Based on the provided comments, it appears that the caller with the phone number +17322256190 is likely associated with insurance companies, particularly American Income Life Insurance. The comments suggest that the caller is contacting individuals who have posted their resumes online, claiming to have found their resume and wanting to set up an in-person interview. However, the callers are often vague about the company name, position, and other details, raising red flags about the legitimacy of the opportunity. Many individuals have reported similar experiences, with some even mentioning that the company seems to be a multi-level marketing (MLM) scheme, which can be a barely legal Ponzi scheme. Overall, it seems that the caller's intention is to recruit people for a potentially unwanted or sketchy business opportunity.
This number is associated with American Income, a company that operates as a multi-level marketing scheme, bordering on a Ponzi scheme
A text message from Giglione Ackerman claimed they had received my resume and wanted to schedule an interview, but I had not applied for a job with them, leading me to suspect a potential scam
It seems the individual who obtained a master's degree missed the lesson on reading dates, as evidenced by their response to an outdated post.
Obviously, this is not a legit company, I have a masters degree and recived an email from a Luisa, but it was a total scam, companys like this are borderline pyramid schemes...
It seems I'm not the only one who has experienced this issue.
I received a message from Eric G about a job position and interview, but upon researching the company, I found that their listed address was invalid.
An email was received suggesting I was a suitable candidate and invited me to schedule an interview by phone.
I want to expres my gratitued to you guys for the warning about the telephone numbers and the informations, thank God that answers prays when you call on Him, but unfortunatly, your comments made me loose my excitement about the job, it's pretty anoying when peoples don't give enought detalies
After reading the comments here, I'm having second thoughts about attending my interview with the company tomorrow, especially since I received a call from them today.
Today, I received an email that
Following a similar call, I was directed to contact this number, but remain uncertain about its legitimacy
Did anyone else attend the supposed 'interview' after receiving the call?
I received a call from someone named Maya, who claimed to be conducting an interview for a manager position at 266 Raritan Center Parkway.
I have experienced the same issue.
I was excited about this call, but it was a dissapointment, the woman said they were a fortune 500 company, but she never sent me the email she promissed
Fortunately, I researched the address before getting excited about the interview, and upon discovering it was associated with American Income Life Insurance, I decided not to pursue it further.
Thanks to every one who posted informatioin here, I recived a cal eariler today claming to have fond my resume on CareerBuilders which I dont recal posting ther, thats why I started searchin online
After posting my resume on Carrierbuilders.com, i recieved a call today, they wanted to set up an in-person interview based on my resume, but it sounds strang to me...i'm glad i found this warnings, thanks to tecnology!...the adress i was suppost to go to is: 266 Raritan Center Parkway, Campus 4, Edison NJ, but i dont think i will be ther.
A message was left by someone named Anna, with a callback number, but the opportunity described seemed vague and potentially a commission-only scam
Upon further investigation, I discovered that the message from a woman claiming to be Anna from American insurance, requesting a call back to 732225190 ext. 1214, was likely a ruse, as calling back resulted in a dial tone.
Many people seem to have gotten the same call as me, but I dont know if its ligit
A call was received today from an individual claiming to have seen my resume and expressing interest in scheduling an interview for a management position at a fortune 500 company, although the company name and other details were not provided.
I search google for the adress given on the phone, and it seem like it is a legitimated company
Following a call from this number, I conducted a query and discovered that the entity is not a legitimate agency, and their actual address has been identified, revealing the truth behind their operations.
Similar to DMJ's experience, I requested a website for research purposes before scheduling anything, and was provided with "work@ailise.com" by the caller, who claimed to be new and was instructed to share this information.
Following a call from 732-692-1473, where the caller provided an alternate number 732-225-6190 for callback, I was informed about a potential job interview based on my resume posted on CareerBuilders. The representative, "Lori", mentioned the company was a "Fortune Platninum" entity expanding in NJ, seeking supervisors. However, upon further inquiry, it became apparent that the details were vague, leading to suspicion about the legitimacy of the opportunity.
I missed several calls from this particuler number, and when i tryed to call back, noboddy asnwered, its posible they are an insurance companey.