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 Chicago area. (By the looks of these other responses on Rip-off, not so!"Estelle" e-mailed me two days ago stating a day and time that I would have to come in for an interview with the staff, apologized for it being short notice, and so on and so on... Just like everyone else has said. I canceled an important appointment that I hope I can get back after reading these reports. "HER" email to me was the same as the memos everyone else was receiving.
I'm so glad that I decided to look further into Marvel Models. When I inquired about a position on their website, I selected Administrative as the position I was interested in. Who knows what they were going to ask me to do. That leads to something else. Because no actual job was presented that I'd be interviewing for, it made me wonder and think that something was fishy.in this last e-mail "she" sent inviting me to the interview, she never said for what position I'd be interviewing. That's not professional. I had just e-mailed "her" about that prior to finding this consumer complaintss. Really the only reason I sought more information about the company was because dear Estelle suggested in the e-mail that I visit MarvelModel.com and familiarize myself with the company. I couldn't rely on just their say so and I hadn't hear of them before, so I dug deeper. Thanks usacomplaints.com.Com. I immediately sent "them" whoever they are an e-mail with a link to the reports written about them, told "her" that I wouldn't be coming in to interview, that that is not my line of business, and thanked them anyways.
This hurts because I thought I was onto something and was about to really put my skills to the test.in admin., so I thought, but who knows because I was never told. I need a job, but not there.
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