Many people say they keep getting calls from a number that claims to have found their resume on Monster and wants to set up an interview. The pattern points to a commission‑only insurance sales operation that pulls contact info from public job boards. If you never applied, treat the call as unsolicited sales outreach and hang up. Never share personal data or pay any fees up front, and request a verifiable email address or official website link. Block the number and report it to your carrier if the calls become harassing. Check the caller’s credentials before committing any time or money.
Did they actualy send it to you? They've told me 4 times they were going to send it along with a free will kit but ive never recieved anything, thats a bit disapointing.
I got a call from a lady, she offer me a job, but i check online, and now i can ignore the interview, thank's
An interview opportunity was offered via a call from this number.
Initially, I avoided calls from this number due to warnings, but it turned out they were about child safety kits I had requested
I recieved a call from the same number, they claim to have my resume from Monster.ca and are recruitting for insurance sales, however I am comitted to my profesional field, so I had to decline ther offer.
I just recieved a call from a lady who claimed to be Sue from AIL, saying she saw my resume on Monster, but her mesage was confusing and she even got her own companys name wrong, so i wont be calling back.
Immediate cessation of calls is demanded.
I juste got a call from Ricky, who claimed to have found my resume, and wanted to set up an interview, but his speach was too fast, so I only writed down the adress and googled it, thankfully I found this and blocked the number, now I wont be showing up to the interview
After depositing a cheque at my bank yesterday, I received a call from this unknown number today, which I found suspicious, and I plan to confront them when I answer.
I just got a missed call from this number and decieded to google it like everyone else here. They left a voicemail saying it's "Ricky from the Human Resources Department at American Income Life" and that he had the "opportunity to review my resume in regards to a full time position that they are looking to fill at the moment and would like to discus this position with me a bit further" so he want me to return his call. Thanks again to everyone here for posting
Previous posts were instrumental in my decision to research the caller before returning the call from this number, thanks to all who contributed.
Hello every body
Apparently, I received a call from someone claiming to be Ricky, who found my resume on Monster.
You can find some scary story's about AIL in the link below
Be cautious of AIL Canada, as they've been reported to engage in malicious activities
I also recieved a call, asking me to show up for a interview, thank's for the warning guys!
After receiving a call from 416-483-2520, I investigated American Income Life, discovering it to be a scam involving 100% commission-based sales of essentially worthless insurance products, along with monthly licensing fees, leading me to cancel my Monster account and block the number
Harassment is being directed at me by Ail
A management job offer was presented to me during a call, which seemed quite strange
Daily calls from this number have become a nuisance, and I need to take steps to block it as it's likely a scam.
The frequent calls from this number have become a significant nuisance, bordering on harassment
A lady called me for a job interview about a sales agency, which I never aplicated for
Last night, a call was received from an individual representing themselves as an Industrial Alliance representative
A recruitment attempt was made by a woman, whose demeanor changed significantly when her offer was declined.
AIL is a real company, they sell life insurance and contact people who leave theyre resumes online
Following a call from this number, I looked it up and found a different name, Brian Traboulay, whereas the person who left a message claimed to be Brian D'Sousa, and when I asked him to email me the adress for the interview, he said it was against their policy, wich is suspisious
AIL contacted me about a resume I supposedly submitted to a Craigslist ad, mentioning fees, which I found confusing and potentially misleading.
The number is associated with representatives from American Income Life, including Richard Altig, Ilija Orlovic, and Brian Traboulay.
I recieved a call from this number, the lady said she saw my resume on monster.ca and schedules an interview, but I wont be showing up, it sounds fishy.
A man contacted me claiming he found my resume on monster.ca, is this a legit call or a scam?
