American Income Life Insurance review: job opportunity scam - beware 203

I am a firm believer of getting paid for working, and let me tell you as a wife of an AIL General Agent I can say that this job is NOT A SCAM. You people took the first phone conversation, and an hour interview to base your ENTIRE opinion of a company that makes millions of dollars a year! If this was not the job for you, and you honestly went in and had the interview, fine. Then you may disagree that this is not the lifestyle you would choose. Yes in the beginning you are paying out of pocket, and it is long hours. But the effort you put into this job you get back 10 fold. Maybe you will read this and think I am bias, but I am speaking from experience. The company gives you leads to call, you are not a door to door salesman. This company sells what we all need. Life Insurance, because two things are certain in life, death and taxes. I wish that all families could have the oppurtunity mine has had. I get to stay home and raise our baby because my husband makes enough to support our family. How many other jobs can do that? Please be more informed before you bash something you know nothing about.

I just received an email from this company:

"We have been unable to reach you by phone and would like to discuss your resume and qualifications. Your resume has been reviewed and it would appear that you potentially may be a good fit for AIL. We are the Labor Union Benefits Company and provide benefit programs to all Unions in the US. We are looking to fill a variety of positions, primarily entry level management. Please contact me Monday morning between 9AM and 2PM at [protected] so we can set up an interview for next week at our Camp Hill office. Hope to hear from you soon."

Garret Kun

Regional Director

AIL

702 Lisburn Road

Camp Hill, PA 17011

Phone [protected]

Fax [protected]

I am so glad that I googled them before returning their call! Thanks everybody!

Thank you all for posting this! They are still at it - I just received a call from Casey from AIL -[protected] and Googled this phone number. Lo and behold - found this blog. Luckily I did not proceed further~ so glad these posts were available and it goes to show- do the research neccessary on every company prior to taking next steps!

Here is the truth about AIL. How do I know it's truth? I just ended my servitude to these sharks after a 5 month stint. My term was with the Hadayia Agency out of the Camp Hill PA office which is run by Garret Kun (Kun is the correct spelling). All I can say is this, run in the other direction, run as fast as you can! Don't misunderstand here, I am not saying the product is a scam, it's not. The insurance programs they sell are legitimate & not a scam, that's a verifiable fact. What is a scam, however, is the way they use & spit out agents to market the product. Folks this was by no means my first rodeo in sales or management, far from it & I knew full well what I was getting into. What I didn't realize was the level to which these guys take it. The way this works, in a nutshell, is this. AIL "managers" (I use that title VERY loosely here as most are barely out of their teens) only make money off of their agents while they are relatively new. The longer they stick it out, the less the manager makes. Once you make SA (the first level of manager) the focus is on recruiting, or as Fred Hadayia puts it, "grinding meat" & guys, that is exactly what it is. Unless you become one of the favored few, i.e. show that you are willing to throw your own mother to the wolves to get what you want, you will be used for everything they can get from you & when you have nothing left you will be told you just don't have what it takes or as Garret put it to me when I resigned, you are just a loser, a fake & a liar. Now bear in mind here this was after I had made manager after just 1 month in the field. The problem was I could no longer live with myself after seeing the things I saw. Here are a few examples. Forgery, this is rampant here. By law, if an agent neglects to obtain the clients signature on any of the required documents, he/she is supposed to go back to the client, explain what happened & obtain that signature. That never happens, it would mean that deal can't be counted in that weeks total sales. As Mr Kun & other managers are paid based on those numbers, that particular law is broken routinely. Garret is known in that office as the king of forgeries, I wouldn't let him get within 10 yards of my checkbook! They also developed a technique of using the glass desk tops to forge signatures. A document containing a legit signature would be placed on the glass, then the document missing the signature is placed over it & a flashlight is shown through the glass desk top. Now the signature can be traced just like an artist's light board! And guys, this is by no means the exception, this is the rule. Another in a long list of problems is the practice of taking deals from new agents & signing them over to managers who may be in danger of losing their bonus or, worse yet, using them to code new agents who were nowhere near being ready for field work to meet the companies recruiting requirements. At manager level the emphasis is not on production but on recruiting. If you are not providing enough meat for the grinder you will lose that position VERY quickly. Worst of all, most of this is done without the agents knowledge! You will find out when you get paid. If you question this you will be told that it is just the cost of doing business, soon you will be making enough so that you won't even miss it, if that isn't good enough, you will be told that you just have a negative attitude, we'll work on that. I can't tell you how many good people I saw get chewed up by this company & this office in particular. I am so upset by the things I saw, and it is a very long list, that I have decided to take further action & I will be bringing these issues to the attention of the insurance commissioners in both PA & DE. I could go on all day but I will condense this a bit. If you decide to go for this, good luck to you, you're going to need it! Here is a list of what you will hear & what the reality is.
1. You are an independent business person. Well, if forced servitude is a form of independence, than yes you are. You will be hounded day & night by phone calls & text messages from the managers. There are NO days off, trust me on this one!
2. You set your own schedule. What a joke! Your schedule is determined by them & there is no leeway! Expect an average of 70+ hours per week.
3. If you hit bonus level on the first field day of the week you can take the rest of the week off, we don't care & we don't require more than that. Good luck with this one...LOL. Try it & see what happens!
4. You can go as far as you want. This is hands down the biggest lie of all. You will NEVER go any further than they want you to, it's just that simple.
As I said, these are just a few, I could go on all day. The bottom line is if you expect great rewards from this be prepared to sell your soul & those of your family & the people you will have to use & abuse to get what you want. Anything less will just be a waste of your time & money. Think very hard about this & do the research you will regret it otherwise! And by the way, there is NO HR department, it's part of the script used to make recruiting calls! The Liz people heard from is no longer with this office, she has been replaced by Casey & they are just hired to do recruiting calls (they get paid by the call). If you are contacted by any of the following people, raise the red flag! If this post saves just one unsuspecting "piece of meat" than I achieved my goal here.
Garret Kun
Bob Black
Chris Freter
Mandy Wolfgang
Nick Wilt
Eun Sook "Sookie" Kang

