- Report: #205386
Complaint Review: MPS Marketing - Riverside Rhode Island
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MPS Marketing
120 Amaral St Riverside, 02903 Rhode Island, U.S.A.
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401-434-2121
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MPS Marketing ripoff.. Marketing Scheme..BEWARE!! Riverside Rhode Island
I almost fell for it, but when I tried to research the company I found this website. Its sad how they use shady advertising to get people involved. The name of the company is MPS Marketing and their based in Riverside RI.college graduates beware!!..I have a interview tomorrow but Im not going now...Its nothing more than a scheme..
A receptionist will tell you they have interviews setup for 2,3,4,5 oclock...depending on what time you call! She'll tell you a man named Mark(who seemed nice)will be will be doing the interview.. when you get there it seems ok..on the outside.notice the shady setup..one receptionist(who was playing a hip hop mix cd.) Posters or hangups of big name companys. I "nailed" the interview and was asked the same day to come for the "second interview"..this is the scheme..
i went on to call my family and friends ranting on about my new opportunity. I feel like such a idiot.. I thought it was a sports management company..yea right! Anytime you see an entrylevel position under general or sales in the classifieds in the Providence Journal(who i'll be calling to notify about this problem).. Beware! Its probably bogus. Im sure I would have been stuck selling fake knockoff items to people on street corners somewhere in Central Falls.
Brandon
Providence, Rhode Island
U.S.A.
A receptionist will tell you they have interviews setup for 2,3,4,5 oclock...depending on what time you call! She'll tell you a man named Mark(who seemed nice)will be will be doing the interview.. when you get there it seems ok..on the outside.notice the shady setup..one receptionist(who was playing a hip hop mix cd.) Posters or hangups of big name companys. I "nailed" the interview and was asked the same day to come for the "second interview"..this is the scheme..
i went on to call my family and friends ranting on about my new opportunity. I feel like such a idiot.. I thought it was a sports management company..yea right! Anytime you see an entrylevel position under general or sales in the classifieds in the Providence Journal(who i'll be calling to notify about this problem).. Beware! Its probably bogus. Im sure I would have been stuck selling fake knockoff items to people on street corners somewhere in Central Falls.
Brandon
Providence, Rhode Island
U.S.A.
