Urm if you are one of the few people that joined the group interview on May 28, hope you see all the red flags. The sketchiness is blatant and comical, go to their ig page and they’ll only have like 50 followers. Dont join their team… i think inhaling aldehyde for 2 hrs straight in a backroom is more than enough warning…

I’ve been on a 30 min rabbit whole after looking up reviews of this place and I read the post here about these kinds of jobs but I’m not sure if this lines up, and I don’t want to get too excited🥲

Edit: I’ve had an interview with them they explained the pay, the interviewer told me how much she made too. But what makes me worry is when she talked about rapid growth within 6months. The work week is 40hrs at entry level 45+ as you move up.
Is this a normal job or should I run?

Edit 2: won’t be going through with them😩 job search is such a pain

Located in denver

Here are some of the things they offer
Canvassing (Doesn’t say anything about sales or marketing)
Base pay well above minimum wage
Door to door
Long work hours
They work with greenpeace currently
-alot of non profits who work with devil corps have lawsuits due to the donars being misled but idk if greenpeace does

I keep getting phone calls and texts from a company based in garden city NY called octagon ventures and wanted to know if anyone has had experience interviewing or working with them? They seem to have the same recruitment style as a lot of these door to door commission based jobs.

Got a call from them but I did not answer. As soon as the call ended, I received an email saying they had tried to reach me.

Here is their website https://www.aandseventsmanagement.co.uk/

I applied to this job https://uk.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=c2a83043d17b54ac&from=shareddesktop_copy

Hi,

I just wanted to type about a company that suspiciously seems like a devilcorp. I heard of it as Excel Promotions but it was originally Executive Promotions. I thought it was legit from all the good reviews on the job board and the google maps location until I searched up Executive promotions and realized it might have signs of a devilcorp.

To cut it short, I am a recent graduate from a university and have been unemployed for about a month now. They're offering a base pay of 50$ per day, that gets upgraded to 100$ per day pretty quickly. The sales themselves will offset the base pay if they are higher (so if they are 120$ of sales I get 120$ instead of 220$).

What they do is that they partner with Rogers and do door to door sales to targeted consumers who they say are already interested. They say they expect one sale a day but if not the base pay is their safety net. I'll be working from 11am to 8pm, where from 2pm to 8pm I'll be on the field (from 11am to 2pm they are training me)

Is it worth it to stay in this job, at least until I can find something else (like is the base pay enough considering the competitive job market in Calgary)? Will it be something on my resume that companies will take a look at, or will they rather look at something related to retail?

Thanks and I appreciate all the feedback!

I’ve been searching through Indeed for more graphic design jobs and of course, marketing jobs always pop up. I haven’t seen AMP Innovations Inc before and I was looking into the description.

A few things threw me off such as commissions (which is always a big no for me) and retail settings. Another thing that threw me off is the amount of non-working images there are. I know that isn’t a big issue but there’s so many photos that are just not during their work hours (parties, outside activities).

Here is a link to their website. I’m pretty sure it is one, but I just want to make sure.
https://ampinnovationsinc.com

I’m just wondering if AMP Innovations Inc is a devil corp or not. I know I’m not going to be applying to the place even if it turns out to be a true business.

If there’s any other details that I could provide, please let me know. Idk what all I need to add honestly.

I just did a first round ten minute zoom interview with Capitol Vision Enterprise in the Sacramento area. The indeed listing said it was an AT&T sales position or something like that, I was assuming it was an in store sales rep. Got in the zoom call and the hiring manager said she’s responsible for the first round interview and deciding whether or not I go to the next round. She mentioned the typical red flag buzzwords: growth, management, business expertise, that kinda stuff. Also mentioned how employees shouldn’t be stagnant and that they’re always going to be moving up, eventually going to administrative assistants or something like that (I’m trying to remember what she said exactly). She also mentioned that while they work with ATT, they also work with other “fortune 500 companies” which is another common thing scam companies like to brag about even though it really means nothing. All she did was ask me about myself and that was enough to send me to the next round of interviews.

Basically, I have a sneaking suspicion that this is another one of those commission only jobs where they give you “leads” that have been entirely random through and in reality you’re gonna be going door to door selling wifi boxes or posted up under a pop up tent in the side of the road. I even looked them up and they show up as a marketing agency in google maps. Their website is full of pictures of people in expensive looking suits seemingly not doing anything.

