They seemed like a regular agency who used the internet to market their models. My intuition told me to stop the initial payments short when my new account information could not be viewed on their website and they would not return my calls. They have my social security information, credit card ...
On July 28 I signed with Marvel Models for an agreement for their agency to promote me for modeling and acting positions. For this I paid an up-front fee to set up my photos on their website www.marvelmodels.com. The fee was $595.00. After this I would pay a monthly fee of $19.95 which would only ...
I was contacted by E-mail to come to an interview while I was on vacation. The E-mail just told me the time and the place of the interview, without giving me any options. The E-mail stated that the stated time would be my only opportunity to be interviewed for the position. When I returned from ...
Like others who have posted, I too had visited hotjobs at Yahoo looking for work in the Chicago area. As a single mother of three, the opportunity to make unlimited income was appealing. However, 46 years on this earth made the reality questionable. After emailing my sister in Chicago the letter I ...
A few weeks ago, I answered a posting on Hotjobs.com. Yes, I am looking for my dream job. Within a day or two I received an e-mail from our dear Estelle saying that she would help me out in my job search. If I recall, the ad on Hotjobs stated that the office would "soon" be opening in the ...
I unfortunatly already paid for the comp card under the impression the photo session was included which I though was a good deal being theyd do my hair makeup photos ect. Then to find out that isnt included the photos are an extra four hundred bucks. So, I am not paying for it. I am going to try to ...