Avoid answering calls that claim a vague "Taylor Group" recruiter reached you out of the blue. Verify any alleged resume submission by checking official job portals, not just a voicemail. Never share personal data or schedule webinars before confirming the company's legit status. Use a search engine to cross‑reference the phone number and the named hiring manager; many reports link it to multi‑level marketing schemes. If the call sounds generic or pushes a quick‑action webinar, hang up and report the number to your carrier. Keep a record of the call details for future reference and consider blocking the number.
I recived a vm from Jennifer from Taylor Group, she talk about webinar and say she recived my resume
The caller claimed to have seen my resume on Indiana Career Connect and wanted to schedule a Zoom meeting, but the call ended abruptly when I said I was unavailable.
This is undoubtedly a scam, as evidenced by the same call and message experienced by Jenny, and others should be cautious not to fall victim
A voice message was left by a woman claiming to be Jennifer, the hiring manager at The Taylor Group, stating she had received my resume online and wished to discuss potential employment opportunities, including an online webinar, and requested a callback to her direct line at 317-762-4512.
This is definetly a scam, a lady name Taylor claim's she is a recruiter, dont answer the call
Apparently, the indivdual on the phone was calm but failed to discus any relevent topic. They mentionned Ms. Tayler, who seems to beleive I am qualified for somthing, however the caller didnt specify what posistion they were trying to fill, which raises some concers about a posible scam.
Research indicates this number is linked to multi-level marketing, demonstrating the importance of searching for information online.
Research revealed the nature of the call to be a Multi-Level Marketing scheme, bearing resemblance to a pyramid scheme
MLM stands for Multi-Level Marketing
According to my reseach on the internet, it apears that this number is asociated with a property management company in New Jersey, and the person calling is likely a scammer trying to make the calls seem legitimite.
This appears to be a call related to a multi-level marketing scheme.
The legitimacy of the job offer is questionable, with unclear details about commission or salary, and the sales pitch seems suspicious.
The caller claimes to be a recruiter from Taylor managment