Like a wolf in sheep's clothing, these calls pretend to be legitimate recruiters but often turn out to be scams that harvest your resume and personal data. The pattern—unsolicited outreach, vague company details, and pressure to schedule interviews—matches classic job‑spam tactics. Protect yourself by never sharing sensitive information over the phone, verifying the employer through an official website, and blocking the number immediately. Report the incident to the FTC and your phone carrier to help curb future abuse. Keep a log of the call details, and consider using a call‑screening app to filter unknown numbers before they reach you.
I recieved a call from 5186880587, they told me they was hiring peoples and found my resume on Career's builder.
Today, I received a call from this company claiming they found my resume online and wanted to discuss a position that was supposedly filling quickly. Since I don't answer unknown numbers, it went to voicemail. After researching the company, I discovered that they have a history of such tactics and have since blocked their number.
If posible, just block the number, that's what I did and it solved the problem.
Despite not receiving a phone call, an email was sent thanking me for applying for a customer service position in Williamsville, NY, and requesting my availability for an interview; however, I have no recollection of applying for such a position.
Following an email regarding an interview appointment with Oldham and Associates, I made the mistake of looking into it further, only to discover that it's a scam that has been deceiving people, including those re-entering the workforce, for years. The email's content matched the script reported in a ripoff report, right down to the available times. Fortunately, I won't be wasting my money on a suit for the interview.
I recieved emails from Oldham and i was wondering whats happend with the interview
The company in question made contact, and the job opportunity they presented was legitimate, resulting in hiring the following week.
Fortunately, I decided to verify the authenticity of this opportunity, as a man had contacted me, posing as a representative, and scheduled an interview, but I will not be pursuing this further due to suspicions of a scam.
This is undoubtedly a scam, and anyone who fails to recognize it must be lacking in awareness or extremely gullible.
My experiance working there for 2 yrs was great, I earned alot of money and they didnt ask for any money upfront, its a legit Insurance Company that provides leads, but its not an easy job
I received a spam message from Durhon Oldham, prompting me to call 518-688-0578 for an interview. Before taking any action, I checked this platform and appreciate the warning from others.
I appreciate the warnings from others that saved me from a potential scam, as I received a call from a woman who spoke quickly and invited me to an interview without specifying where she saw my resume or providing clear details.
This is a terrible experience, and the people behind it are unscrupulous, treating others with disdain and constantly harassing them
On friday I recived a call from this number, I try to research the company and I found alot of negative post, so I dont think I will waste my time calling them back
Following an earlier call, an interview was scheduled, and an appointment was set; an update will be provided on the outcome of the interview
A job opportunity was purportedly offered after finding a resume online, but further research revealed no credible information about the company, leading to suspicion of a scam.
Apparently the company has a website accesible to the public, eventualy
Following a morning call, initial intentions to call back were thwarted by suspicions raised after conducting research, leading to feelings of relief at having avoided potential engagement.
A call was received from an individual claiming to be Lauren from the Olden Bianchi Group, stating she found my resume on Yahoo Jobs, but the provided number didn't match the one displayed on my phone
After attending an interview, it was confirmed that the job is legitimate, and employment with the company has commenced.
A closer examination of the links provided revealed they were misleading, and I'm grateful I investigated further before responding to the call
The situation involves a mysterious caller with unclear intentions.
After receiving a call with an extension of 308, I returned the call but got no answer, so I left a message; I'm trying to understand the nature of this potential scam
Apparently, they found our resume online and requested that we contact Latoya at extension 310, but when we tried to call, no one picked up.
My boyfriend also received a call from the same extension.
I recived a message from this number saying they found my resume online, and I should call "Lauren"
The caller ID displayed 888-300-3941, but the caller left a diffrent number (518) 688-0578 to return the call
Somebody called while i was out, and a friend took the phone number with ext. #308, and was told to speak to Keziah, but when i try to call back, i couldnt speak to anyone.
I recived the same call, she left a message about ext 310 regarding my resume
A call from them was also received, with a claim of being from the ollen beonki group or something similar; has anyone attended an interview?