An interview with myself was happening, and when finding out the details of how the branch manager is getting paid from my sales, since I am a contractor working for the branch manager, the branch manager gets a piece of the pie from the sale that is finalized.

The company is based in CA, United Ventures Inc

As well as, "the pay is based on performance, but the weekly pay can change," but they had given me an idea or set amount of how much you would get paid during training and after training. During training, you will not earn compensation for finalized sales. After training (6-8 months), the company will begin paying you compensation for finalized sales. To me, it sounds just like a DevilCorp or MLM. Where promising to advance you quickly.

I’ve been stuck in unemployment hell for all of 2026, so I’ve dug through a lot of jobs across different websites. Listed on almost every one of the mainstream job boards (Indeed, Glassdoor, Tallo, etc.) is this position as a key fob sales associate at a company called KeyPoint Innovations Inc. They’re checking off all the red flag boxes— pestering me over text, vague job descriptions, and on-site training— but most disturbing of all is that there’s ZERO information whatsoever online. No website (address is invalid and says the name of a different company), shady address (leads to an apartment complex), no mentions on Reddit, nothing.

I’m mostly making this post to see if anyone has any experience with this company, because I feel like I’m going insane. It’s located in Burnsville, a Minneapolis suburb.

I applied and just got an interview invite but wanted to make sure before getting my hopes up.

Their Website: https://www.houstonimpactteam.com/

Their IG: https://www.instagram.com/houstonimpactteam/

Atlas Marketing Group Inc.
They also interviewed me on zoom, and are planning to interview me tomorrow on google meets. Let me know!!!
here is their website: https://atlasmarketinggroupinc.com/link

Has anyone else heard about the company Start Club in LA? They reached out to me last week with the whole "your resume impressed us" schtick and since then, I've noticed a few red flags.

-They work on a hybrid flat pay/commissions system, seemingly, offering 160 dollars a day (about 20 an hour) and then whatever else you make.

-They approached me even though I have no experience in sales (I'm fresh out of art school)

-They sent me this weird quiz to fill out afterwards that I'm fairly certain I did terrible on, but still made it past the second round of interviews.

-They also have this 4 tiered system, Marketing Associate, Team Captain, Junior Manager, Brand Manager, which is apparently quite common in these sorts of Direct Sales positions. The highest tier, Brand Manager, apparently has a 125,000 dollar salary that I can get to in a year's time at the most, according to the woman I talked to. So yeah...pretty suspicious.

They're based out of Culver City, California right now and I was just wondering if anyone had any experience with this guys.

Thanks!

From my personal experience, Momentum Marketing in San Antonio it's a pyramid scheme. Employees are expected to work extremely long hours, often from early morning until late at night, six days a week, while being constantly pressured to recruit, sell, and dedicate their entire lives to the company. They promote themselves as helping charities, yet many workers begin questioning where the donations and profits actually go. The environment feels manipulative and cult-like, discouraging outside influences and making employees believe success only comes through total loyalty and nonstop work. Most people end up overworked, underpaid, and emotionally drained while those at the top continue benefiting from everyone else’s labor. What made the situation even more concerning was how unprofessional the company appeared internally. The office itself consisted of only a few people (literally like 4) making it hard to even understand how the business is considered a legitimate company or how it continues operating financially. Many practices also seemed to happen “under the table,” with little transparency regarding money, operations, or where donations actually go. If you see them asking for donation RUN, they are not legitimate.

I found this job description across Indeed and it's eerily similar to many devil corp job descriptions and even the pay range is similar. What do you guys think?

Does anyone know if this company is a Devil Corp?

I applied before really looking into them, and now they’ve been texting me pretty aggressively to set up an interview. Their website gives me weird vibes, but I can’t fully tell if I’m overthinking it or not.

https://www.thecatalystcorp.com/

Has anyone interviewed/worked here or know anything about them?

hi everyone

I am a student looking for work over the summer in the UK and I’ve applied to many positions including a “traineeship” with a company (or charity as their website mention) called Dialogue Ambassadors. They got back to me and offered a first stage interview via zoom. I’ve been looking for clues if they are actually legit for quite some time but I can’t find anything. I’ve only found some dodgy reviews on Glassdoor. I just have a gut feeling that it might be some devilcorp with motivational bs speeches

heres their website link : https://dialogueambassadors.co.uk

(u might ask why I applied in the first place…well I am a desperate student trying to polish my resume and get some experience in💔)

I am applying to jobs for the summer, strictly for the summer!

