I did not receive a call. I received a sticky note on the window of my car on Valentines day. I was parked in a parking lot at Timberlodge in Bloomington, MN. I said " New Year Cash! If you have an extra 8-12 hours per week and desire to earn an extra $800-$1,000 a month contact: Jason at 952-486-7863 ext.# (blank) Flexible Hours - No Experience Necessary - Will Train.
Saw the flier on West Bank, called said number, spoke with Jason, inquired about company, received vague details, was told it was perfect for a marketing major such as myself, was reluctant to set up an appoint so held off, he continued to call me to set up an appointment, I obliged, and I have an appointment scheduled in 12 hours for 1 pm.
The only reason I found this site (thankfully!) is because I was researching info about this falsified "company" for my interview, to which I no longer be showing.
I also found a story about this on Rip-Off Report at
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/390/RipOff0390285.htm
Jason just called and talked to my 16 year old daughter about coming out for an interview. I am not sure how he got her cell phone number. I quickly did a search on google and found this site. I called him back and told him he was just a scam artist and to never call my daughter again. He said that people can write what they want about anybody on the internet, it is not necessarily true, I told him how can so many people be wrong and he should do a google search on his number
Got a call on my cell, it was a woman who asked for me by name (odd since I'm on my dad's plan so telemarketers always ask for him). I was busy but she told me that she had a business opportunity for me and wanted to give me some more info. I blew her off but she said she would try me again at a more convenient time. How the heck do these people get cell phone numbers?
Called me about a job in June 2009. Angie was her name. Found this and the rip-off report., Won't be going to the interview. Caller ID only shows up as two quotes.