Watch out for calls that claim a LinkedIn connection and pitch a $12,500 “partner” fee. Most reports tie the number to a vague outfit called Park Technologies that uses a polite script and references a nonexistent assistant. Verify any business by checking state registries, searching for a physical address, and confirming the employee on LinkedIn before sharing personal data. Do not send money or sign agreements on the spot, especially when the offer sounds like a quick‑cash investment. Block the caller, report the incident to your carrier and to the FTC’s complaint portal, and share the experience with colleagues so they can stay alert.
It's intriguing that a Yahoo search for Park Technologies includes results indicating Corey Park Technologies Scam.
The term '50% partner' suggests a limited stake, potentially implying reduced profit sharing. It's plausible that their primary revenue stream comes from one-time fees, necessitating constant recruitment of new partners to maintain cash flow
I garanty that no companys has ever been slandered in this post, so who is the other partner in this one-time fee deal
This particulat post sugjests to me that it's probaby a scam
A message was left for Amanda, mocking her company name and suggesting it was a joke.
It has become apparent that this number is associated with a so-called "partner in"
The statement about a one-time fee for a 50% partnership in a company sounds like a scam, reminiscent of 'The Producers'.
I'm entitled to my opinion when receiving calls from unknown sources
It appears you're aware of the number's owner, so it's puzzling that you're using a website designed to identify unknown phone numbers.
It's clear that this company's true intentions are dubious, given their inconsistent name and unsolicited call with a bogus offer.
The caller's offer of a 50% discount seems suspicious and may be a scam
It seems like the website has some issues with users, and I dont think thats a good thing
It's clear that this thread has not involved any form of slander or libel, distinctions that are important to understand.
My business, employees, and I will no longer engage with Park Technologies, and I'll advise clients to take similar action.
Thanks to your coment, I have decidied to add this number to my call blocker, and thats a big relief!
It's suspicious that someone would look up their employer's number and then post a positive review on a complaints site, suggesting possible damage control or an attempt to mitigate upcoming negative publicity
This number appears to be associated with fraudulent activities, as evident from numerous complaints on this site about scam calls made daily using similar tactics.
Before posting, please make sure to read the disclaimer, for those who are calling this company a scam
I recieved a polite call from someone claimin to be Stephanie's assistant, sayin they were replyin to emails we exchange on LinkedIn, but when i check our CRM, there no record of Stephanie
Octavia Williams from Park Methodology left a voicemail regarding a career opportunity, claiming there was correspondence on LinkedIn, which I have yet to verify
Its a scam, immediatly hang up and report it to the authorties like the FBI
Apparently, they are trying to sell a bogus partnership for $12k, which is completely absurd, and I intend to report this to the authorities
A person contacted me, saying they had previusly spoken with me and seen my profil on LinkedIn, trying to sell me a bussiness oportunity in Real Estate, but I became suspicious and hung up, then blocked the number, its a compleat scam
Today, somebody called me claiming to be Kathleen, but she wasnt clear about what she was selling, so i asked her and she shouted at me and hang up
Having partnered with this company for two years, I can attest to its legitimacy and the genuine opportunities it provides for entrepreneurial success, despite its unique business model being somewhat challenging to grasp at times.
A voicemail from Park Technologies was received, claiming to have found the user's profile on About.me and expressing interest in discussing an opportunity, but the legitimacy of the call is questionable
A message from Gaylan at extension 124 seemed polite, but the lack of publicly available information about Park Innovations or Park Technologies raises suspicions of a potential affiliate or pyramid scheme, prompting me to ignore the call.
I recieved same call, sounds spammy and vague, gonna block it now
Honestly, i was called by a really polite man who was following up on a possible LinkedIn contact
A message was left about LinkedIn, which turned out to be a total scam, and it was on my Verizon cell phone.