Yesterday evening, you’ll find that calls from the +12152496174 line often masquerade as corporate recruiters, notably citing "Bankers Life" and a review of your resume. The pattern suggests a scripted outreach that pulls data from job boards, then pushes a sales or insurance role that rarely matches your background. To protect yourself, let the number go to voicemail, verify any claim by calling the official company number, and consider removing your resume from public listings. If you suspect a scam, report the number to your carrier and to the FTC. Staying skeptical and keeping personal data offline are the safest moves.
In the process of job searching, it's been advised to beware of callers with strong accents, as they might be associated with unscrupulous companies, making an already difficult process more challenging.
Following my job application on Career Builder, I was inundated with unsolicited calls and emails, including one from a woman claiming to be 'April' from 'Bankers Life', expressing enthusiasm over my resume
Bankers Life insurance has been making calls, claiming to have reviewed resumes and expressing interest in the recipient's skills, but in reality, they are blindly contacting individuals about sales roles based on job board listings
Submitting resumes to online job sites, such as Career Builder, has led to a flood of unwanted calls and emails, highlighting the downsides of technology.
Hello, it seems there's no additional information provided
This number is associated with unsolicited messages
I didnt recognize the name or the number, so I didnt answer, but now the caller ID shows Cohen Allan, I suspected a scam, so I googled the number, and it's obviousley a scam
Absolutely right, the lack of company information at the end of the message is suspicious. After attempting to call back, I spoke with someone named Taylor, and having read the comments, I agree that it's a waste of time.
I was offered a sales position, which is not something I have experience in or desire to pursue.
I didnt answer the call, but they left a message, sounded like a real person, a woman named Alice, said her manager gave her my resume.
Following a missed call, I returned it and was met with a dubious job opportunity from someone claiming to be from Bankers' Life, which seemed like a scam.
Be cautious of this number, as it is associated with a scam from Career Builder
Upon using Career Builders, I discovered that my resume was posted online, which led to a flood of unrelated solicitations from shady individuals; be sure to remove your saved resume to avoid this.
A similar experience was reported, where a call was received suggesting that my skills could be transferred to a role in banking, despite being in the health field, which appears to be a scam, and caution is advised.
I apologize for the errors and incomplete sentences in my previous message, which was sent with typos and missing information due to copying and pasting.
I'm gonna type out how the email showd up before I opend it so you have an idear: it was from Olivia Maharaj, and the subject was Bankers Life
It's possible that this call is related to a job application I submitted online