I just received a call from 718-224-0988 same as others she said she was calling for her manager who selected my resume for "management" positions. I couldn't really get the name of the company but I know it was something with a p. She told me the position offer benefits, I asked if it was a salaried position she stated yes. She asked me to take the address down for an interview tomorrow in Farmingdale. I told her I was driving and asked her to email me the address. She stated she could either email me or send me a text I thought the text was weird but said okay. I received a text from 9117-664-2971 stating Reminder: You have an interview tomorrow Thursday February 20th at 9:30 am with Sal at 200 Sherwood Avenue 2nd Floor Farmingdale NY 11735. After reviewing online I replied back to the text and said after further review, this position would not be a good fit for me. Thank you and have a nice day. I did not receive a call back.
I received a phone call from this number a few days ago and the woman I spoke with told me that my resume had been pulled up by their manager from monster.com. They said they were from National Income Life: Theodore Pappas and they had a managerial position they were looking to fill in where I would train 5-15 people. This confused me due to the fact that I had no managerial experience before nor in Insurance. She said their address was 30-50 Whitestone Expwy Suite 201, Flushing, NY 11354. Based on what I have read from this site I will not be going to the interview any longer because of the suspicious activity people have reported related to this company.
Just got a voicemail call from this company. Caller said she had pulled my resume from Monster.com. Caller did not identify herself or her company. I will not be returning call. Thanks to earlier posters for alerting me to this bogus solicitation.
I too received a call from these people. I am so grateful to this site and those who wrote their experiences above me. I have decided not to go to the scheduled interview I had with them. The caller did not identify herself and sounded very sketchy when I asked her what the job really entailed.