I called this number, but first blocked mine so that they couldn't trace me or connect my phone to a resume. I spoke with a lady that really didn't make any sense. First, the moment I canceled their email, I immediately received some strange txt about calling the above number, and then of course, the txt said to txt "STOP" back to stop receiving the txt messages. I noticed that they didn't txt me until I "verified" by clicking the removal link of who or if the info they have on me is correct. Second incident, I called the above number, but first blocking mine, to see who answers. It was a lady. She of course was trying to get my information sense my number didn't show up. I declined and decided to ask my own questions. She tried to further get me to verify my identity so that she could "take me out of the system so that they can focus on the ones who want employment through them".
I declined learning from my first mistake, that they use your declines to further match up their info with someone, in other words, as if to verify that the info isn't phony and that they now have a tangible tag on someone. Thirdly, after asking her about why the company doesn't have a physical address, she first said that its because they operate nationally and have different "offices". She also mentioned Florida. So I asked her where the main office is located and she said Florida. So I then asked for the address. She said to give her a moment because [she works from home and has to look it up]. Next thing you know, she hangs up the phone like a true scam artist. Probably hoping that I would call her back like an idiot without blocking my number. This has been my experience with this fullish Career Network company.in my experiences with online scams, if there is any ambiguity with basic info such as LOCATION, ADDRESS, PERSON OF CONTACT, CLARITY ON WHAT EXACTLY THE SERVICE/PRODUCT IS, AND/OR, BUT NOT LIMITED TOO, PERSONALLY FEELING UNEASINESS OR CONFUSION ABOUT THE COMPANY... Then it is a scam.
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