To Xrider:

Thank you for sharing your experiences. I'm sorry you had to go through all of that. I'm sure your posts will save some people from even going for an interview and I applaud you for doing so. Good luck in your future endeavors.

I just opened my email, and had an email saying 'Last Chance Interview', and how they have been unable to reach me by phone (they have never tried, to my knowledge) I too would like to know how they reviewed my resume, because this name does not ring a bell. It sounded a bit hasty - call between 9-2 Monday to set up an interview next week - and didn't seem right. I am so glad that I Googled AIL and found this site - THANK YOU!

Well Today, I recieved a a Message today. 3/2/2010 I thought is was weird to recieve this e mail. I They sai the have been contacting me all day! bs. They never called me. That was the 1st flag. Then i found this site. I am glad that uoi have a listing up here. Thank u for having this posting up!

omg, i sent out alot of resumes through career builder and they called me too, i was suppose to go for an interveiw tomorrow. she told me it was a labor union job. she (kacy bitner) said i would help employees and the union decide on insurance, dental, etc. plans. I was wondering why they called me, i live over an hour away. im so glad i thought o look up info.thank you all so much for saving me a long and probably pissed off trip over there.

I DID fall for this SCAM ONLY because the "recruiter" James Horn, at AIL Boise, ID had told me the day before that it was an hourly position where I would only have to speak with US Military Veterans in their home to explain their benefits to them for the policies they already held. Upon arriving at their office, they sat me down with some prelim questions then scheduled me for a follow up interview an hour later. Thinking this kind of strange, I went in a little bit leary only to find I was in a "group interview" raising my suspicions even more. THEN when they slipped a motivational DVD into the player I texted my fiance asking him to look up AIL on the internet. His reponse was simply "Walk out". Seems he went through the same BS interview a couple of years back. In my opinion, who would want to work with a company that starts off dishonest? AIL, Have some integrity and respect for the American Workforce as you say you do and STOP with the unethical hiring/recruiting practices!

I also just received a call and found the questions and lack of response alarming. I jumped on the internet and guess what, I was right, something was not as it "seemed". It was hinted at that management would be in my future. I am typing this from Boise, Idaho. The lady I spoke with was Kenna. Interestingly enough, the number she called me on no longer works. The number to reach her on is another guys number at AIL. It is obviously a scam preying on those eager and in many cases desperate to find employment. Don't answer/call back: Kenna -[protected], [protected]. Good luck with the job searches!

I received a call this morning from some lady who spoke really fast (sounded like Heidi Taylor but who knows really) and was from the Camp Hill location. She told me it was a labor union type thing. I wasn't sure what to think about it considering I never submitted anything to them; she told me she got my resume from CareerBuilder so I talked to her anyway. (I'd really like to know how sketchy places/people like them get resumes and fool people with this crap). I Googled them and surprise, surprise: the very first thing that pops up is this board...three pages long no less! What's even more sketchy is that the company does not seem to have a website period. Do not call or answer Heidi [protected]. Everything about this company is a total scam. Unfortunately that's also the case with a lot of companies these days so be careful! When in doubt, use Google! Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences with this. Good luck with job searches.

