A company called Overtime Sports contacted me through my resume atCareer Builders and offered me a position with their company. My jobwould be to distribute flyers that advertise a membership sportswebsite. If people signed up for the website, I would receive a portionof the sale. I'm currently undergoing chemotherapy so I am unable to work full time and needed a job, so I thoughtthat this would be a way to make a little money. I had several phoneconversations with "Shawn" who explained more about the position. Hestated that I would need to purchase the flyers, but they were veryinexpensive..."nine twenty" for 8,000. What he meant was $1920.00 and hecharged that amount to my credit card. Within 24 hours I realized that Iwas deceived, and called to ask for a refund. It has been almost a year ofback and forth with "Shawn". He attempted to get me to settle for arefund of half of what I paid him. I refused stating I needed a fullrefund. I contacted my bank and filed a fraud report, I contacted theBetter Business Bureau, and I researched moreabout this company. It seems that there are several names for thisscam: Graphics Today, Overtime Sports, in-sports.Biz, game-time.Us.com, game-day-usa.net. I'm sure there are many others. From what I read, these people have been taking advantage of recent college grads foryears. They are so dishonest and it is so disheartening for someone whois trying to get their first real job. I will not rest until I get mymoney back. Please have nothing to do with this company! You'll findmany reports on this website regarding their deception.
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