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re healthmarkets.com & affordableservices.org - went to a 'group presentation aka group interview' on this stuff Tues. 10/20 here in the San Diego, CA. area.Yes, I got a similar email about my customer service/sales experience, and I went to the 'interview'.  I was the lone female with a group of 6 guys.  One guy was not professionally dressed (pendleton shirt, brown cord pants, **** brown work boots), one came in a suit jacket, shirt, pants and white tennis s***s..the presenter was a female who claimed to be w/the co for almost 10 yrs and moved up to be district sales mgr.it seems that these folks use Monter and/or CareerBuilder to send their 'form letters' for 'sales agent' or 'sales representative' for the insurance and other industries.I have come to the conclusion that only the ****** companies (including those from a foreign country who want 'account reps') will use Monster/Career Builder & the legit ones who bypass both.  I will be pulling my resume from both search engines shortly - it seems that when u update your resume & repost it, that's where the trouble s****s/begins with these 'sales agents', 'financial advisors' or similar ***les keep popping up on your inbox emails.  Also beware that crooks from Malaysia are using the Nigerian scam stuff to email u - a***n, also thru Monster or Career Builder.Do your research on line about the companies - they may have been in business 10-25 years, but that doesn't mean they are reputable, don't have a bad track record, have paid fines & still do the same old stuff.I'll be declining the 'offer' to be a 'sales agent'.. obviously the fines and scams don't seem to bother these folks.  It does to my husband and myself.

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I got the same email. It looks to be a representative for Aflac. And from what I here that job is not so easy or worth the time. 100% Commission and set up like a pyramid scheme.

I also received the same email and questioned the validity of this supposed opportunity.

I got the same exact message from a Pat Bessette.  It definitely looks like a scam to sell insurance if you ask me.  Why can't people with a good college education and good outside sales experience get a decent response from Careerbuilder???

I received a similar message.  See below:Career Opportunity; Columbia, MD      Your resume matched our criteria requirements. I'm eager to meet with you regarding an opening as an area Account Representative with our expanding office for HealthMarkets.We are looking for a person that has a desire to help people and has the ability to build long-term relationships with small business owners.Please call 1-800-804-9968 between 9am and 5pm or email [email protected] to schedule your interview.I will forward directions to our office upon confirmation of the interview.Best regards,Pat BessetteHR [email protected]:We provide exceptional business, financial and human resource services to small business owners. In short, we market a portfolio that contains items to help these small businesses structure and manage their operations and overhead. We market a portfolio that cuts the average small business owners overhead.Duties:- Executing individual sales plans based on our corporate marketing formula- Calling on prospects that have requested to see you- Developing and managing a weekly marketing strategy and operational plan- Offering popular products and services for small business owners- Territory is local and in your areaWe provide:- Above Average Income- Quality Corporate Training- Qualified Leads- Sales and Management Opportunities- Company Sponsored Stock Program- Aggressive Bonus ProgramRequirements:An ideal candidate would have relevant experience in sales, marketing or excellent communication s****s. Other important traits include the ability to prioritize, mul****ask, and work independently.You are receiving this employment opportunity email because you uploaded your resume on CareerBuilder.If your employment status has c****ed or you no longer wish to receive these emails, you can update your privacy and communication preferences from your resume by logging onto CareerBuilder.com:http://www.careerbuilder.com/jobseeker/emails/emailsubcenter.aspxOr you can Block this employer from viewing your resume and sending you candidate emails.This email was sent from Account ID A7A5CQ782TS9M96SLL1 and by this logged in User U8D64279GGM92DRNY0RDISCLAIMERPlease be aware that the content of this email has not been reviewed or approved by CareerBuilder and is in no way endorsed by CareerBuilder. You are solely responsible for any response you choose to provide to this email and you do so at your own risk. If you have questions regarding the legitimacy of the position being offered please contact the CareerBuilder Trust and Site Security Team by submitting your inquiry to: [email protected] Please also review common scams and tips for protecting yourself on CareerBuilder's Fraud Page. If you have questions or comments for and CareerBuilder, please use our feedback form.

I posted my resume on Monster and received the following email.  Your resume matched our criteria requirements. We are eager to meet with you regarding an opening as an area Account Representative with our expanding office for HealthMarkets Sales I would like to schedule an interview at our Divisional office. Please call 1-800-804-9968 between 9am and 5pm or email [email protected] to schedule your interview.  I will forward directions to our office upon confirmation of the interview.   Pat BessetteHR Manager [email protected]

Got a call from this number from someone who claimed to have "received my resume in regard to my interest in a sales career." The number does not come up in regular yellowpages. Anyone else out there that has had this experience and know who this is is?

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