I had gotten a call from this company a month or so ago saying they had a job for me and the job was managment could i come in for an interview i neeeded a job real bad. I came in with other people and we did a group interview. He told us how this job would be management in HR and we would interview people and be hiring people. So I took the job, so eager to have anything so silly to think that they were honest, they were responding a little too fast and it seemed to good to be true.
When i cam in for my first day I thought some paperwork, and office type things. But no...they had sent up this cubicle which was called my "offie" and then sat me down and gave me a script saying I had to make these many calls in so many days. Basically the script was me lieing and trying to be as aloof as possible about this company and what they do. noone calling you is a manager and there is several people sitting in little cubiciles all saying the same exact thing. this company is full of liars and scam artests. I got sick from having to talk for so long and make so many phone calls while sick i evaluated these people and this job and realized that i was being scammed into trying to scam others for them i was nothing more than their putz. so i quit, and it has been several weeks and they have still not made me for the month i work there. I will get payment from them soon or a lawsuit is coming their way.

Wow glad I read this comment page! Just had a very similar call from an "HR Manager" named Cammi. She called from a cell phone and instructed me to call that back. The only interview times available were at 10:10 a.m. She immediately asked me to come in and interview for a manager position, knowing that I had no relative experience. it felt like a scam, but wasn't sure, so I just looked it up on Google.com and the very first link was a complaint.
Thank you for your posts!

This is the info. she gave me to report to:
701 Lisburn Rd
Camp Hill, PA
[protected]
[protected]

I was on Craigslist.com looking for work this morning and saw an Ad for a customer service sales rep here in Boise, ID. But there wad no company name just the person to call and his phone number, Glenn Woods [protected]. I called the number anyway to see if I could get the company name and of course the person didn't answer but his VM gave me AIL as the company name so I googled it and low and behold, here was this blog posting. If you look down on the page you will see another person posted, I think their name was boisejobsearch, she posted this same number but with a different persons name. Also, she mentions that she called the number back and it was no longer in service. IS NOW, stay away from this ad, it's a total SCAM! People are having it hard enough in this day and age to get jobs, why do people have to do this kind of crap!

ok, SO i recieved an email first from the compay, i didnt respond to it. Then I got a phone call this morning. I was so excited because I had been job hunting for awhile now and I wanted to make sure it was something that I wanted since I had been at my current job for the last 7 years. So they asked me the interview questions and after I agreed to the interview tomorrow at 10:15 they sent me an email stating:

Quin,

It was nice speaking with you on the phone about the openings we have. I am looking forward to meeting with you on August 31, 2010 at 10:15 AM. Just to remind you, our address is 100 E. 15th Street, Suite 315, Fort Worth, TX 76102. Please remember that this is a professional position and it requires professional attire. If for some reason you can’t make it, please give me a call at [protected] or just reply to this email to see if we can still meet with you before our deadline. However, if everything is still good as we discussed, you can confirm your interview by clicking the following link: http://trackerwiz.com/sessions/confirm/148200/8

You can find directions at this link: http://www.mapquest.com/maps?city=Fort+Worth&state=TX&address=100+E.+15th+Street, &zipcode=76102

Here are some other links you might find helpful:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBfgnnMb9-M
http://www.workatail.com
http://www.torchmarkcorp.com
http://www.ailife.com

Again, Quin, I am looking forward to meeting with you! Last year was the biggest year in the 57 year history of American Income and I am hoping that you are the person that can help us continue this record growth!

Excitedly,

Ala

It was kinda weird. So I did a yahoo search and found a ton of complaints. I also recieved another email the same day from someone different stating the same thing:

Hi, my name is Chris Hernandez and I am a State Director for American Income. I saw your resume on the internet and felt that I should contact you immediately. Our company currently has openings for several outstanding individuals like you.

If you are an individual seeking a financially rewarding position with a company that is part of the Torchmark Corporation (TMK), a company that truly believes in honesty, integrity and trust, then I would like to speak with you.

Please call my office at [protected] so we can schedule an interview.

