughter by her name! How I came to know this was a telemarketer's phone number and not a legitimate job placement agency was that the woman blew off my daughter's application for an **entry-level** cashier job and instead tried to sell her some higher education classes she did not need. Well, my daughter is a high school graduate had applied *only* for that entry-level cashier position and visited *only* the www.JobsRadar.com site on the web. So where else could they have gotten her name and number? AND, in addition to this Maine call, we also got another we-don't-have-the-job-advertised-but-we're-going-to-sell-you-classes telemarketing call through JobsRadar.com **itself** a few minutes before this!!! You can see what I wrote about the JobsRadar.com call under the 215-220-4767 complaints.
SO BEWARE!!! JOBSRADAR.COM NOT ONLY GIVES NAMES AND PHONE NUMBERS TO ITS WORTHLESS TELEMARKETING ASSOCIATES BUT OPERATES AS A TELEMARKETING SCAM ITSELF!!!!