Who called from 4154628335

I just got the same thing.  I am so glad I found this post BEFORE getting involved!!  There are so many of us out there with solid experience looking for a real job.  It sucks to recieve something you hope might be worth checking in to!

My name is Jesse Shepherd with the Central Payment Corporation, Human Resource Department.
I was reviewing your resume and also wanted to inform you Central Payment Corporation is a leader in the merchant bankcard industry. We are based out of Larkspur, CA. The reason for this e-mail is to find out what your interest level may be in regards to an Outside Sales Position with our organization. We are looking for Account Executives to go business to business to market our services. The income potential is high due to the lack of representation our company currently has in your area. Any business is a potential client. What separates us is the fact that we offer competitive/lower rates. This position can be part time or full time. There are no quotas you have to meet and you will have an open territory. You may sell anywhere you like. Commissions are paid within 24-48 hours, plus 50% residuals, and we also offer weekly and monthly bonus plans. There are NO INVESTMENTS or out of pocket expenses. We set you up with all of your marketing materials, applications, brochures, business cards, etc.
http://www.centralpaymentcorp.com/pdf/Payplan.pdf  
http://www.centralpaymentcorp.com/pdf/CPCTalkingPoints1.pdf

I would like to discuss the position with you in more detail and have you speak with our National Director Of Sales and set you up for a Conference Call. If you would, please call me at the number below or by e-mailing me a number where I can best reach you at.
In addition, if you know of anyone that may be interested in such an opportunity, please by all means feel free to forward my contact information. I look forward in hearing from you soon.

Thank you,
Jesse Shepherd
Recruiting Department
Direct Line: 415-462-8335 Ext. 7418
Toll Free: 800-449-8014 Ext. 7418
Fax: 800-449-7620
E-mail: [email protected]
www.centralpaymentcorp.com

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I also received a call from that number.  Central Payment Corporation who solicits from resumes listed online--different sources--has their directors assigned to new potential agents (to sell credit card machines and services to businesses) call to get the agent started.

After reading RIPOFF REPORTS, it would appear there is a possibility that the business may not be right for everyone.

It sounds similar to what Vector Marketing does for selling Cutco knives. I was required to sell knives in college for a course and they "set you up with marketing materials" and "train anyone to fit the position." I posted my resume, but I'm kind of afraid to continue with the company.

I work for Central Payment Corp. as an "Account Executive". I bring home roughly $600 a week making only TWO sales a week. After each sale, the money is deposited into my bank account the next day. I work my own hours and only have to report to my "Sales Director" when I feel like chatting about something or need some pointers about how to complete a sale. They are good people to work for and it does not cost you anything. They supply all marketing material and personalized business cards. Don't complain unless you know for sure. Also, many online resume databases sell resumes to different companies.

Justing, How do you bring home $600 making only 2 sales per week?
5 sales per week gives you weekly bonus of $200.00 you got your math all mixed up or you just make things up.

Have a splended next $600 imaginery dollars