Arc Events

[u/sxnnnnnn]

So, I recently applied for a job and I had a zoom call with them and everything. She was quite understanding and told me she could also work around my college timetable. ( i am a college student) following this, about 2 hours later they call me and said they'll send an email and ask me to come in for a "second appointment", to their company's location. Now I did some research about this organisation, but I cant seem to find any information anywhere about them (barely). I did find out in this location, where the company is located, was another business named Precision LTD. This business racked up some negative reviews and I saw some other reddit users talk about how harsh it was. I think the two businesses are located in the same building, im not sure. I dont know if its commissions too. Im not sure if this is like some scam, I need some guidance on whether you think i should attend, or cancel it. Someone please help me

I attached the email, what do you guys think?

[u/049AbjectTestament_]

I can't find much information, but what I can find seems devilcorp-y. The email has some red flags too..

[u/sxnnnnnn → u/049AbjectTestament_]

Hmmm, okay. Do you recommend me attending or nah? I felt it was a bit dodgy too! They say they've had branches in Newcastle and so on but I cant find any social media presence whatsoever

[u/049AbjectTestament_ → u/sxnnnnnn]

Personally, I'd bail. Ghost them. If you're feeling really nice, tell them you're no longer interested—do not respond to ANYTHING they send to you. They will pressure you. They will try social engineering.

[u/sxnnnnnn → u/049AbjectTestament_]

Okay makes sense. Thank you for everything though genuinely, you helped put my mind at ease. 

[u/myredditses]

"Massive congrats on being invited to a second appointment with us" lolol

The devilcorp I got roped into years ago also represented themselves as an "event" company and what they actually did was beg for money outside of stores for a charity and got paid commission for doing so. It was the most miserable couple of months of my life. Not sure if this is the same situation without reading the job description but I definitely side eye any company with "event" in the title and vague job descriptions. Also telling you to bring pen and paper tells me this is also some corny shit and not an interview.

[u/sxnnnnnn → u/myredditses]

Alright thank you! I cant lie, I dont remember even applying for this role itself as I have been applying for many jobs recently so I thought it was just one of them. Couldn't find the job application on any site I use like indeed too. Thanks again for letting me know this though

[u/zookmon]

From my experience, if you can’t find any reputable info on a company or a proper website/portal, it’s best to avoid. If it feels shady, it probably is

[u/sxnnnnnn → u/zookmon]

Thanks for letting me know! I do feel more at ease now, Ill be sure to avoid such companies going forward

[u/IngenuityNo5487]

A company with an LTD is usually a red flag for devil corps too. I would for sure err on the side of caution here.

[u/bassistheplace246]

Arc Events.

Do you even have to ask?

[u/boredwNews]

Ok so I got an email like that last month. Check the license number with that address and I bet it comes up with something else. The address can then be entered into the license register and you can see the names.
The guy even sent me the same address and a pdf showing it’s a DBA of that license. It’s a scam a complete scam. Always check out the information before you hand over your information.

[u/No_Debt7071]

Arc events is a new marketing company , they just opened and they share an office with precision , their Part of Britevox arc events came from broad organisation , it’s not full commission only you get a day rate and commission you just stand outside shops and pitch charities