They called me today, asked for Mr. Rogers. Thats me but I said I wasn't home so thew hung up. I do not have a resume posted and was not looking for a job. This was a telemarketer scam and an illegal call as I am on the list.

this entire thread should be non existent.  I work for this company and the phone calls or emails anyone gets are just part of the recruiting process.  These people are uninformed and feeding from hysteria.www.ailife.com take a look yourself

This is a scam.  If many people except for the few (who I think are people who actually work for the company and go on Blogs just to falsely vouch) are saying it is a scam - it is a scam.  I know this because the name on the email is not the same as the one signed on the letter (no one would let someone else use their personal e-mail to write a letter for themselves) and I have told them to stop and they wont and now they've called and also - I NEVER APPLIED FOR A JOB THERE!  Who calls people looking for people with NO experience but the job is amazing?  Oh yea - SCAMMERS!

I work for AIL Canada, we're based out of London and we're a small team. I personally work the Cambridge area. We're expanding operations and if you get many phone calls it's because one of the managers already thinks you may have what it takes to pass the LLQP, we do recruiting in bulk because most people don't fit the criteria and aren't asked back for a final interview. For those of you who are skeptical, I understand. There aren't many opportunities where you can make a lot of money by working long hours, are there? If you want to go work a 9-5 be my guest, but this opportunity exceeds stability, you can go 4 days without making any money and then make a thousand in a day, which happened to me last week. I encourage you all to do your own research and if you ignore the calls then continue on with your lives without judging something you were too afraid to confront.Those who answer and are selected will lead a privileged life.That's all

I got a call a couple of days ago and didn't pick up since I didn't recognise the name. Don't recall what caller id. said but it wasn't anyone I knew.Then today I get an email saying that my resume had been forwarded to this guy and it's the same number! The email says a lot of stuff about joining their company, that it's a way of life, yadda yadda yadda. I deleted the email and if they call again, I'll request my number be removed. I'm going to assume that they got my phone number from either Workopolis or Monster since I posted my resume recently on both those sites.After looking up the company name it seems this is a job scam as referred to on this blog http://emailjobscams.blogspot.com/Ryan BisanzRegional ManagerAmerican Income LifeCambridge, ON(519) 624-0487ryanbisanz @ altig.comwww.torchmarkcorp.com

I am confused. Is it real or what?! I got a call too...I dont remember any AIL insurance.