Best regards,
Chris Hernandez
American Income

We will continue to alert you when we have openings at our local offices because you placed your resume on an internet job board or responded to one of our job ads. Compensation is on a pay for performance basis. To avoid future updates from us, please go to our optout link.
Our privacy policy is at http://www.tmkrms.com/Response/PrivacyPolicy.aspx
AIL Company - 1200 Wooded Acres, Waco, TX 76710.

STAY away from this company!

Looks like they are in Seattle now got a call from them today. I have called them them 3 times to try to find out who this is that calls me but just get voicemail. At least I know what I'm dealing with if they call me back.
This is the number that keeps calling me
[protected]

Recieved the same call today 9/13/10...So apparently these a**holes are still at it...These job boards NEED to do a better job screening people that want to get our information. So frustrating and irritating what some companies will do to earn a buck...Careerbuilder...Monster...No class selling to scammers and crooks...

Well, well... got a call from Bob Drescher this morning (9/15/2010) who was very eager to have me come in for an interview tomorrow at either 9:45 or 10:15 (first warning bell... how are interviews scheduled thirty minutes apart supposed to end hours later?) and I admit, I was excited, though wary. After his brief explanation of the company and a couple of simple interview questions he had me scheduled for 10:15, and it wasn't until I hung up that I realized I pretty much knew nothing about the position or the company. THANK GOD FOR GOOGLE. Although Googling AIL brought up respectable web pages and such, they listed NO offices in Camp Hill, PA, so I decided to try just Googling the address, and this was the first page to appear. Yes, I have the same address and phone number everyone else did, though no one's mentioned a Bob Drescher yet, guess he's the newest lackey. I read this board, called back and a Richard answered the phone. I told him I was calling in reference to my interview tomorrow, he asked who I scheduled it with, I said Bob Drescher and he said "Oh, okay, well let me go find him for you..." I cut him off, saying that I only wished to report that I would not be coming in now that I was aware of their unscrupulous business practices, told him to have a great day, and hung up. I'm halfway tempted to go up there around 12:00 tomorrow (when the interviews let out) and hold up a sign that says "If you feel as though you've just been had, you have" and list this website, lol!

Inate77 is right, I also got a call from them in Seattle today. After talking with the agent through a vague phone interview, I set up an interview for tomorrow morning at 10:30am. I'm so thankful for this website or else I would have wasted my time and a dreadful commute through morning traffic. It blows for the people that have posted and were taken advantage of. Another scam company to watch out for in Seattle is Emerald City Marketing. Here's the email I was sent after the phone conversation about the interview:

Hi! I enjoyed speaking with you earlier. As discussed, you have an interview scheduled with us in our Tukwila office.

I have included my contact information below and attached directions. Any further questions feel free to contact me. We look forward to meet you.

Warm Regards,

Juanita Barron
AIL/Recruiter
[protected]
16040 Christensen Road, Ste. 215
Tukwila, WA 98188

Damn, glad to see all these posts, I actually received an email stating they reviewed my resume and I passed their preliminary requirements or whatever.

I kind of already suspected the scam with the keywords "sales" and "Compensation is on a pay for performance basis."

Happy to know now that I was right. Thanks to everyone for the stories; 100% Scam job.

I received my call from "Juanita Barron" (or at least I think that's her name as I had to replay the message 10+ times in slow motion to try and understand what the hell she was saying) in the Seattle area today. It was a very weird call as 1.) I had never applied to a company called AIL. 2.) What sort of HR person would speak so fast that you couldn't understand her? 3.) Who only works until 2P.M. Monday-Friday?

Anyway - thank you all for the posts as I don't want to waste my time/resources going up to Seattle for joke job-offers. Best of luck to all of you looking for work and I hope we all find jobs soon!

Warmly,

Kris Johnson

I received a call from "Laura" saying that her boss was very interested in interviewing me and said all the same mumbo jumbo about unions and such. I had a feeling it was a scam. This is the office in Minneapolis. The thing that really caught me off guard was that I had to enter a code into a panel to get into the building. Thank God I came across this site and I thank everyone who has posted on here! I am canceling the interview I have scheduled.

I AM CURIOUS... I RECIEVED A CALL FROM A WOMAN NAMED TRINA, SHE HAS CALLED 3 TIMES AND I HAVE CALLED HER BACK AND I GET AN ACTUAL VOICEMAIL. ITS AMERICAN INCOME RESOURCES...IS THIS THE SAME THING?

thank u everyone i had just gotten a call from these people and wasent sure because i have put in so meany apps and resumes. any ways so i went on to find out about the company and will not be calling back thanks everyone

Exact same call, exact same number: [protected], from a Marie Newton. She never even mentioned the company name in her voicemail message, but asked that I return the call at [protected]. After googling both numbers, I was directed to this site, which was a heck of a lot more informative than their ridiculous message. I called them back at the number that called me [protected]) and said a "Marie" called and that "I am no longer interested in a position".. she said "Marie.. hmm, I don't now anyone here named Marie, what is your name?", I gave her some bogus name and hung up. RIDICULOUS!

