Rgarding "job opportunities." Said I had indicated an interest on-line, which I never did (no idea what they are talking about, since I am self-employed and quite busy, actually). When I started to say I never did, they hung up on me! A-holes!
Rgarding "job opportunities." Said I had indicated an interest on-line, which I never did (no idea what they are talking about, since I am self-employed and quite busy, actually). When I started to say I never did, they hung up on me! A-holes!
Joeseph called from WN positions. The same voice on the introducty message appeared to be the representative. It's either some guy running a placement agency out of his apartment or some scam.
Just got the call as well (same number)...I immediately started searching. thanks for saving me the trouble of calling back and worrying about who it was!!
Call came in 9:30AM Saturday morning saying it was about my online application; the introduction had the word Physicians in it and he did not repeat it, but since I'm applying for work online didn't want to rebuff an opportunity. In the call he said he was initiating an application for a survey to place me in a pool for candidates. Several generic questions were asked, then he wanted DOB. I said no, that information was for written applications only. There was an odd pause indicating call ended, then he suddenly asked me if I was still there and asked for DOB. I repeated my answer, beginning to suspect an automated questionaire. There was another long pause that made me check my phone for call ended, when he suddenly said my name would be added to the applicant list and I would receive a confirmation email, was that OK? I said yes (but wish I'd said no, since an audio recorded "yes" can be remixed and used elsewhere in identity theft. Then he began a line of questions about whether I'd be willing to go back to school if there were financial aid, and what course of study would I be interested in? This made me think of marketing for online colleges. It asked highest level of education. Then it asked for date of graduation or GED. I again said "no.' There was a long pause, he asked again and I said "no". The call ended.
This is a very sophisticated voice program asking inappropriate questions for an online survey. It may be geared to identity theft, but I suspect it's marketing for an online school, or perhaps both. Regardless, it's deceptive from the first sentence. I'll be watching for the email now, opening it in source document text.
The number is currently on switch number TROYMIMNDS0 (switch is a technical specification for phone hobbyists) Carrier MichiganBell, subsidiary of ATT, switch located in Troy nr Rochester Rd and 15 Mile. I live nr there. That area is mostly industrial complex.
My stated desired course of study? Fraud and Risk Prevention.