(734) 444-6087

How ironic is it that the only reason I looked this number up was that I wanted to be prepared for when I called this Arnold guy back because he did not mention a company name or job position as is customary especially these days when companies are aware people are sending out their resumes by the thousands.  Thank you for posting, guys!

i got a call too, some guy said they saw my resume on some of them job resume posting sites; so i asked for their website and he said to go to www.askprimerica.com.  

I got that same phone call from him I dont know what he wanted couldnt tell me where he was calling from just that I need to come in and see him new job positions open

This man, Arnold Marsink left a message on my voicemail.  I called him back.  He is very odd indeed.  Could not tell me what job was available, but that he worked for Primerica.  He said he needed to "see" me right away this week.  Ahhhh...no go.  It makes me wonder if some women have actually met this man, and what happened to them.

Just got a call from this number, too. I have had the same job for 2 1/2 years and have not applied for any jobs nor have posted my resume anywhere since before said job. This guy sounded TOO nice on the phone. Sounded soooo fake! I never call numbers back if they don't give WHERE they're calling from! He also called me at almost 8PM just now! Yikes... really?! I'm curious as to WHAT he does want though! But I'm never finding out! ha.

I got a call from Arnold too.  He was very hard to understand and spoke like he had marbles in his mouth.  I had to listen to the message several times before I sort of understood his name and message.  Anyway, I could hear noise and people talking in the background.  The only place I have a resume is careerbuilder.com.  The call made me uneasy and I did not call him back.

This guy name arnold calls and sets you up for an interview but does not tellyou anything about the job or anything very weird.

I just got a call from the same guy from (734) 444-6080 and I agree, it was prob from a metro phone because it was only a voicemail and there was no actual call. Almost like he created the voicemail and sent it to my inbox.Glad I came here, I knew it was fishy.

Yep Arnold called me too- same message. My resumes is on monster.

I just received a call from this number today and Arnold left exactly the same voice mail. Thank God this site popped up when I did the search, not calling him back!!

Yeah he just called me then called a***n 3 min later talk about a creep.  I don't know about you but I will not be calling him Back.  Thank god i found this site.

Creeeepy. I just got a call from this guy. Not calling him back.

Just got a call from Arnold as well...said his company is expanding and he's looking at my resume...now that I've seen this site, I will NOT be calling him back!  ****, i was excited for a minute!The only place I have my resume posted is careerbuilder.com

I received a call from the number a couple days ago, Arnold left me a message as well, glad I did a search of the number before calling to find out what company he was with before returning his call ... glad this site popped up. Just the phone number showed up on my caller ID, no name****ociated with it.

I got a call but this number but didn't answer. The guy left a voicemail and said his name was Arnold Morsink too. He said he "had my resume" and wanted to talk to me about a job. I couldn't remember ever applying to anything lately and I was about to call the number back but thank goodness I saw this site! Thanks everyone for the warning!

He called and left me a message saying that i was offered a job from his company a while ago ****hings didn't work out (NOT TRUE) and wanted to know if I was still looking for a position.  My guess is he saw an old resume of mine.  He gave the name Arnold Morsink.  I love these sites!  Sneaky guys like this don't stand a chance.

"Kimberly Vallance" was on Caller ID.

Had a call from 734-444-6087 Caller id was Kimberly Vallance.

They likely found your number from an old resume posting online ie hotjobs. All commissions, no salary, multi level marketing.

They likely found your number from an old resume posting online ie hotjobs. All commissions, no salary, multi level marketing.

This is also a company called Primerica. The man was very suspious acting he actually made me nervous asking if i could meet him somewhere to discuss a possible job. This is a cell phone number probably from a metro pcs carrier.  The name on the caller id was Kimberly Vallance which even weirder. He said his name was Arnold Morsink and he knew way to much about me. It was freaky but he refused to discuss the job offer over the phone.