I received a call just this morning from [protected], from a Loreen? My answering machine took the call and I could barely make out what she was saying and had to replay the msg 4 times just to get the phone number she left for me to call her back [protected]) When I called I did reach Loreen and she sd the company name so quickly I could not understand and she went right into asking me a few questions about my previous job and what I did.

After answering every question she asked she seemed to have that "I don't really care" tone which made me VERY suspicious of the whole thing. She asked if I could come in for an interview @ 9:50 the next morning and that I would need a "fresh" copy of my resume, casual dress code, and a few refrences. I asked her for the address and she gave it so quickly I had to verify it with her several times. I asked if I could do a later time and she sd she could squeeze me in at 10:20am.

I then asked if I should ask for her directly when I come in for my interview and she sd I could but to tell the receptionist that I am here for the 10:20am interview and it maybe her or another H.R. person that does the interviewing...once again the struck me as strange. After that I googled the address and both phone numbers and this site came up. THANK YOU GUYS FOR BEING HERE!

Of course I am not going to call them back til after my scheduled interview time so I can waste some of their time as they waste ours!

ya i received a call today from them from a guy named ty. i only have part time work right now without benefits and i've been dying for full time with some good bennies. when i got the voicemail today i was so excited! but i'am glad i saw these posts from u guys. i live in watertown, sd and they wanted to schedule an interview in sioux falls which is about an hour and a half away. sounds like the biggest crock of S&%$ i have ever heard of!

I received THE CALL today at about 1:30 p.m. today (11/23/10). Said she got my resume off of Monster. I asked what does the job entail? There was this long pause and she said, "I don't know, what does that mean?" I asked what was the job's responsibilities. She instead said they offer benefits, including dental, health, pension, etc. I said, before I make a trip up to Camp Hill, I have to know what the responsibilities are, since my wife is partially disabled and I have to plan any jobs around that. And then she hung up.

Thank you for all these postings. This is an example of the best of the Internet.

Just received a call from a gal named Jamie stating she got my resume off of Monster. Said pretty much what everyone else has stated. wanted to set up an interview for tomorrow morning, but I could not so she said that we could set it up for next week. When I asked what the job entailed, she stated that it is a managers position and I would be training and mentoring people. They clearly were email harvesting because if they would have read my resume, they would have seen that I would not qualify to make the GREAT money they advertise in the area they are in.

I received the same phone call on Monday and went into the interview the next day. The interview the next day was a large group interview with many potential employees. After they tried to "sell" me this great career that will at least be paying $60, 000 salary, with union benefits, I started thinking about this opportunity, too good to be true? It also is true that the first couple of weeks you will need to get a state license to sell insurance, which you will have to pay out of your own pocket. You will have to get training during this time, as well as study for this test, without pay. They want you to meet with 20 clients a week, they do give you the leads, and continue training 2 or 3 days a week. I figure all of this too add up to about 70+ hours a week, working probably 6 or more days a week, combination of both selling and training. (Hope you don't like spending time with your family LOL). Another weird aspect of this is when you go to make a sale they want you to ask for a canned food donation, to give to laid off or striking union members. How awkward would that be after making a sale for about $300 a month from this family and then asking for canned food? C'mon man! I like to give to charities but not to ask middle class families that I'm selling a product to give up their food. You would think that these salesman making $60, 000 minimum a year can just donate to these less fortunate union members and not ask their customers to give and take credit for it. On top of this factor, with most companies like this, it will have a high turnover rate, so you better be able to sell some insurance. This high turnover is backed by their fishing type hiring practices, contacting anyone with a resume on the web, and the numerous potential hires they bring in at once. I received a call later that night saying that I was selected as one of the hires for this company. This surprised me because I have an accountant/consultant background and have no sales experience, except a high school job at Ace Hardware. I also only spoke with one of the associates for about a total of 2 minutes 1 on 1 which would give them very little knowledge of me or my background. I wondered how many people received this great news that they were being hired, they only said they hire 3% of the people interviewed, highly doubtful. I respectfully declined the offer after I received an e-mail from a company with a real interview for a staff accounting position. Bottom line this is not what I was looking for in a job and would have researched this opportunity if I could have understood the name of the company from the voice mail. If you like to work 6+ days a week and think you can do this job well, go for it. If you don't think you will be capable of this schedule or a good pitch man you will be looking for a new job a month later, down a couple hundred dollars, with a piece of paper that will allow you to sell insurance. Good luck on the job hunt everyone!
P.S. Just because this is a successful company that makes money and has successful employees, doesn't mean that they treat all employees well.

