got a call from this number on my cell, i don't have anything posted on workopolis, just monster. maybe thats where they are coming from???

THEY JUST WANT A CONTACT NAME, AND ANYONE OUT THERE, CALL THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU AND REPORT THEM.  THEY ARE A SCAM!

They always call me at home (evenings, holidays) and I usually can't figure out what the heck he/she is saying. I did find out today that they are in Jamica, Ottawa and downtown Toronto at "Yonge and Finch". Today is was asked to put my resume in a properly "worded" format so I can only guess that this idiot meant a Word document.. I don't care if they are legitimate or not, I don't appreciate being bothered about who knows what kind of job they are peddling on a holiday.. It just disrespectful and ignorant...

I received a call from (416) 646-2811 ext 230 contact Janice regarding job offer.I checked internet for this phone and I found that there several people who also been called for the same reason so I post this message. I also received e-mail for job offer but it located in Ottawa which is impossible for me to accept as I live in Toronto.

got a txt message from 1-347-277-9961 saying:Renee, i have a job opportunity you may be interested in. Please call me at (416) 646-2811 ext. 239Mel Ashmealmel.ashmeal @ antandbee.comI have a very private cell number. I have not given out the number, but recently made the mistake of adding it to the Do Not Call List (sigh). Otherwise, Mel is just sending this out to a block of identified numbers hoping to get people who are unemployed or wanting to change jobs to call him.I'm sure the call will go something like this in broken english:"Oh I'm sorry about that! While I have you on the phone, maybe I can help you find a job. What kind of background do you have?"

They called my phone again, I answered, and I told them I am already fully employed.  She said it was to put my name in a pool because they are a hiring agent and they would give me another call if something came up.  But then she said, "Thank you, I will make a note of that you are already employed.  Have a good day, good-bye".  She was reading from a script, but it could have been possible employement.  I'm not sure, oh well.