I was job hunting in my usual places on the internet and discovered a company called Blue Ocean Theory, Inc. They appear to be an entertainment marketing organization that promotions sports and racing. I applied for an office position job and received an email from an Adam Graves inviting me for an interview. I should have known it was going to be bad when the phone number given was incorrect. Adam said I should schedule my interview with their Anaheim office, though my appointment would be in Newbury Park. When I called the Anaheim office they answered as Dual Starr. They gave me the number for the Newbury Park office who scheduled in interview. They go through all the motions. You are told to dress nice and bring a hard copy of the resume. I typically check out companies in preparation for the interview just to see what they are about. When I googled Blue Ocean Theory and could not get anything I tried Dual Starr and saw scam reports all over. Apparently they've changed names a number of times. They are now doing businss as Blue Ocean Theory and it is a total pyramid scheme. I read some of the scam reports and they say "don't waste your time." This is really horrible. There are too many people looking for jobs these days. Someone should warn the public. I canceled my intereview.
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