I also received an email from AIL. I caught them red-handed lying to me. I asked why the email said that they "...were having trouble contacting me." The lady said said someone tried to call. NOT TRUE. Also, it's funny that they tried to contact me anyhow because my resume screams that I am looking for a job in the scientific field. The email said that "...something in your resume attracted us to call you." (Paraphrase) AIL has been in business so long because because they attract masterful cheats and liars.

I also received a call from AIL (American Life Life Insurance). The individual that call stated his name was William. He explain how the company was expanding and needed additional manager for a new office opening up in the Kansas region. He provided the following phone number of [protected] and the address as 235 Southwest Noel Street, Lee Summit, MO. I was asked a few questions about my management experience and I began to wonder about the questions. William was quick to ask if I could attend an interview. He stated he could schedule on on 1_26_201 at 09:15 AM. I decided to check out the Better Business for information about the company and found the following phone number listed: [protected] (no answer) and [protected] (number set by AIL to fast busy). I also decided to Google "AIL"and found this link. Also before I forget, I also have a resume on Career Builder and this was also mention where they go my resume. I seems they like to pray on individual who are seeking jobs. I did call after reading these comment to cancel my interview (number: [protected]) and the representative asked why would I want to cancel my interview. Also I would like to thank everyone who posted on the forum and help me from making a big mistake.

I Received a call too scheduled appointment 10:20Am (MST) / Boise, ID.
American Life Income is what the company is called or I might have it backwards. Either way I was shopping for food, the call had come in around 4:30pm, from James Horn: 208.344.3774 - James failed to state the company name, I have been unemployed for sometime and didn't care where I got a call back as long as I got a call back. James started asking questions such as help desk and other information about helping people, towards the end of the phone pre interview James, asks me to get a copy of my resume, assuming James is staring at my resume during the pre interview call, it made no sense. I need a job so I scheduled the interview, I tried to obtain my resume through the library as I don't have a printer in home, which the library was closed, I tried to call James to let him know I could not bring my resume but I wasn't going to miss my interview over a resume, he already had there was no answer just a voice mail that finally stated the company name "American Life Income", so I got to thinking this doesn't seem right, I call my girlfriend who was at home on the computer and had her type "American Life Income" and she stumbled apon this website, so I turned around, skipped my interview and wrote this letter for you people out there to understand that selling insurance is a total bust, you don't want that type of job. Be-careful who you hand your resume out too on craigslist!

-Someone Like You.

Hoover vs AIL is a class action lawsuit for former agents working at AIL, who were improperly classified as independent contractors and thus lost lots of time and personal money.

I also received a call at 8:50 am scheduled appoitment at 11:15 am next day/Phx, Az

American Income Life Insurance is what the company is called, the call was from Jessica, said pretty much what everyone else has stated. I google it because i liked to know what kind of company was and found this Info . thank you for the posting and I am going to cancel my interview.

Thank you all for posting! I just got a phone call from "Jane" at AIL. She asked me to come in for an interview tomorrow morning at 10:15am (Thursday, 3/3/2011), bring a copy of my resume, and dress in business attire. She also provided me the website about the company, www.ail-greer.com. I was a little put off with the constant "um...um..." during the brief conversation. After hanging up, I went to the website and as soon as I saw insurace I googled it, that's when I came across this website. I'm so thankful to all of you, because I was actually considering going to the interview, that would have been a huge disappointment.

Yea welcome to careerbuilder, a safe haven for spammers, phishers, and things that live under rocks. This is just one of many Insurance sales scams I've received since signing up two weeks ago. Ahh for the good old days when newspapers posted ads, at least they verified their subscribers. I think if you all check, careerbuilder is the common denominator.

I just received a call from AIL stating that they were impressed by my resume that I posted on careerbuilders. 1. I didnt post any resume on career builder. 2. I googled it and here I am on this page/ the resume's that I did send out were for a LPN position. all I can say is thank you internet...