i just received a call on my cell phone from this #. when i tried to call it back a recording says i reached a non working #, but then the # called me right back. so do not answer your phone if that # is on your caller id. it is a scam
I got an e-mail from this company that said they were looking for a "Customer Relations Representative" for Wachovia investments. They didn't get any personal information, but they got my phone number before I realized it was a scam. Today, about two later, they called me and some recording told me to wait to talk to a customer service representative. The person came on and asked "Who am I speaking to?" I said, "Your company called me, you should know who I am." They guy on the phone started laughing and said,"Is this how we're gonna start the call?" I told him I knew what he was doing and told him a lot of stuff that I'm not going to post on this site out of respect. He was trying to get a work in edge-wise but I hung up on him.
I had a similiar call from Employment Select and unfortunatley gave my email address to confirm I was the person they were calling for the Relationship Manager position at Wachovia. I received an an email from veriresume.com shortly that wanted me to post a resume on-line and fill out information. Both the phone call and web site are a scam! Do not give them any information or you will be called and emailed endlessly. It is a shame that people who are actually looking for work must be subjected to such scams.
I had applied for a job with careerbuilder.com. I got an email next day saying I was being considered for a job with Lockheed Martin. It had a mini application to fill out. I did so. Said I would be notified in a couple of days for interview. The site that I was led to had a place where you could get information on continuing education. I filled it out. I have been bombarded with calls from online schools but no calls for an interview. I put in the name of the HR guy in google and saw several comments that ststed the whole thing is a scam. Keith Grivaldi is the name the email that supposedly came from Lockheed Martin.
I did get suspicious phone calls before I actually applied for the position. But I went to apply and I was directed to the job that was emailed to me. I looked t the ap nd it just seemed wierd. But I went ahead with it and then decided to go to the home page to get more info on the company. There was no info and there was a login field but no where to start an account. I tried clicking on some of the other positions to view them but there were no links. Then I decided to google Keith Grivaldi's name also and this site came up. I wish I would have thought to do that first also. I think that a suit should be filed against this person to.