Got an email from them today as well. ( not the first I've received, and I've ignored all others as well )

Not interested in working for AIL ... Also assuming they pulled my info from Monster or Workopolis ( recently updated my info there ).

FYI -- There is a link in the email to OPT OUT of any future emails from them.

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

Ignore the message from the person above.It's probably from the spammer himself.There is no such company in Cambridge.

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 Bisanz
Regional Manager
American Income Life
Cambridge, ON
(519) 624-0487
ryanbisanz @ altig.com
www.torchmarkcorp.com

hey guys. i living in ontario and worked for Ryan before. it was a few years ago. Its ligit. if you couldn't find the place you were in the wrong spot. its an insurance company and its based on commission only. possable to make ALOT of money, or none. I had to leave for personal reasons. but yeah.. its normal insurance job. Chill.

Do no listen to anyone trying to make you think this is a real company. I have a resume posted online they are using to get in contact with me. I guarantee no organization will call you everyday for two weeks, including weekends, to try and get someone in for an interview. The job market is a tough place and people are fighting for jobs. If they really seem to be working harder than you are, there is a problem.Avoid there calls at all costs.