Glad I Googled this number before I called back...got the same message. Didn't leave company name and asked me to call Bill Morris. Like Kevin I'll be staying away.
Approximately 3:30 pm on Tuesday, March 02, 2010 a John Diaz contacted me to acknowledge reviewing my resume on CareerBuilder, advised me to call the number listed in these other submissions and claimed the "next step" was with Bill Morris, a V.P. with a company in O.C.
Was told to call before 5:30 pm today or tomorrow after 9:30 am, and that John Diaz reviewed my resume and that the company wanted to hire me. Same M.O., mystery company in O.C. and no mention as to what position they were seeking to fill. When this usually happens, I do this number lookup and the usual is what is discussed and left as information---which is no one knows anything as in information. Which leaves me skeptical because anyone who has offered any type of position does the complete opposite!
same story with me. got the call march 4th, and i returned the call and it went straight to bill morris voicemail. damn i was eager to get a job interview. good thing i looked up this number so i don't get my hopes up
Seems like he's a pyramid scheme guy... not sure how it works (whether or not its the dollar in the envelope, or buying items, etc) But "money management" is usually code for scam.
I'd call it up and have fun with him. Tell him you work for the FBI and such and are cracking down or pyramid scheme cases and what not... it would be hilarious!