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Ad Efx Marketing Misrepresentation Aurora Colorado
This is just to make all aware of this company's current operations in Colorado. After seeing a generic add for marketing in the Sunday paper I called the number, a generic voice mail answered and I left a message. I received a message from them the next day, but when I called back there was again no answer just the machine. I left another message and finally their representative and I connected the next day. I inquired about the nature of this "marketing" position and was told no outside, door to door, or b to b selling. In fact she said it was hardly selling at all and more graphic design.
She indicated that she could fit me in at the end of the day or I would have to call her next week and see if she had time. I accepted the appointment and hung up. I called the number back immediaty and again got the machine. As it was only with speaking to her and asking for it that I was able to even get the spelling of the company to ensure I was looking up the correct information on the internet. Their name was not in the ad, not used in the messages left for me, and only on the answering maching.
In a job market like this a searcher must be vigilant and not only look at the web site for the company, but also the track record that company has. Sure enough, plugged ad efx marketing into google and a scam alert popped right up. After experiencing the frustration of my last company downsizing and navagating an unforgivingly difficult job market misleading oppertinities are the last thing any of us in this situation need. This is the third misrepresentation I have encountered and the third call back.
Be careful, be vigilant, and keep faith that you will find the right job. In the mean time, don't let these fools get the best of you!
Coloradobluebird
Littleton, Colorado
U.S.A.