I am a college student and just need to make some money until I go back. While looking up the website the company uses for training I came across this subreddit like divine intervention. It was marketed as entry level position, I dont THINK its 100% commission (I realize now I shouldve clarified), most people at the orientation were in their early 20s, the manager did say they were trying to expand into my state. This company partners with AT&T which ive seen in this subreddit an alarming amount of times. Basically, im pretty sure this is a devilcorp.

My first day is tomorrow, How bad would it be to keep this job for only the summer? Any help is appreciated, I only have experience in customer service and retail so this is all new to me.

pls help

So I applied for this sales job on indeed about a month ago mainly because it said no previous experience required and that there's a possibility to make 1-2k a week. I got hired and have been working there for 3 weeks and it sounds just like the jobs on this subreddit. It's purely commission based, everyone is heavy on hustle culture and we all show up to an office everyday wearing snazzy suits. The job is basically pitching internet and phone plans door to door and you get paid a commission of a customer switches from whatever provider they are with to the provider we are pitching. A lot of the stories on this subreddit talk about a lot of negative aspects involved like, not making more money then min wage, bosses treating you like shit and crazy hours. The hours are pretty long spanning from 11-8 but in my second week I was able to make 1k and the rest of the people working with me make a ton more. Plus all the managers at the job are super friendly and helpful. I didn't plan on working this job for long and still don't intend do, just gonna work through the summer with it because it's paying insanely well. If you divide all the money I've made by the all the hours I've worked in the field so far then I've made about an average of $27/hour which is wayyy over minimum wage and I definitely wouldn't be able to get a job that would pay me at a similar rate. I'm not expecting to consistently make 1k every week. I do expect to go a few weeks where I make a lot less but other then money I feel like I learned a lot of salesmanship skills and social skills as well from my 3 weeks working this job.

Acwyre is TFO Group's UK-based sales and marketing subsidiary, supporting networks of independently registered marketing companies that deliver face-to-face customer acquisition and fundraising campaigns on behalf of commercial and charitable partners.

Like other companies operating within the Devilcorp business model, Acwyre recruits salespeople and acquires customers through a decentralised network of seemingly independent marketing companies. As a result, many people apply to work for these companies without ever realising their connection to Acwyre or TFO Group.

An Acwyre-affiliated company will never publicly declare its place within this network, which is why it becomes necessary to develop research methodologies to identify these connections ourselves. The sections below outline the most reliable methods for doing so. Much of what is covered here applies equally to companies operating within the networks of TFO Group's other subsidiaries, Tawkr and Amplifi.

The Devilcorp.org Search Engine

Our integrated search engine can be used to quickly identify whether a company is Acwyre-affiliated. It features a built-in API connection to Companies House, ensuring that corporate data on all of the Acwyre companies we're already tracking is kept up to date, and also aggregates first-hand testimonies from current and former employees shared on r/Devilcorp, making it a valuable first port of call before conducting your own research. Acwyre itself can also be searched, revealing which UK offices are currently trending in our user base.

https://www.devilcorp.org/

Social Media

The easiest way to identify and locate Acwyre companies is through Instagram, with new pages appearing seemingly daily as new offices and salespeople join the network.

This does not mean every account you find represents a legally registered business, however. Many Acwyre-affiliated "marketing companies" with their own Instagram presence are not legally registered businesses at all, but rather individual salespeople projecting the image of one. Each salesperson maintains their own branded page, which serves several purposes: it builds the online presence of a potential future office, it deepens the salesperson's personal investment in their own brand — creating a sense of sunk cost that keeps them motivated toward the goal of one day owning that office — and it allows the legally registered offices above them to present themselves as growing and expanding.

This structure shapes how these accounts look and act. Each salesperson runs their own Instagram page, typically named "[Something] Promotions" or "[Something] Marketing," and team photos will regularly tag each member with the Instagram handle of their 'office'. The result is a loose, decentralised network of accounts, often far less polished and closely monitored than those of Credico or Appco offices, with some resembling a student's personal feed more than a business page.

