Like a persistent door‑to‑door salesman, the calls from +14405820040 keep ringing back even after you’ve slammed the door. Most callers claim to represent American Income Life (AIL), a legitimate life‑insurance firm that often uses aggressive recruiting tactics, especially targeting resumes posted on job boards. They pitch “union benefits” or “no‑selling” roles, but the reality usually involves selling policies to friends and family. If you’re not interested, ask for written verification and explicitly request removal from their call list. Report repeat harassment to the FTC or your state’s consumer protection agency, and consider blocking the number on your device.
Despite having a resume on Careerboard, I'm perplexed as to why life insurance companies keep calling, given that my profile doesn't suggest I'd be a strong fit for sales, and I'm skeptical of the industry's practices.
A gentleman contacted me, claiming to have seen my resume online and expressing interest in discussing a job opportunity
I'm fed up with this scam companys calls, they're calling me again for an interview, even though I blew them off months ago.
Interestingly, it seems that a college degree is not required to obtain a P&C license; instead, the insurance company will sponsor you for a small fee of $50 for online training.
Apparently, this company is now referring to itself as Torchmark Corp; after reviewing posts from others, it seems prudent not to return their call, as their intentions appear suspicious.
I found my resume on Monster, and they called me, saying I had to call before 2:00, and they had questions for me, but after researching them on Glassdoor, I wasnt interested.
If this call is indeed from AIL (American Income Life), I have an existing life insurance policy with them, so it's not a scam, I'm wondering why they contacted me though.
Today, I received an excessive 10 calls from this company, despite never having applied for a sales position or any similar opportunity. After the tenth call, I decided to return their call, only to find that their office was closed. I left a message urging them to cease contact, emphasizing that their repeated calls constituted harassment, and warned them that I would report them to the authorities if the calls continued.
I recieved alot of e-mails from them and now they start calling me, but they dont leave a message, i think they got my number from my resume, i dont mind being rude to them, next time they call i will tell them whats up
After receiving a call from this number discussing gaps in union-related coverage, found through a Monster resume, and being suspicious due to the thick accent and Sunday afternoon call, it was wise to decline
A guy named Patrick called, saying he had my resume, and he started asking me questions about my job history, he somehow got my college informations, probably from indeed.com, but I didnt give him any more informations.
After finding my resume on CareerBuilder and possibly Monster, I received a call, although I couldn't listen to the message at work.
I'm also having regrets about applying on that website, Monster.
American Income Life Insurance has been identified as the entity behind these calls, with the goal of recruiting individuals to sell insurance. Initially, recruitment may be disguised as a "union benefits rep" interview, aiming to sell life insurance to acquaintances.
A conversation with an individual named Lazerus, claiming affiliation with a company named Sacrice-Smith, purportedly working with unions, has raised concerns about potential misrepresentation, as the company's name and operations seem unclear and potentially fraudulent.
A brief message was left, claiming his name was Eric and stating that HR needed to schedule a meeting with me urgently. Given that I've been employed for almost a year and a half, this seems unusual. Thankfully, a quick internet search revealed more information about the number.
Despite being on the do not call list, they still manage to call my cell phone
I recieved a call from this number eariler, but I've been trying to save money for college, so I didnt anser, if it's importint, they'll leave a voicemail, but they didnt, and thats suspicious
Having received a call from this number roughly 20 minutes prior, I'm concerned as a college student with limited financial resources, so I returned the call and spoke with a polite woman who claimed they were from an insurance company, though she couldn't explain why I was contacted, and I've asked to be removed from their list.
The number is associated with American Income Life Insurance Co, located at 12301 Ridge Rd, North Royalton, Ohio 44133.
Following my job application on Monster, I was contacted by this number and also received an email; I have no interest in selling insurance and will take necessary actions if the calls persist
A woman named Melissa, posing as an SSA representative from Ohio, contacted me with a potential job opportunity; however, after researching the address she provided, I discovered it was linked to American Income Life Insurance, a known scam company.
I recieved a call, they claimd to have recieved my resume, and said they were from SSA of Ohio, sounded legit but...
Today, I got multiple calls from this number, but I didn't answer since it was unfamiliar, and thankfully, it wasn't a call about inheriting a large sum of money from a deceased relative, which would have been laughable.
Although AIL is not an outright scam, its business practices are questionable, as they persistently contact individuals who have posted their resumes on job websites, trying to solicit them to sell insurance.
I recieve calle from this number almost every day, but they never leave voicemail, i wish i could block this number on my phone
Weekly calls from this number have become a nuisance, and I'm unsure who is behind them or how to get them to stop contacting me.
It's interessting to note that alot of people claim its related to AIL, however when i contacted them, theyclaim the company name is Sarcie-Smith, which seems confusing and probaby a scam, any company with multiple alias's sounds fishy
I recived a call from this number stating i had applied for a job on careerbuilder, which i didnt, and they wanted to schedule an interivew
Nonsense