Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, the calls from +13172514581 masquerade as legitimate recruiters. Callers repeatedly claim to have found a resume on job boards and promise high‑pay manager roles, yet the underlying entity is tied to an insurance pyramid scheme. The pattern across reports points to a coordinated scam that uses the Taylor Group name to lure job seekers. Before engaging, verify the company’s address, request a written offer, and cross‑reference the phone number with official listings. Never share Social Security numbers, banking details, or upfront fees. Hang up if pressure mounts, block the number, and report it to the FTC or your state consumer agency.
I recived a call from this number today, and the woman on the other end claimed to be calling about a job oppertunity, but she did not provide the company name or any other relevent informations, and I am skeptical about the legitimacy of the call.
It appears that 'Shannon' posted about this scam in 2018, and despite being discussed multiple times, some people still fall for it, suggesting they haven't read the previous comments.
Did the interview occur, and is the job legitimate, are you currently employed by them?
It seems this company is well known for its scam tactics, similar to a pyramid scheme, and they're trying to sell worthless life insurance.
The caller stated they found my resume on Career Builders and proposed a job opportunity explaining benefits to union workers, offering a significant salary increase.
Companies like American Income Life are notorious for their scam tactics, often disguising sales jobs as managerial positions with commission-only pay
It is essential to distinguish between being contacted by an insurance agency or broker and being employed by an insurance company, and Taylor appears to have a significant online presence, although its credibility is uncertain
Someone called me, and asked me to come in for an interview with the Taylor Group, but I never aplyed to them, and they just found my resume on Beyond, it seems fishy.
After arranging an interview for a management position, reading these comments has raised some doubts about the legitimacy of the opportunity
I'm not sure if this company is legitamite or not, can somone help me?
A voicemail was left by carmen, however she didnt mention which company she was calling from, sounded kinda shady
A call from the Taylor Group was received, but they were vague about their intentions, and it seems they are looking for entry-level managers.
Somebody named Carmen called me about my resume, but she didn't mention the company name, which i found strange, especialy since every insurance company seems to need help the minute you post your resume online.
Initially contacted by a different number, I was given this number as a point of contact in case I got lost on the way to an interview, which led me to American Income Life, an insurance company
The call was supposedly regarding a resume
Setup was required for an app
The caller claimed to be from Taylor Group, offering a career position and requesting a callback to this number
The caller claimed to have seen my resume online and invited me for an interview, mentioning supervisor and manager positions with supplemental income
They calld me for a job interview, but it was a scam, they were tryin to get me to sell insurance
Lately, they've been calling nonstop and it's totally a scam
A message was left on my answering machine from someone claiming to have seen my resume on a job platform and expressing interest.
Investigation revealed that this number belongs to American Income Life Insurance, located at 6284 Rucker Rd Ste. A, Indianapolis, IN 46220. A representative claimed to be from Torch Maker Corp, which appears to be non-existent. This company allegedly charges excessive fees for licensing and sends bogus leads, operating a pyramid scheme
Recently, i posted my resume on several job websites, but i didnt apply to this company, so i dont know why they are calling me
The caller claimed to have found my resume on Monster and expressed interest in conducting an interview, although I'm skeptical about their intentions.
I recived a call on my answering machine from someone claiming to be from the Mark King Group, asking to schedule an interview based on a resume they suppostly found online. However, I never aplicated for this posistion, and I'm starting to suspect that my resume was found on a job posting board such as Career Builders or Indiana Career Connect. I did a reverse phone lookup and found that the number is assoiated with American Life out of Indianapolis.
I didnt apply for any job but they said I did
No comment provided, only a phone number: 317-251-4581.