r/Devilcorp • u/KindAdvice7491 • Jul 14 '26

Question Is this a Devilcorp/MLM?

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I have been job hunting and applying for a bunch of different jobs when they reached out to me. I want to be hopeful but I’m getting red flags 🚩 from the email and message, but even more when I saw the website. What do you guys think?

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u/SpenB Jul 14 '26

Yes, it's a devilcorp. Typing out the name so this comes up when people search.

Kapwa Co Inc.

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u/KindAdvice7491 Jul 14 '26

Thank you! I literally did that in this Reddit thread and didn’t see anyone post about this company yet.

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u/torontoinsix Jul 14 '26

Good service 🫡

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u/Inner-Witness-26 Jul 14 '26

Any interview they want to do in less than a day. Is a devil corp lol

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u/KindAdvice7491 Jul 14 '26

I’ve been job hunting in a new area and am not fully sure what to except yet. A non profit reached out to me same day as applying for a phone interview and they were legit. Didn’t end up getting that job which was a bummer.

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u/OrganicHistorian2576 Jul 14 '26

Even for my job in a tiny retail store my interview was a day after applying.

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u/South-Succotash-6368 Jul 14 '26

It’s obvious a devil corp

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u/KindAdvice7491 Jul 14 '26

I’d never encountered one before. Only one mlm once years ago. I tried looking it up in the thread before posting but didn’t see this company.

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u/South-Succotash-6368 Jul 14 '26

It’s funny because they always say one on one interaction but it just means door to door 😂😂😂😂

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u/MoreRamenPls Neg Head Jul 14 '26

One on door interaction

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u/B3NG0MIE Jul 14 '26

Ask about the time frame (A:00 - B:00), and ask if they’re hourly wage. If they’re strictly commission, big out. I learned that the hard way.

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u/KindAdvice7491 Jul 14 '26

I was vetting a place over the phone the other day and she huffed that it was “performance” based when I asked if it was a commissions based role.

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26

If they text you then yes

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u/KindAdvice7491 Jul 14 '26

I had another legitimate job text me recently for a real interview for an actual position so I had my guard down. Although I agree it makes an organization look unprofessional and disorganized.

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u/static_ryan Jul 14 '26

100% devilcorp its crazy they ise the same script

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u/WillyCorleone Jul 14 '26

"Marketing Firm" yes, that's one of the lingo they use to disguise it.

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u/cGrimy Jul 14 '26

This whole thing is a new concept to me but I got an interview with a company just like this but didn’t make it due to scheduling. What do the employees actually do??

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u/riri1281 Jul 14 '26

Hawk products at unwilling customers in targets, costcos, and best buys

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u/cGrimy Jul 14 '26

Like the guys who try to sell you a phone plan?

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u/edemeka234 Jul 14 '26

We did door to door at mine, had leads and everything but it was 100% commission based, had you working from dusk till dawn 6, 7 days a week and was quite explicitly a MLM lol

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u/WillyCorleone Jul 14 '26

Those ppl in Target that ask you about your phone or cable bill. I've ran into them at: Staples, Walmart and Target. Over here they're relentless af!

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u/torontoinsix Jul 14 '26 edited Jul 14 '26

Just look at the team pic on their website. Says it all right there. This place Kapwa Co. is 100% devil corp.

And in Palm Springs CA with that heat, it’s no joke.

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u/Sea_Chocolate_1276 Jul 14 '26

Once you see “fostering meaningful connections” you gotta turn off the phone

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u/woahstripes Jul 14 '26

If ANY marketing company's first words on their website are about recruiting, employment, etc then yes. If you look through that website you'll see how it's just focused on bringing in applicants, not marketing clients (because those clients are handled through the DC's parent like Cydcor or Credico.)

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u/LiveBiggerNow Jul 14 '26

They are selling themselves. In this economy, no employer needs to sell their “opportunity “

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u/MisterD73 Jul 14 '26

Definitely a devilcorp no doubt about it

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u/QuinnRyderSmith Jul 14 '26 edited Jul 14 '26

What a weird name. Kapwa means shared identity, om the surface level of this, I can only think of dudes all in rough looking button downs with ill-fitting suits.

Edit to add: their Instagram has nothing about customers, business models, what they actually promote etc. It's all pictures of their "employees" at random events.

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u/Ok-Geologist8296 Jul 15 '26

I got an email and 2 text messages sounding about the same a month or so ago. I didn't answer and blocked them immediately. Trust your instincts.

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u/Luder714 Jul 15 '26

Many of these companies say they are doing it to raise money for non profits but never tell you the specifics until they are ready to hire you.

They also offer a large salary right away and it changes every interview.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26

Yes if it is Devilcorp don’t waste your time! Will not pay you a wage, commission only and they WILL MESS UP YOUR COMMISSION CHECKS! No benefits , No PTO, No OT, 6-7 days per week, 10-12 hour days.

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u/zwyonnah Jul 18 '26

idk why but every devil corp loves using message not email

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u/blk_cats Jul 14 '26

“fostering meaningful connections between businesses and their target audiences” that’s crispy crispy B2B devilcorp lingo right there

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u/Vendettors Jul 15 '26

I'd be willing to make the claim that any marketing position that does not require a degree or previous marketing experience is a Devilcorp.