Got a call from some place known as WN positions claiming that I filled out a job survey, which I don't recall ever doing. I've read about this place calling from other numbers as well. Scam? Most likely. Just figured I'd do my part and alert the world.
Just got a call from them. Didnt answer since I didnt know the number. I figured if it was important they would leave a messagr. Guess from the other guys post it probably is a scam. Dont trust that number.
ya, just got a call on my cell from 253-880-1090, I answered, thinking that it was someone I knew with the very same number,( but, then again that was a while ago). Anyway. he, (or it) as I ended up figuring out, told me he got my number from an online job survey thing that I had filled out.... (not, nope, didn't do it)... but as I listened, and returned his/it's questions with my own, I found that: anything that wasn't a yes or no question was always answered the same way. Something like: "i'm just here to ask afew questions to get your profile set-up so we can better get the info to the right type of employers and get you placed in the right kind of work"! (or something to that effect) and the only yes or no question I DID ask was "You don't even know who you're talking to, do you"? and was answered, albeit correctly, "NO" so I countered with, "so how do you know I participated in your online ANYTHING"? that's what started the "well I'm just here to ask a few questions to get your profile setup" thing, so I continued answering his questions with questions and kept getting that same, generic, COMPUTERIZED answer... It sounds pretty real at first so DON"T be fooled... I'd just like to know who's behind it and what they are doing with the info they receive from innocent (naive) "participants".....
I was called on my work cell phone while I was at work. The guy said he got my number from an online survey and needed to ask me some more questions to help my job placement. He didn't know my name and was very persistent. I started to get loud when he wouldn't answer my questions. Then I hung up.