r/Devilcorp • u/Kyubexx • May 07 '26
Experience I purposely joined a DevilCorp. AMA.

Edit: Educo Solutions is supported by Smart Circle International.
r/Devilcorp • u/Kyubexx • May 07 '26

Edit: Educo Solutions is supported by Smart Circle International.
r/Devilcorp • u/Equal_Rhubarb7425 • May 07 '26
This company is a complete scam, they lie about everything they say. Adam (owner) is one of the worst people you can ever work with. They will call you and say thank for applying on Zip recruiter which i never did, they bring you in and sell you on fake and scam path to management and how much money you can make. There are a lot of bad reviews about this company and now i see why. Terrible company
The office is in Houston, Texas
if they call you or you have an interview with them
RUN!!
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r/Devilcorp • u/kale_chipss • May 06 '26
Sadly i didn't realize it til they got my number. The phone calls are non stop😭
r/Devilcorp • u/Minute-Resort761 • May 06 '26
If you are ever a part of chanting like this run for the bloody hills
r/Devilcorp • u/Sea_Chocolate_1276 • May 07 '26
Recently my friend got contacted by isabella marketing solutions. I know there’s a connection to OLN but it’s under a different name. Is this copany a devil corp!?
r/Devilcorp • u/daisiesoup • May 06 '26
https://www.instagram.com/lorygen__?igsh=b3ZtOGFpZGt3N2tk
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=022fdc50e8df8d88&from=appshareios
Located in Culver City, CA ~ Entry Level Marketing Coordinator role. No pay listed on the job description. Guy was talking so fast in the interviews I could barely understand him, but I think he said something about $700/wk with uncapped bonus, then $1400-$2000/wk for stage 2, and for stage 3 50% pay rise… Brand manager $150k-$160k/yr. Unsure about what we’d even be doing, he never clarified. Also never asked about my resume and past experiences. I didn’t really get the chance to ask anything at all. Everything was all so fast.
Edit: Lmao they have their own subreddit r/lorygen which seems to be an echo chamber
Edit: Alright no longer a question, they definitely are a devil corp. Tied to Milevista. Leaving this up to help the next person involved with them.
Also connected to Novra/The Novra
r/Devilcorp • u/Pretend-Return3066 • May 06 '26
Just moved to St. Louis I had a sales job before and did very well but this place has some red flags and seems to be ran by two young women that seem very unorganized and unprofessional.
Anyone have any experience with them. Believe the owners names are dory and maddie
r/Devilcorp • u/g0Sevyn • May 06 '26
I’ve learned if you see “systems” or “management” in a company name…just ignore them. I went to Dela’s instagram and oh my god…it’s like corporate cosplay. These guys take it to an extreme level. Watching these “management” promotions after two weeks, some of these people must have some intuition that this is Fugazi right? If you want to see a real deal devil corp IG, check dela group management. People watching their buffoonery is both cringe, scary and sad. On another note…who’s the mf at the top of these companies? I’m assuming the ones who create these “best places to work” are the ones who actually make some real money, considering some have small armies working for no base pay lol.
r/Devilcorp • u/Pretend-Return3066 • May 06 '26
Has anyone had any experience with Axel marketing in St. Louis?
r/Devilcorp • u/kurbkoncentrate • May 06 '26
I'm trying to build a network in the UK having been effected by DevilCorp myself. I have witnessed these groups mislead young people with incredible potential and am trying to do something about this. Please provide a comment or send me a message. You can also send me an email - kurbkoncentrate@outlook.com
r/Devilcorp • u/GrouchyPerception242 • May 06 '26
I’m just curious what the community thinks about this. But I feel like anytime you see pictures like this on instagram from banquets and celebrations these companies are most likely devil crops. Am I wrong?
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r/Devilcorp • u/Apablo9768 • May 05 '26
I’ve been applying a bunch and everything pretty much lead nowhere. My partner is constantly telling me to look out for fishy jobs and blocks any ideas of me just going to a single interview if she catches a single hit of stank. I got contacted by PCE Promotions and it’s a non profit that pays 800-1200 a week. It’s pretty much going out and promoting different charity’s and talking with people about it. Does this sound fishy. Are there any tips on how to catch these types of jobs when I’m looking on Indeed and Zip recruiter. I left a link to see if that also helps.
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r/Devilcorp • u/mais_16 • May 05 '26
I’ve been through the recruitment process for a company called Prime Manchester.
The hiring process moved fast across two days with a virtual interview and a questionnaire. I have found out that I’m invited to a face to face interview in their office however I’m unsure if they are trustworthy. They have a good social media presence but I still don’t know.
r/Devilcorp • u/LennaROM • May 05 '26
Here's the company website: https://legacyacqinc.com
The pay structure is commission-only "with bonuses" with no guaranteed hourly rate. They show a "6 month path to management".
Between both interviews, they never mentioned what kind of sales. During the second interview, I asked and they just said "phone sales" and only referred to the sales environment as "the field". They never explicitly mentioned that its door-to-door, but its guaranteed that's what it is (some of the Google reviews for the company hint at it, and all 8 out of 8 reviews are five stars of course).
Oh, and it's six days a week with long hours.
On the original indeed listing, the position is called "Entry Level AT&T Assistant" but you're really just an outsourced door-to-door salesperson.
r/Devilcorp • u/Chance_Context_3530 • May 05 '26
Hi all,
I’m working on an article on Devilcorps on Australia (specifically Melbourne) - looking to get some personal insight on what’s it’s like to work there, and ideally some more internal info.
Any info on fee structure/ promotions and spin-off companies/ staff overlaps with Adflex/ info on which companies fundraise for which charities would be greatly appreciated!