I actually just got a call from this # as well and i entered my Zip code and spoke with someone. They got right to business and told me where the interview was being held and everything but never told me what company it was.
Hmmm- did a little internet snooping and just noticed something...
If you plug in the 972 number we've all been talking about- all you really get is the folks here at 800Notes- which is good, since it warns people of the potential scam that's going on...
Get this though...
Plug into Google the 888 number- Making Sure You Include the Hyphens- and you get a huge list of "Cars for sale" by a "Bryan Anderson" and a pretty big list of vehicle MLS stuff...
Could this be the ultimate GMAC ruse to come out of this [crooked] banking establishment? Why does this "Bryan Anderson" person pop up so often?
I received a call last night on my CELL phone. I have a job and am not looking, so I was going to press the "9" which corresponded with "please don't call me again." I accidentally hit a different number, which disconnected the call. At work this morning, I had an email from an unknown company saying they had tried to contact me about a job. The address listed at the bottom of the email was in Flower Mound, TX- but the phone call area code is Seagoville, TX.
Sorry for those looking for jobs (my husband is in the same boat), but also agree that this is fishy. It also bothers me that the call came to my cell. I do my best to not enter my cell phone into any website, so this concerns me.
I received a call from the number mentioned and was told that they have recvd my resume and i need to enter my Zip code , which i did and it connected me to a local office , no body answered the call and was told to leave name and number as the cust. serv representatve were busy and that they would gv me a call back.
This is a life insurance company. I actually called the number and like most of the rest of you, did not get a company name. I went ahead and asked exactly what company this was, it is Liberty National Life Insurance. They want sales people. I said No thank you!