Like a badly written script, the calls from the so‑called Rumbuc Agency keep looping the same vague promises and pressure tactics. They pull résumés from public job boards, then claim a “leadership” or “management” opening that either doesn’t exist or turns into a commission‑only insurance sales gig. The pattern—generic emails, misspelled company names, and requests for personal info—matches classic unsolicited recruitment scams. If you get a call, hang up, verify the firm on official sites, and never share banking or fee details. Report persistent callers to the FTC and your state consumer protection office.
I had reaplied to a Craigslist ad, but aparently my resume wasnt attached, they claimed to have reviewed it and wanted to schdule an interview, what a TOTAL SCAM!!!!
An email was received from Eryn Isabella Taylor, the HR Assistant for the Wingate Division in Scranton, PA, regarding a job opportunity found through Career Builder
I receivd the exact same email today from a companey calle Jubrey on coit
The Denver area is associated with the number 720-500-2168
An email was received that was nearly identical, allegedly for a job in Colorado Springs, CO, and was attributed to Demi E Benton.
This is a interview request for customer service posistion
A nearly identical email was sent to me, but with a different company name and incorrect suite number, not to mention the company's name was misspelled in the first sentance... Additionally, the posistion they mentioned is completly unfamiliar to me.
In response to a candidate questionnaire, I outlined the importance of family planning and vision for the future, observed a company's positive trajectory under strong leadership, and emphasized my potential role in helping families prepare for the future.
An interview invitation was extended for a Benefits Enroller Position at The King Company, with details provided for confirmation and scheduling.
Legitimate companies do not ask for upfront payments, which is why this opportunity raises significant red flags. The numerous emails and job offers from this company, including those from individuals claiming to be Demi Johnson and Eryn Benton, have been reported to the relevant authorities, including the Better Business Bureau and the state attorney general. It is essential to exercise caution and report any similar interactions to prevent potential scams.
I'm very curious, i got a call from a Ms. King, she was very vague, when i asked about the pay, she didnt answer, my alarm bells went off instantly
A company representative, Gina, call me on tuesday while I was driving and when I call her back she seem flustered, probably because she had to make alot of calls, and was very vague about the job position and ask me some wierd questions about my leadership qualities... this company is locate in Troy
Is dealing with Steve really worth the hassle??
The assertion that the company is legitimate is not believable, as evidence suggests it's a scam.
A message regarding a management position interview, although initially intriguing, raised several red flags, including a lack of information and an unprofessional approach.
It seems unlikely, as the individual appears to search for sales agent resumes online and is associated with a company that has a BBB accreditation.
Apparently, the individuals using this number have switched to using the name 'American Income' and are now calling from 734-281-8906. The caller addressed me by name and directly called my phone, but it was the request for my email address that seemed suspicious, especially since they claimed to have obtained my resume from Monster.
Following a similar call received the previous Monday, a return call was scheduled for the following day, during which a representative named Melissa was expected to provide more information about the company.
A call was received from a different number, 248-677-1281, which allegedly originated from Royal Oak, and the caller discussed a vague job opportunity
I received a call similar to the one described, but it came from a different number, 248 687 7790, and a person named Tina claimed to be reporting to Mr. Holden.
An interview with Mr. Ward was scheduled, but due to financial constraints and the cost of transportation, it will not be attended.
I had an interview set up, but after reading all the coments, i decidied to cancel it, it sounds shady to me.
Given that numerous people, at least 30, have expressed concerns, it's plausible that the person claiming this is legitimate might be affiliated with the entity in question
Apparently, to sell health and life products, one must pay the state of Michigan $300 for a license, but the fine print allegedly offers a reimbursement of $3100 after starting work
It's amusing to see such desperation, as the company that contacted me has turned out to be legitimate, with a profitable opportunity that has earned me around $1500 per week
You missed out on a genuine opportunity, which is unfortunate, and it seems the joke is on you
Working for AIL was a lucrative experience, and I advise ignoring the rumors and assumptions surrounding the company.
Some individuals lack the dedication and personality required for certain jobs, which may lead them to engage in unscrupulous activities.
Everybody seem to assume sales and insurance jobs are scam just becuse they involve commision, but if you have good communication skill and personality, you can succed in this field, i was working at popeyes for minimun wage when monster called me, so i decidied to give it a try, got licensed and started selling life insurance, making over 1000 dollar in just 3 week, dont be jealous becuse you cant sell nothing!
Rather than criticizing others, it would be beneficial for you to focus on developing your interpersonal skills, which are essential for success in sales