This guy stated this in 2010 and its true i was a victim of this scam artist job its true dont do it please reconsider!!! They have a office in an office building and it look shady you wont pay attention to the red flags if you in desperate need of a job so please people dont fall in the web of this scam!!! Scam!!!
Don't be fooled, this company is a scam. First they have a girl at this time named Brittany call you for a phone evaluation, then schedule you for a interview. When you get there a cocky little pr*ck named Chris will do a quick meet and greet is what he calls it. He tells you first impressions are everything. He proceeds to ask the same questions over and over that don't even purtain to the job. Then he braggs about himself that he is only 27 and in the position he is in. After about 5 minutes he tells you that if they decide to call you for another interview they will let you know between 5 and 6 that day.
When you try to ask questions about what they do, he just says they represent T-mobile and AT&T, this is a lie they do not. He refuses to go into detail about the position. When you ask about the salary, they stumble around about that to, and just say in 8 to 12 months you will get promoted from within the company and be making over $100,00.
Once you get a call back brittany tells you that you have been invited to come back and do a job shadow with Paul the executive and Chris from 9-5. Paul started in Indiana with a group called the Merle Group, then moved is own branch of the company to St. Louis called Empire Executives. If you google Empire Executives in Indiana, a scam alert will come up under the Merle Group, there you can read all the blogs on usacomplaints.com. You work lots of hours for no pay, unless your a crook.
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