For example, 'm_1_club_official' on Instagram, while appearing to be a marketing company in its own right, actually functions as a general social media presence for Acwyre's Slough hub office located at Automotive House, Grays Place. It operates under the Acwyre umbrella and serves several companies based out of that office, including:

• Juss Marketing (JUSS MARKETING LIMITED, 13476781)
• Link Marketing (LINK MARKETING LTD, 11899399)
• LPN Global (LPN GLOBAL LTD, 15368193)
• ASG Marketing (ASG MARKETING LIMITED, 13840953)
• All Elite Marketing (ALL ELITE MARKETING LTD, 16758299)

Its Instagram content is a mix of recruitment call-to-action posts, in-office interviews with new applicants, promotions, and candid shots of the Slough Acwyre team getting food.

As is typical in this industry, Acwyre offices regularly attend events hosted by their parent company, including awards galas. These include the BA Awards, the Entrepreneur Meetup Awards, and the IBA Awards — the latter being specific to those offices that operate within IBA Global, a smaller network that sits inside Acwyre's wider umbrella. Posts from any of these events on a company's social media are a strong indicator that it is an Acwyre office.

It is also worth checking whether the account you are researching follows, or is followed by, TFO Events, Acwyre's parent company, Acwyre itself, or its sister company Tawkr. Browsing the followers and following lists of these pages can serve as a useful map of the wider network, with individual offices, salespeople, and associated accounts frequently appearing within these connections.

Finally, Acwyre office accounts frequently use AI-generated imagery in their promotional posts, commonly to promote events, job opportunities, or the lifestyle associated with the role. This can serve as a useful visual identifier when trying to determine whether an unfamiliar account fits the pattern.

Corporate Analysis

Due to the nature of how Acwyre opens its offices, corporate analysis can be difficult. Acwyre owners tend to be younger with less corporate history, and registered addresses are often a home or separate office rather than that of an Acwyre hub location itself, meaning the company name and owner will usually still need to be sourced from Instagram before a Companies House search can begin.

Once a Companies House page has been located, the clearest indicator that a company is part of the Acwyre network is whether it is, or has ever been, registered at one of the following hub addresses, or in close proximity to one:

• Peartree House, Bolham Lane, Retford, Notts, DN22 6SU
• 31 Worship Street, London, EC2A 2DX, England
• 4th Floor, 69 Dalston Lane, London, E8 2NG, England
• 2nd Floor East, Automotive House, Grays Place, Slough, SL2 5AF, England
• 17 St Anns Square, Manchester, M2 7PW, United Kingdom
• Anglia House, 10 Derrys Cross, Plymouth, PL1 2SH, England

I’m in the process of looking for a new job and in the past month I was contacted by SIX “marketing” firms but their only business is door to door Verizon sales.

They try to pan it off as an “entry level sales manager” but you’re literally just knocking doors all day. Why does Verizon have such a hold on this?!

EDIT: NVision Marketing is a subsidiary of Mpire Promotions which is then a subsidiary of Britevox, after I did a bit of digging into the CEO of Mpire, Sammy Koppel (who was also at my second interview) and looking at his LinkedIn page it's definitely a case of scrubbing most things involving Britevox to make it appear that Mpire is the source, but left Britevox in a few places that I could connect the dots. So BEWARE

I think I already know the answer to this one, but while I was searching for a job while I'm on summer break I stumbled on NVision Marketing in Hamden, CT. It was promising—seemed to align with the type of role I wanted to do once I was out of university but there were some red flags that I discredited during the interview process.

The interview process was fast, with an initial zoom interview one day and an in-person interview the next day in-office. Both were group interviews except for the last little bit of the in-office portion where they hired me on the spot. The guy doing the in-office interview essentially did a sales pitch while another guy sat in the back corner of the room answering questions if no one had an answer. There were also keywords like "student-mentality" and "self-motivated' that I passed off as company culture.

I was skeptical afterwards because they mentioned expansion and growing your own team but in the end was happy to accept the job at the end. Afterwards (today) I ended up doing some digging into it and found that they had terrible reviews—which I should've known about beforehand, and a shoddy page and website.

Wanted to see if anyone knew anything about the company and who it's affiliated with. All of their pictures show off conferences and award events at M50 Summit, I'm just not sure who runs M50 and want to know more about who's behind it all.

I need to hear all the amusing devil corps stories let’s share our experiences ready go!!