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.
Initially, Jeanette sent me an e-mail back asking if I was interested to call and set up an appointment, but I called and needless to say I could not understand the company name, so I had to ask for it, and I received no information on the company by phone or the position that was suppossedly available.
I receive a call from this number every day, which is becoming increasingly frustrating.
A call from someone claiming to be Jeannette at American Income was supposedly about an HR position, but it turned out to be a sales management role, which wasn't what I was looking for.
A job interview was the reason given for a call from this number, but I'm unsure whether it's legitimate or a waste of time.
The same woman who emailed me also called, attempting to convince me to participate in a scam, which I refused.
I appreciate all the posts sharing experiences with this company
Recieved an email from dianna ray, dray@ailmich.com
It seems there may be some confusion, as many of us, including myself, never applied for a position with this company, and they fail to provide any concrete information or verification
I am glad i found this website, i was looking for a job becuse my company is closing, i was gonna go to the interview, but now i dont think so, i dont wanna waste my time with a company i cant even find online
During my conversation with Mrs Holden, she refused to provide any details about the position, including whether it was commissioned or salaried, which led me to decline the interview invitation
Thanks to the information provided, I wont be calling Ms. Holder back, as it seems like a potential scam.
I recently received a call from Mrs. Holder; after researching the number, I found your posts and appreciate your warnings.
It appears that the Rumbuc Agency is a recruiter for AIL, which is a subsidiary of TorchMark Corp, a global parent company.
It is reassuring to have platforms like this that warn people about potentially deceptive job offers. I have received calls from similar companies, such as Rockland International, that use misleading tactics. If a job is legitimate, why do they not provide clear information about the position and instead rely on deception?
Initially, I suspected a scam due to the scripted and unprofessional approach of the HR representative, Ms. Holder, and the lack of public information about the Rumbuc Agency.
A message was left expressing interest in discussing a job opportunity and requesting a callback to 248-283-2388 ext. 56 to discuss available positions and schedule an interview.
I was contacted by Diane Ray, who provided an email address and an alternative phone number, leaving me confused.
A potentially fraudulent email was received from a woman claiming to be Diana or Diane, stating they had been trying to reach the recipient, but fortunately, a Google search revealed it to be a scam.
Today I recieved a call from Mrs. Holder, requesting an interview, I agreed to it and schedualed it for Tuesday
Upon reviewing various postings, it has become apparent that this company lacks legitimacy, as evidenced by vague responses from Mrs. Holden regarding the position and company
Had to add mrs.holder to the list, she get's arond alot.
A call from Mrs. Holder raised suspicions due to a lack of transparency about the company and job opportunity
Others have reported similar experiences with Mrs. Holder from the Rumbuc Agency, who claimed to have reviewed my resume and wanted to schedule an interview
During an interview with Mrs. Holden for an office manager position at a benefits administrator for union companies, I questioned how my engineering and quality experience qualified me for the role, and her response was that managing people is transferable to managing office staff.
It's frustrating to receive the same canned response repeatedly, and my experience with this number was no different - a load of nonsense.
I have also noticed the predator ad on their website, which i find deeply ofensing, especialy the use of an african american on the cover photo, it seems like they are targeting minorites, which is completly unacceptible
As a potential employee with an upcoming interview, I have several questions
Greetings, I was expecting a different kind of interaction
Two voicemails were received from a Mrs. Holden, whose messages were unclear, and seemed to be related to a job posting on Career Builder, with a tone that implied a need to appease a marketing hierarchy.
The Ail Rumbuc Agency Llc is asociated with this number, apparntly