Recv'd call from Ant & Bee (1-(416) 646-2811)claiming they are calling regarding a job position for me. Upon further questioning, found out they just wanted me to be a telemarketer. Apparently found my resume on Workopolis, but if they had taken the time to actually read my resume, they would have found out I am an Office Administrator and Finance Assistant. Gotta love to hate cold calls!

Ant & bee sucks, they called me on Sunday at 9.00 pm. I'm sure it's a scam. They sent me some questions about my exp. (they can get it from my resume). Again, they have a govt. Project for 406 days. She called me back @ 9:30 pm and requesting me to complete the questions asap. I'm sure they are not calling from Canada, may be from Jamaica or Guyana.

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...

Same here. The guy called my house today and left a message with my husband. He must be kidding. I have a Masters degree and am a senior techncial writer. I am going to pull my resume from Workopolis if that is where this person is sourcing his leads. I didn't call back but searched for the name on the Web - thank God. Obviously he doesn't need a writer so I suspect that he is somehow skimming the phone numbers from Workopolis and only the phone numbers.

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.